Tkeatrum 'Botanicum 
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2. Li*iaria c Pannonica major. The great Flaxeweede of Hungary, 
This is in many things like the former, but that the leaves are larger and the flowers greater and fewer then 
it and of a pale yellow colour, but a deeper yellow in the mouth, with fome hairinelfe therein. 
3. Linaria Cretica anguJUfolia, The narrow leafed Flaxeweede 0 iCandy. 
This Flaxeweedeof Ctutdj, hath at the three lower joynts of the (lalkes, which are many, and of a footeand 
ahalfe high, foitre long leaves a peece, but narrower by thehalfe then the former, but at the reft of the joyntsi 
they (land without order, growing ftill fmaller as they rife higher upon the (lalkes, which are much divided 
towards the toppes, whereon ftandfuch likeflowers as the former, but fmallerand of a whitilh a(h colour, the 
fpurre behind them being of the fame colour, the feede and feed vcffels are not unlike the former, butquickly 
fall away, even while the plant remaineth greene, 
4. Linaria Hijpanica tertiaClufij. Clujiut his third Spanifh Flaxeweede. 
The third Spanifti Flaxeweede of Clufius (heweth from the roote many imall (lalkes, about a foote high or 
more, whereon grow vet y plentifully many narrow leaves, of a grayilh or a(h colour, and at the toppes of 
them (lore of fmall flowers, that are of a whitilh colour on the ontfide, and more purplilh inwardly,about the ga¬ 
ping mow h, being of a more yellow colour, but yet pale alfo, the fpurre behinde being of a purplifh colour; the 
feede that followeth.whenit hath any, for itfcldomcbeareth, it like the other, but doth recompence that de¬ 
left, in that the roote peri(heth not, but abideth and encreafeth every yeare. 
5. Linaria Caryopbyllata albicans. The fweete white Flaxeweede. 
This fweete Flaxeweede hath upright (lalkes fomewhat wooddy, wherein arc fet without order, divers nar¬ 
row and fomewhat long leaves, yet ftiorter thenthe common kinde, and of a pale greene colour ; the flowers 
(land not l'o thicke at the toppe of the (lalkes and branches, nor fully fo large, but are of a very pale yellow co¬ 
lour, almoft white, and in other of a pale blew and white mixt, w ith a yellow mouth, the feede is like the com¬ 
mon, and the roote perifheth not. 
6 . Pfendo-linariarnontanaalba. Thebafe white Mountaine Flaxeweede. 
This bafe mountaine I laxeweede hath (lender ttrakedftalkes, with divers long and narrow leaves on them, 
both (lalkes and leaves of a yellowilh greene colour, diverfly fpread into branches, from the bottome to the top, 
bearing on every one ofthem, a fmall white flower, (landing on a fmall footeftalke, after which come darke 
grayifhflatfeede, in gfeenifh yellow round heads, butvery fmall. 
7. Linaria tenmfolia Lugdunenfis. Todeflaxe with very narrow leaves! 
This Todeflaxe hath as narrow fmall leaves as any other fort, fet very thicke on the low round (lalkes, fel- 
dome above a foote high, ofabitteriftiauftere tafte, that one cannot well tell which hath the predominancy, 
the branched (lalkes have nothing fo many flowers on the toppes ofthem, nor fo elofely fet together, fomewhat 
reddifh while they are in the bud, but of a whitilh red when they are open; after which comtr.eth the feede 
which is fmall and flat, contained in fmall and long heads, the roote is blacke and lull of threds. 
I. Linaria vulgaru n ofiras. 
Our common wildc Todeflaxe; 
2. Linaria Paftnonica major. 
The greater Flaxeweede of Hungary. 
