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introduced by him, is inferted below (£). And this 
able man, by his great induftry, made it manifeft 
(in the very infancy of Botany), that there is fcarce 
{b) From Parhnfon s Gar din of pleafant Flovjers> printed iri 
1656. 
1. 44 Pfeudonarciffus aureus maximus flore pleno, five rofeus 
“ Tradefcanti. 
44 The greateft double yellow baftard daffodil, or John 
44 Tradefcant’s great rofe daffodil. 
54 This daffodil was primarily introduced by John Tradefi* 
44 cant, and for; its extreme beauty, may well be emitled 
“ the glory of daffodils.” Page 102* 
2. 44 Moly Homericum, vel potius Theophrafii. 
44 The greateft moly of Homer 141* 
'3. “ Moly Indicum, five Caucafon. 
44 Indian. moly. ; . „ ........ ibid. 
44 Both the above molys are natives of Spain, Italy, and 
44 Greece, and were procured from thence by John Tradef- 
44 cant, and flourilhed with him, in his garden at Cart- 
44 terbury,” (ftiould be South Lambeth). 
4. 44 Ephemerum Virginianum Tradefcanti. 
44 John Tradefcant’s fpider-wort of Virginia. 
“ This fpider-wort is of late knowledge, and for it the 
44 Chriftian World is indebted unto that painful induftri- 
44 ous fearcher and lover of all nature’s varieties John 
44 Tradefcant.” J52. 
5. 44 Gladiolus Byzantinus. 
44 Corn- flag of Conftantinople. 
44 With this fpecies John Tradefcant obferved many acres of 
44 ground in Barbary overfpread 190. 
6. 44 ElJeborus albus vulgaris. 
44 White hellebore. 
44 This groweth in many places in Germany, and alfo in 
44 fome parts of Ruffia, and in fuch plenty, that John 
44 Tradefcant obferved quantity fufficient to load a good 
44 fhip with the roofs. 346. 
7. 44 Nardis montana tuberofa. 
44 Knobbed mountain valerian. 
44 pifcovered in a botanic excurfion by J. Tradefcant. 388. 
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