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4* 5". Lagopui avgufiifolius & fammitat foruruhrrimt. 
Bright red Hare* foote * 
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6. Lagoput zulgotu. 
Common Hares foote. 
5. Ltgtfus mituffierirubtrrimo. Brigbtred Imall Haresfoote. M 
This (mall Hares foote hath (mail woolly or loft leaves as imall but nothing fo long or narrow as the lad ami 
groweth little more then halfe a foote high, the fpiked head is fmall but larger then the wilde kind and the 
lie 1 wers on them are of a mold excellent crimlon colour, the corners of w hcJe woolly huskes (land out like ft arrl .. 
win n the feedc withid them are ripe : this is but annuail periling ycarely as the former: this alfo came 1, 
out of Spamc by the name of Lagopw pratenfis "Buticui. Die 
6. Lagopw vulgar it. Common Hares foote. 
The common Hares foote is well knowne to be a fmall plant growing greater and higher in fome places and 
faiailer in others, with whitiih woolly fmall trcfoilc leaves fet upon the flalkes, and many branches it hath t hr 
beads ac the toppes are imall and lomewhat long with the roundnefle, compofed as it were all of a hairv hnarc- 
downinefle, whofe flowers in fome are of a white in others of a blufh colour: it is annuail as the refl and rhk 
oneelpeciallnoteof this family of Hares foote, or that beare fpiked heads of flowers that they perish ve^eiv 
when as the other forts of Trcfoiles that are to follow or that went before aienot fo : This alfo I hadYram rJl Su^kw 
bat gre w larger, and another that flood not upright,with many other forts out of Spatxe which are perifl ^H 
me by fome unkindly yearcs have happened. h WIcn 
The Tlacc and Time, 
rhefc have beene all found, fome in Italy, others in Spainc, fome in France and others in Germany, but are rrr 
ierved with usm the Gardens olfuch as are curious .• and the,Jail almoft every where in dry grounds in C 
owneI.and,andfloimfhmrhe Summer moneths onely. b " oac 
The Thames. 
It is caDed xajaw-cwjn (3reeke,and fo Bkewife %* in fatin zaLepmU hikittofede of the hairy foote of an 
Harems .tfo Lagopodm and Per Leper,, LcpotucmtHm ,and Trifolwmbumil,-.Hippocrates called it Um rm qu ji 
Tr.ucum Leper,cam becaule ,t grew among Come, the firft is called by mod writers Lagcpm mtxhidti till 
by Clttfm, and Lagopm ma xtmM or major folia Trifolrj by Label himfelfe and Dodonan, ft he fecond is calledht 
ir r ZZ™ 7f'll’r 7”“'n W hlch maketh the Other fort of his third Trifolium majat, Trim cal- 
led it Cytufus and fo did Co/umella^LontcerM and Cordus Trifolium magnum the commentors nn r Tit,u • 
Pandeil, Pet miM , and 7 hal.utTr,folium fpicatum : the third iscalledby 
y others, but as I fayd by Lagdmcnfit iMcpecuresgraminea Dalecbampij ; the fourth Chfus fo ‘Lllcth as his ; n 
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All the t arts of theft Hares feete.that is, leaves, (lalkes.Sec. but efpeeially the fpiked heads doe dry and hirtJc, 
and 
