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Show 764 Cuar.ig. Theatrum Botanicum. Tripe6, 8 Caan. XIX Alfines:|purie aligpatves «Small Baftard Chickweedés; The Theater of Plants. Try 6. oa The Place. asuntilled, and by the wayes fides, &&c. Thefe Chickweedes gtow in Fields as wel eos me, quickly aftér. They flowerin Sommer; fornea little earlier or later than others,and their feede isripe g,f The Names, SAREHereare fome other!Chickweedes to be entreated ofthat pertaine to this Claffis, and srowin fee Y verall foyles which hall be fhewed:in this Chapter. 1. Alfine Vifeofa, Clammy Chickweede. This “clammy Chickweede ftandeth more upright then the laft, with rough, hairy and He clammy leaves fomewhatlike the other, but ofa more blewifh greenecolonr : the flowers hereof are white and {mall,{carce opening themfelves butin the hot time of the day, flanding at the toppes of the flalkes, which from the middle upwardsare fo clammy,that theywill {ticke to thefingers ofany that touch them,whereby they are apt to hold flyesand fuch other {mall thingsas light upon them. 2, Alfine ay — uke ciara: This creeping and fpreading C hickweede fcarce fheweth it{elfe above the Moffe and other herbes a silicHie cheeths ah veryflender {mall ftalkes and fmall fine but thicke leaves thereon, and {mall ishite flowers of fonre leaves 2 peece at the ends turning intolong andround heads like unto the other {mall Chick-- Cuar.20. Cameravius Alfine vifcaria, ‘Dedonews Alfine fpuria The fir Bavhinws calleth Alfine hirfutaaltera vifcofa, and riot the Lychiniz vifcofa.or any fort qrarta;and Gefwer in collatione fRirpinm Alfine fpecies glutinofa, yet thisisLugdunen fis calleth Affine manfcofasthe iasthe fecond thereof, although for the propersiegt mightbe called (Mu/car wala Gallica,whofe heads of féedes are the from differeth and a, Germanic nodofa Alfine s Banhine by third is called third Moris Gallina of like knottesupon athreador ftting, asi8fhewed inthe Chapterbefore: the fourth is the to be Antirrhies; Tragus the Alfinefp nria altera of Dodonauscalled by Lobel and others Alfie fobs Triffagin caken oblongis infidentibus :but farely if nonDiafcoridirby Cefalpinsand by Bashinus Afine chamedrifoliaflofenles pedicerlis t by C/#féus, and after himby ever he faw any whofe flowershad long ftalkes, I did never : the laft is fo called,firl frum or Cockle: all others, asit is in the title, yet ome fuppofed it might bea kind of Nigellaf > Zee The: Vertues. Y and thé reft Burrage, of tafte the of are firft two the edes,yet Chickwe thefe of Phyficke in ufe little Thete is of Chickweede. weedes, therootes are nothing but threads, 2.\ Alfine nodo(a Germanica. Knotted Chickweede ofGermany, \ the ftalkes which aré pare leaning This knotted or great joynted Chickweede, thereof tooke the name becaufe our then thenin others, the and partupright an handbreadth long, have the joynts more knotted. or bunched greene leaves that grow at them are very {mall and long like threads; many fet together, from whence likewile fpread {mall branches beating {mall white flowers of five leaves,{fet in great huskes thatend in five corners Reet everyonc ona long footeltalke. , 4. Alfinefolio Triffaginis, Germander leafed Chickweede. This {mall Chickweede fpreadeth fundry {mall weake branches upon the ground, three or foure inches long, one againit fet with {mall fomewhat round leaves dented about the edges, and pointed at the ends, by coupleswhite, conand fometimes another, at the joynts whereof towards the toppes comic forth {mall blew flowers, togejoyried alwayes two veffells, feede G(ting of five round pointed leaves,after which fucceede finall round -her,having {mallround feede within them;the roote is compofed of many threds, and abideth the Winter. 