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Theatrum Botanicum. long hairyfooteftalkes, yet thofe that follow are broader,more divided and hairy,among whichrifeth upa ftraked hollow ftalke,a cubite and a halfé high, with diverfe leavesfet thereon,and parted toward the toppe into many branches, having {mall pale yellow fowers on them,like unto others of this kinde, and feede alfoin the like manner;the roote islong made of manyfibres. : 12, Ranunculus montanus lanuginefus folijs Ranunculi pratenfis repentis, Woolly mountaine Crowfoote, The roote of this Crowfoote hath reddith ftringsorfibres,fending forth a fmall foft woolly ftalke, about a cy- bite high, devided into many branches,with pale greene leavesfet thereon,being foft and woolly,andftandin on woollylong footeftalkes, an hand breadth long,devided into three principall parts,and each of theminto others, and dented about the edges, very like unto thofe of the Medow creeping Crowfoote: the flowers hereof that ftand at the toppes of the branchesare yellow, but larger than thelaft. hf 13, Ranweculus faxatilis magnoflore, Rocke Crow foote with large flowers, This Crowfoote hath many {mall leaves rifing froma long fibrous roote, fet upon longfoote ftalkes, fcarfe rn broad as the naile of ones hand, parted into three 4 Ranunculus Pyrencus albus duplex, fall jagges, and they againe into twoor threeother, fomewhat foft.and woolly: the ftalke that rifeth up amongthefe, is {carfe an hand breadth high, fomewhat woolly alfo bearing but one large flower at the toppe, of a fhining gold yellowcolour,madeoffive leaves, with many deeper yellow threds in the middle. 5 Double white Crowfooteof the Pyrenianbills, ftanding upon fhort footeftalkes, fcarce an inch long : the flender woollyftalke that branchethit felfe from the botteme, rifeth not above halfe a foote high with fomeleaves at the foote of the branches, and many yellow flowersoffive {mall leaves at the toppes : the roote is fmall and fi- X\ BM AW) Wy) Wy, 15. Razunculus minimus faxatilis hirfutus, \\EAW W2zAA Thefmalleft hairy Rocke Crowfoote. This fmalleft Growfoote f{preadeth diverfe ve~ Sai Za : 5 iY : nM) NH flender hairy branched ftalke, not above two -or three inches high, with {mall yellow flowers, at the toppes, like unto the'reft, and fo is the {eede that followeth, the roote likewife is {mall and or on to grow Wild in our countrie, The Time, They doe all of them flower about Mayand Tune, and their feede is ripe quickly after, The Names, Ocnaathe,in regardof the footes;but the flowers and feede demonttrateit pigine y 8 aes uc re ses earew ing “ 2 ne/0V ek Crow foote, as both bythe comparifon and mine owneinfpedtion( having ha os fibrous. 16. Ranunculys vilofiffimus Monfpeliacus; Small red hairy Crowtoote of Mompelior. hairy Crowfoote of Mompelier, hatha fall roote made of many reddifh fibres, from whence {pring up diverfe thicke {mall and AOLOUShleafed gtaffe Crowfoote. Wap/es, fome by ALompelier, and othersin the Kingdomeof inhabitantss nen thethe phacient thie Bl growing but any before, heir titles, being plants never fet fort =. which Chere ete a A : hs se ee ae of the Alpes, unto Dee poett - 5a ce <8 iling ot & ene the ont by ALonnel, Le other by Peliterius ; ae pres ee Zi on the hille£quicol, inthe Kingdonte of Naples,calleth it Ranunculus j gra i ee ae ;/ ae dashabia bulbofus gramineus montanus which Bauhinus thereupon calleth Hae vasalee ee a ie doth more nearely ea Dee “ ne Pe Afaria Aton trata, ¢ Santa hee faith groweth plentifully arthe foote of the hills of ich e ee and as he faith that) hath bulbous rootes and long nartow leay Ph and fo mintedemysharge at aie Mord neither: The feventhand eight with the other of the fame kinde are gene Soaagst — fe : “a 4 other before, and therefore their titles mult ftand as they doe. The ninth i ren hyeee: ae 2 en hills Campoclarenfes and eAguicolt, andcalleth it Ranunculus montanus st aving . v <s i igth Beoe: like unto that with A/phodill rootes,which [havefet forth in my former Be Gs ee ee 8 is ee if nM rum, and a white flower but this hath yellows which as Ithere faid, Lege pner hi if in co ont 5 cla Rony, or rockie the on findingit he becaufe oni, plants,. and callechic OenaritheMic We = i A“ \ Ui brous. 