800 C H a P. 36. T heatrum Botamcum. _ Tribe 
~ out any leaves, and bearing onclarge flower at the toppe, of a deeper yellow colour then in many others. 
1 1, Hieracium Britanicum (lufii Conyz,afolio, Fleabane like Hawkeweede. 
This Hawkeweederifeth up with round ftraked reddifh greene ftalkes halfe a yard high, fet with fomewhaci 
large rough leaves like unto thofe of Fleabane without order, but not fo fat or thicke and dented about the edges; 
compafling them at the botrome, and pointed at the ends: the flowers are yellow like other Hawkeweedes, fee 
in hairy huskes upon long footeftalkes which turne into downe, and with thewhitifh long feede is blowneaway 
W'ith the winde .■ the roote is compofed of many blackifh flrings which penfh not but abide many yeares, 
12. Hieracium montanum angufiifolium five fextum Clujii. 
(flttfm his narrow leafed mountaine Hawkeweede.' 
The narrow leafed mountaine Hawkeweede of C/#/«tf>yeeldeth from the long and thicke blackifh roote,di« i 
vers heads of long and narrowThirpe pointed leaves iomewhat hoary upon the greene, from among the leaves 
of every head ftart up naked hard (hikes about halfe a foote long, bearing one large yellow flower at the toppe 
like unto others,and flying away in downe in the fame manner. 
Alttiuw. This kind is found to vary lometimes, having the leaves a little waved about the edges, and fometimes Idle 
hoary,and of a darke greene colour. 
13 . Hieracium latifolium Pamonicum five primum Clufii. 
Broad ltafed Hawkeweede of Hungary, 
This Hawkeweede of Hungary hath divers large hoary leaves lying next the ground fometimes a little waved 
other whiles tome on the edges, fometimes with blacke fpots on them and fometimes without any, among 
which rifeth up an hairy (hike with very few leaves thereon,parted at the toppe into two or three other bran¬ 
ches,with every of them a large yellow flower like the great Hawkeweedes. 
Vnto this ranke or order is alfo to be referred the 4 Buglojfum luteum vulgare of Camerariw and Gerard, which 
is our Laugdebeefe called by Lobel Buglojfum Ecbioides luteum Hieracio cognatum , and by Tabermontanw Hiera. 
cium Ecbioides luteum, and by Bauhinus Hieracium Bchioides capitis lu Cardui T BencdiUi > but that I have expreffed 
it in my former booke. 
The Place, 
All thefe forts of Hawkeweedes are growing upon hills and mountaincs in feverall places of Italy and Ger¬ 
many ^c, and are alio found many of them in divers places of our owne Land. 
The Time, 
They doe all flower in the Summer when the other forts doe. 
The Names. 
The firft three forts and the fixt Bauhinus onely hath made mention of by the feverall names are in their titles; 
the fourth Columna calleth Hieracium GcrmanicumfratrU Gregory, and the fift Hieraciumpumilum ejuintumejufdem 
(fc.fratrji) Bauhinni maketh them the 17.and 15?. in his Prodromus by the titles here expreffed ; the fixtis his 
twentieth ; the feaventh is likewife called by Columna Hieracium pumilum (.ecundum , and the eighth Hieracium 
montanum afperum : the ninth is called by Clufnu Hieracium ejuintum villojum, and by Tabermontanw Hieracium 
latifolium montanum : the tenth is the eighth Hieracium folio Hedypnoides of Clupus, which 7 abermontanus calleth 
Hieracium montanum anguflifoUumfohjsCichoraccis : the eleventh is called by Clufius Hieracium Britanicum^nd is 
his fourth kin I ; the twelfth’ is as is laid in the titlc;the fixt fort of Clufius called by T* bermontantts Hieracium mon - 
tannm angufiifolium fecundum ; the laft is. the firft Hieracium latifolium of Clufius called by Camerarius Hieracium 
latifolium Pannonicum, and as he faith by fome Italians Cojla, or HcrbaCoJla, and by others Ingraffia di porci, and 
by Tabermontanus Hieracium r / hlomoides. 
The Vertues, < 
There is no doubt but that thefe fort of Hawkeweedes are as effectual! as any of the former, both their form 
and bitter tafteexpr effing their qualities, yet the laft hath beene found by many in our Land to have a particu¬ 
lar propertie, but fet downe by no other Author then ('amcrariui, who faith concerning it, that it is fingular 
good for the Tifficke or conlumuprion of the Lungs, to be taken either made into a Syrupeor Cqnferve, or the 
powther of the dryed herbe taken with hony, or as he faith they doe in CMyfia, put it into their Sallets, broths 
and meates for the fame purpofe, and is available for the plurifie alfo without any helpe of blood letting as it is 
affirmed by many credible perfons. 
Chap. XXXVI. 
Hieracia pratenfia, Medow Hawkeweedes. 
' • 
Ottavworcb, The eight ranke. 
r. Hieracium prof unde fnuatum pubefeens . Medow Hawkeweede with deepe cut leaves^ 
T fi H:s Hawkeweede hath divers long and narrow leaves next the ground deepely cut in or torne on 
I the edges,and pointed at the ends with long footeftalkes under them,and covered with a foft dow- 
nyhairineffe as all the plant clfe is: the ftalke is hollow, round and three foote high, having a few 
fuch like deepe cut leaves thereon and branched diverfly, -whereon ftand gold yellow flowers on 
1 e . crall long footeftalkes which paffe into downe like the reft: the roote is blackifh and wooddy. 
2 • Hieraciumpratenfe non fmmtum majus. The greater uncut medow Hawkeweede. 
. The many and divers rough leave that lye about the roote of this Hawkeweede upon the ground are of five 
inches long a peece,and one and a halfe broad, without any gafh or dent on the edges being very greene,and en¬ 
ding in a round point, from among which rifeth up one Angle ftraight and crefted ftalke about a cubit high, 
wholly naked or deftitute of leaves,bearing at the toppe a number of fmall yellow flowers,let clofe together as it 
were in a tuft every one upon a Ihort footcftalke,which doe as the reft turne into downe and then into the wind: 
the roote 13 fmall and blacke with divers long firings faftned thereto. 
3, Hier a- 
