Ihlkes, each (landing in a huske, with a long thred as it were growing out of the flower that turneth np asaine' 
the whole dalke,kaves,and flowers areofablewifa purple colour. ^ ° ‘ 
5. Orohancbe ramefa. Branched flerbe bane. 
Although many ofthefeherbes are found with fingle and unbranched (Hikes,yet fome arc found alfo that hare 
them much branched, but then for the mod part, they grow lower then others,and are of differing colours, fome 
whitifh, (ome more yellow,fome brownifh yellow, and fome blcwifli or purplifh, for f uc Ii are'found in (undrv 
places. Haxhinm remembrerh a fmall fort hereof, that groweth lower,under Pine trees, Firre and Pitch trees dif¬ 
fering elfe in nothing,but in being of a darker colour, and the flowers whiter. ’ Hypop'tje, 
4. Orohancbe radice dentata major five dentaria major Mattbioli. Great Toothwort or Lungwort 
Mod properly may this herbebe j'oyned tothefc formerly fetdowne, for their neere affinity in many’ things • 
it hath for the roote fmall feales, if it may be Co called,like as the (Hikes or branches have, which confift'likewife 
whollapl blackifh purple,(Lining thicke feales, lying fomewhat clofely, compatt one upon another : in the be 
gmmnfof the Spring,there rifeth out from the toppes ofthefe fcalybranches, tender and brittle fappy (hikes to 
a fpan long,without any leaves, but bearing many whitiih purple gaping flowers, and blackiflu'rnvard flandln^ 
in huskes,wherein afterwards grow up veffcls with fmall feede in cbem. ’ 3 
5,. Orohancbe rad,oedemata minor. Small Toothwort or Lungwort. 
This leffer fort cohfifleth of a fmaller Icflfe fcaly,and more white tranfparent roote, with a tender fappy whitifh 
purple (Hike in like manner,without leaves and whitifh purple flowers ar the toppe, (omtrtimes but two or three 
and fometime many more. This varieihin (ome places being of a more purplifh colour. 
The Place and Time . 
The fird three (orts grow many times from the rootes of (undry herbes, and bv rheir fappineffedraweth out the 
nourifhment,thereby fpoyling them,and fometimes among a field of Come,Pulfe, Hempe Arc fometimes alfo of 
it felfe among the grafife and herbes, by the (ides of hedges,and under the fhadow of trees, and many rimes alfo 
without (hadow.the other two moll commonly under trees,where they have much fhadow, and doe mollfln.. 
rifle in May and June 1 yet iome have beene found in flower in Angaft. 
The Names, 
Diofcor'ides calleth it and Orohancbe in Latine.but doth much differ from that Orohancbe oCTheothra 
fias ,Which with the dafping branches killeth the Orohm that it growes withall, and therefore LmdancntU rakerh 
chat pulfe which is called Aphaca ,to be 7 heopbrafim his Orohancbe , as I fliewed before in the Claflis of 1 he pulfe. 
Lot out of doubt,it agreeth with Tbcaphrafim his Limodoron, as fome have it, but moretruely Hamodoron fome’ 
\*. ould have it Limonodontm 9 f?atorum donum.ox elfe Limodorurnfamemadferens: but is the rrueft name ' 
the bed copies, or as fome tliinke tptiodacmetantjHam cruore infeSla : for Tbeophrafim deferibeth his h" 
modoron^imoh in the lame manner that Diofiorid.es doth his Orohancbe, it is thought alfo to be Pliny his fynomor'' 
onacammgemta’tefimlMdine. Mod Writers call them Orohancbe, andlo rntLimodorm, The 'Dentaria isci'" 
f cd tone Sc!«*mar,a,or Sfumatia,- and radix fepuamwmtaby Dodonau* Anhlatum, by rafaipim,, Aracbidnm and 
by Gej nor csEgoletbroj TUny and faith the people m Germany that keepe Vineyards,call it Malm Henricm . b uc 
generally by all ©»MrM.and major, the lelfer being called by Ventaria apbfjos, and Dent aria cordll.ide ra- 
\ ^".“d ,mmr by Others. The Italian, as Mmbiotm faith call Orohancbe Herha 7 «ya,becaule Kine eating thereof 
will 