5. Alfnecorniculata Clufit. Clufins his horned Chickweede, This Chickweede rifeth up a {pannehigh, with onetender hairy ftalke full ofjoynts,and two {mall long fomé= what hairy leaves fer at them, towards thetoppe divided into fome branches, where and at the joyntsalfocome forth {mall white flowers in greene huskes, and after them {mall and long thinne tran{parant hornes, as it were like to Cockes {purres, and clammy withall, wherein lye {mall blacke feede : the roote is {mallandannuall. 4. Alfine folio\T rifaginis, Germander leafed Chickweede, 5... Alfine cormiculataClufj. Clufiws his horned Chickweede. Cuar. XX. Borrago @ Buglfum. Borragé and Buglofie, Seay Lthongh I have given you in my former Booké the knowledge of the Garden Borrage and Buglofle, and fome otherforts of them,yet there doe remaine fome others both of the Garden and P wilde kindes, whereof I meane now to fpeake. 1. Bigloffum minusfativum. Small Garden Bugloffe, ‘ This Garden Buglofie is very like the ordinary garden kinde for the manner ofgrowth; bat that YASCALY fome of ablew itis {maller'in all che parts thereof, the leaves are narrower and (horter, the flowersare {maller, Bugloffiee Bootoffun colour, and fome purple-(and Lobe/mentioneth one with a red flower, which he ftileth: Bohi-facce other. gen ie mininumflorerubente: the feede is likewife blacke but {maller :the'roote peritheth not, and islike the 2. Bugloffumfylyeftre majus flore nigro, Great wilde Buglofle. ; : This kinde of Buglofle differeth notfrom the laft in any thing but in the greatneffe, being greater inevery parts and in the colour of the fowers which areof fo deepe a purple colour, that it is called blacke,and that it is:found growing naturally in fomeplaces of Italy, and the other not but in Gardens, 4 3. Bluglofjum [ylueftre minns, Small wilde Buglofle, Buglofism minimum Echij facie flovibus rubentibne This other wilde Buglofic hath, femewhat broad fhort and rough leaves, imaller than, either.the garden or the lalt wilde kinde, and fornewhat more unevenly cut in on the edges: the flowers grow at the toppes of ablewithpurple coiv but {maller, and the feede groweth three or foure together like it, and blackith alfo : the rooteis {mall and long. 4. Bluglo{fum[ylveftre minus alterum, The rougher wilde Bugloffe, Sure This rougher kind differeth from the laft in thefe particulars: s are much rougher than it, and fharper or {maller ds alfo :the flowers on the toppes of the branches are the fowers of Galiopfs Sticking dead Nettle than iy.of the former forts of Bugloffe, fome plants being of.a blewith purple, colour and fome whitejandnotof both thefe colours in one plant. 5+ Bugloffum dulce ex. Infulis Lancaftrie, Laxcafhire Buglofie, Laneafhire Buglofle fhooteth forth many {lender ftalkes of a cubite fome more, fomeleffe, the lower leaves. whereof next the ground are much leffer thay thofe of Borrage, and of a whiter greene, {omewhat rough, bnt thofe thar grow onthe ate leffer, having the flowersfet at the joynts with them, shofe buds before they are blowen are of a reddifh colour, but when they are open, areof a blewifh purple, fomewharlike thofe of Vipers Bugloffe, or betweene them and Borragé flow~ ers, of a very fwecte taftelike hony, the roote groweth great posi ifh on the outfide, divided downewards intofome ereat fanges, _, 5: Borrago minor (ylvestrés. Small wilde Borage. This {mall Borageis very like the gardenkinde, bur that itis muchfmaller and {lenderer, the leaves alfo are much {maller,* narrower, fhorter, rougher and more prickly, and ofa paler greene colour, thinnerfet likewife upon theftalkes, forit hath bat fewbranches : the flowers grow atthe joynts with the leaves from the middle oftheftalkeupwards, three or foure fet together, and are blew like the other, but more pale and roun- Small Bugloffe with ted flowexs, : |