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Show Triseé.i, VELE.A TRUM BOTANICVM: * PLANTA ODORAT CLASSIS PRIMA. Sweete felling Herbes. Thefirft Tribe. ROM aParadife ofpleafant Flowers,I am fallen ( le Herbes and Plants,( Vt Ovwnetulit p that are frequently ufedto helpe the dife ofour bodies : imples, I have propounded to myfelfe-this methode ; to. diftribute theminto fi es or Tribes, that fo as neere as maybe,andis moft conv erall Herbes and Plants that are fit for each T7iet one place together: and firft of the Hi/opes. Hyffopus. Hyfope. CH AP. i. Here are findryforts of Hyfops, whereof the moft are unknowne to many+ whofe defcriptions, names properties fhall follow. 1. Hy[fopus vt 10 Ay [opus Vilearis, Common garden Hyfope Common g at the tops ofthe ftalkes ftand blewith purple gaping flowers,in {piked heads one rowe above another : after which follow the feed,whichis fmall and blackifh ; the roote is fomewhat wood- dy with many threddy firings: the -whole plantis ofa {trong {weete fent. 2, 3. Hy[fopus folis niuess : c&folys aurets. White Hy- fope,and golden or yellow Hyfope, Thefe nwo forts of Hyfope are both of the fame kinde with the common Hyfope,but differre onely in the party colouring of the leaves ; the white having diverfe leaves parted white and greene inthe midi, and fome all or moft-part white, and fome wholygreene, or with fome ftripesin the greene : forall thefe forts are feene together upon one Plant. The goldenor yellow fort,hath the uppermoft leaves ufually wholly yellowin the fummertime, parted with greene ; the lowerleaves often abiding withoutdifcolouring. 4. Hyffopus fol js cinerys, Ruffet Hyfope. This Ruflet Hyfope alfodiffereth fromthe formerin no other chiefe matter, than in the colourof the leaves, which are ofa grayithor ath colour, which fome call Ruffet this is likely to be that fort that Bazhinus faith wasfent him from &zgland, f d-nfis Double Hyfope. 5. Ayffops furcelis This Hyfope groweth lower andthickerfet with {lender and and, not fo wooddy branches, bending fomewhat downe wards, B ey =F) et wooddybranches, but tender; at the tops whereofare fet at certaine diftances, fundty{mall long and narrowgreene leaves : Y ZiPe Ge re<d = x5 The common garden Hyfope is fo well knownetoall that havea garden, or thathave beeneina garden, that fhall but Elum agere,to beftow-mytimein deferibing it tobe a {mal bufhyplant, thatrifeth up more than.a foot high; with many Qty? sais XQ SESS |