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The Theater of ‘Plants. 
Chap. 7 0 * & l J 
caves are this as the other by the (hedding of the feedc, 
ifech againe before winter,and fo abideth flowring the next 
pring, and feeding in fommer. 
3. Chelidenittm maximum Canadenfe arcwMv. 
Great Celandine of panada. 
1 his flrange < clandine hath a fiefhie roote, full of a yel- 
owiuyce, fmelling ftrong like die ordinary,from whence 
rife onely three large blcwilh greene leaves, cut in after the 
manner of Vine leaves, without any foote ftalke under them, 
or with very (hort ones,from among which rife a fliort red¬ 
dish foote ftalke, with a white flower on fhe toppe of it like 
umothe flower of Sowbread. 
Chelidoninm mitms . Small Celandine or 
Pilewort. 
Although there is po,affinity in the forme hereof unto the 
former, as 1 before fayd, yetbecaufeit generally beareth the 
mame of the lefler Celandine, and that it is of an healing 
-.quality, elpecially for the piles, I thought good to joyneit 
i with the other for this worke, which dfe might be levered. 
. This fmall Celandine doth (pread many round pale greene 
rleaves, fee on tveake and trayling branches, which lye upon 
Jthe ground, and are fat. (mooth, and l'omewhat (hilling, and 
in fome places, though feldome, marked with blacke fpots, 
teach (landing, on along foote ftalke; among which rife 
cfmall yellow flowers, confiding of p, or ref. fmall narrow 
leaves, upon (lender foote (Hikes, very like untoaCrow- 
; foote whereuntothe feeds alfo is not unlike, being many 
II fmall ones fet together upon ahead : the roote is made of 
many fmall kernels, like grainc of corne, fome twice as 
long as othet s, of a whitilh colour with fome fibres at the 
I end of them. 
There is another fort hereof, which hath as it weredoii- 
ble flowers, confiding of two rowes of leaves, in all other 
I things not differing from the former, which Comerariuf in 
hertij onely mentioncth, 
a. Chelidonium majus Uciniatum. 
Iioocd Ceiandinc.' 
i. Chelidonium majui vulgare. 
Common great Celandine; 
Flore dii* 
fliih 
.3. Chelidonium minus. 
Small Celandine or Pilewort. 
