the flowers fomewhat larger than the other, elfc not much un¬ 
like having a border or pale of white leaves, fet about a middle 
thrumme: the roote hereof is more ftringy and fibrous than the 
other. 
The place. 
The firft growethin fields andmedowes by the hedge Tides 
and path wayes almoft every where, and in lanes alfo and waft 
grounds, the other in Spaine and divers other countries •' the laft 
was found in the mountainous fields of Helvetia or Switferland 
and other parts there abouts. 
'the Time, 
The firft and laft flower in the end of lane and in July, and the 
fecond not untill Augufi with us 3 and feldome giveth ripe 
leedCjUnlefl'e carefully preferved in the Winter. 
The Thames, 
It is called in Greeke i/lappm) Ptarmica, quodejl Sternutatoria , 
or S ternutamentoria, as it is alfo in Latine from the effetft of pro¬ 
voking fneefing. The firft is diverfly called by divers. Tragus 
calleth it Tanacetum album five acutum, & Millefolium primum, 
Cjefner in hortis Tarchonfylvefire vel aquaticum , & in Collett, Jlir- 
pium Draco aquations , Brunfelfui Pyrethrum, Cor dm on Diofcori¬ 
des Pyrethrum fylveflre,Dodon£Ui ‘Draco fylveftrisfive Ptarmica, 
Bauhimts referreth it to that plant which Lugdunenfis calleth 
Mentha Sarafenica Jpecies altera Mjconij, and yet maketh it alfo 
a kinde oiC of marie •Thalius Ptarmica fylveftris Germanica , Clu- 
fins Ptarmicapratenfis^Lobel Ptarmica folio Taraconis vel Sterna - 
tamentoria, ATatthiolus ,F uchftus ,Ge(her ,and others Ptarmica,and 
Bauhinus Dracunculm pratenfs ferratofolioithc fecond is called by 
all A uthors Pyrethrum , and of fome Salivaris ,but Gefner in hortis 
addeth Germanictim ,as it is thought Matthiolus, Lugdunenfs and 
all other alterum^Lobel oftic inarum,and Bauhinus fore Bellidjeithe 
laft is fee forth onely by Bauhinw who calleth it Dracunculus Al¬ 
pinist folio ScabiofentU called by the Arabians Macarcaraha, or 
Hacharcharba,b)Lthe Italians Piretro ,by the Spaniards Pelitre,by 
the FrenchTied* Alexandre ,by the Germans andttDutch'Bertram; 
it is called in Engltjh wilde Pelletory, or wilde Pelletory of 
Spaine 3 as the fecond is called the true Pelletory of Sppinr, 
Pyreth nm vulgare offtcinantm. 
Pelletory of Spaine. 