7. nas graminens perfolia tus. The Place, fome in Germany, fore on Moxie lag bySeve, Allthefe forts of Crowfeete grow upon the Mountaines, the Pyrenean hills none of them being knowne forts, but Crowfoote, hinus inhis Pinax which hee-calleth Narcifci flore : the fecond is Cla/izs-his third Mountaine , finding it on sat {aith Dr, Pennya Phyfition of our London Colledge, fent him the figure and defcription faithic and montanus hirfuths purpurafcente flore, Le na hateGendoa «and isBawbinushis Gxt Ranunculus a ftalkeand high witha this howcan but forth, s fet Lagdunen{i y that Dalechampi anahh candidum acaslon re acy e=pre erehem sare flower,be called Candidumand acaulon without a {talke,1 loce ; anal oye ee ewer a he culus Pivenens albo flore, whofe leaves as he faith‘are like unto thofe o Baw “ oe 3 “dey i Rene ue _ barifts is called now adayes, Ranunculus plantaginis folio, and fo doth e of the oneles veee . oes that ic may be the Ranunculus Phewicens Myconi, for the refemblanc pone on ‘ on ss : a es eee Date tree : but herein, in my opinion he is much miftaken, for that ays {mall peeces, whichalfo are cut in on the edges, This red which flalke being of an hand aot {s. but ofan uneven length, fome being longer and fhorter than others ; : is 4 hh sh, and branched at the toppe, hath a {mall devidedleafe; at the foote.of every of thofe {mall branches, the whole plant is covered with redshale Beare ella flowers of a meane bigneffe,like unto others of this fort, felfe, it reddith were it if as feemeth it thar difh foft haites, Monnoe phtwe The firlt kinde whichis oftwo forts, C/ufivs maketh to be his sont iiaseoF is dl "| 1 i + seats " fi 7° this is che later of his. Lobe! calleth it Aconitum Batrachoides, anc what round leaves fpread uponthe ground, thické andhairy, fcarfe anailes breadth, yet devided into ftalkes, in the middle of which rifeth up, a {mall __ Cahve4 d, and other4 fharpe pointed whereo f are rourid, fome where 3; p peeces, fome divertfe into being devided oie ivet{e peeces, i devi d t{t being Ie aves, atat the the fifitft hairy at prickly were it andas peeces, pointed and long into devided are ftalke, hairy the with ene aie aeHtebp ‘ Rocke Crowfoote with roundifh leaves. This {mall Rocke Crowfoote, hath a few fome- into three round parts, and dented about the edges, ftanding apon {mall long hairy foore The heater of Plants. Ranunculus, mortanys Be, tontce foliis. Mountaine Crowfoote with Beronylike leaves, 14. Ranunculus faxatilis folys fubrotundis, rie {mall, and fomewhat round hairy leavess cut 2 Libinesiones TRIBE} Ranunculus alter non perfoliatus latifotins, é Za as ) Wr ; Fabi nn den many yeares, and feene it with others) maytruely be teftified: The tenthtitle; rhe laft fixe forts have their colder fide ofthofehills e€qvicoli, and called it, as itis inthe ontrary 5 , names in their ticles, as Bashinws calleth thenPin his Pinzax and Prodromes The Vertues, ) 8. Ratuaculus pumilus angu/tifolius, Another fmall narrow leafed Crowfoote: Moltof thefé forts of Crowfeete being hot and fharpeintalte, and exulcerating i skinne, in re eek = ofthe former, cannot be but of the fame quality with them, and although there fac not fo sa an con trials, beene made ofthefe being moft of them butof late invention, yet no donbr but theyay o E li oe the fame parpofes; according totheir degree, in being moreorleffe fharpe than others; onely : . oul rh fore that hath leaveslike Betony, for the formefake of the flowers, being joyned tothis family, asis fai Dee lea lie or cription, hath nofuchhotfharpe or exulcerating propertie, but asis there faid being fomewhat gine 1g afitingentin talte,is held affuredly tobefriendlyto the ftomacke,as other things that are of t ne ie ae ase -rnefie and aftriction ; which lielpe to ftay and drie up thedefluxions of humors, be fish gon rot that “om the head uponthe ftomacke and lungs, and to preferve them from putre faction canfed thereby. Ranunculs hortenfis, Garden Crowfeete, Hofe Crowfeete that are chicfeflynourfed up in Gardens, fhould follow next, beet de siondy, oF t ae Ee thewed them in my former Booke; felecting all thofe that beare flowers of any a the Tribes or Families, to ftore that Garden withall as was moft fit and proper > w ee memes - Fd rous to fee their difcriptions or know farther ofthem,1 mult referre them to jes me a ae eer . andreade the varieties there expreffed, TheAnemonesalfo or Wind flowers and cC faci as . ana ve ie Crowfeete their fharpe tafte and exulcerating qualitie declaring the fame, fut bearea P Fee ecrot reft, but that they are all likewife defcribed aforehand, yet Ithjnke it not a mific to give yo ep them;to beautifie this worke and to pleafe your eyes. gu hoc 339 |