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Show Theatrum Botanicum. $72 . TRise7, TRiBE7. CuHaP.29, Great ki oleae y 5+ Moiy montanum latifolium pritmui Cluf, but is not mike me ie. ES. is i Crarrg. 373 Chim; Seitentcaaurgton sy ¢ : Turk GnasfiakvCrtcemsataeiadenaelvcdis i hin he ne WinytoneneinaGarekeOatth as thefgarden Garlicke is, {oftrong imelling of Garlicke that the the outermoft dai eeeves ‘ pat’ by the offets, Theheaterof Plants, Spottéd or Snakelike Ramfons, 5; Onn , like to _ otal Ramfon hath fomewhac broaderleaves then the other Ramfon, fomewhat many fmall white flowers as the fiender ftalkes,are which beare fpots blacke Ory kinds This but Jeaves {potted eseneeaithbut longer thenthe other, covered with a brownifh outward a or cont a tuft offibres thereto; it is called by Herbarifts as C/wfisw fait fot M8 arteicae like Gladiolus, with rotunda. i jolus Oeae Vittorialjs longa becanfe the ares Mcwrdlinn. Great Turkey Garlické’ rah tace ee ic oe : pa5 {undry great long leaves muchbigger then the ordinar fhooteth forth : i ercat Garlicke eat long ftalke threeor foure foote high with fomeleffer leaves thereon : nidit F t This a aes a a a thefirftin at enclofed flowers of tuft large a itbeareth — whereMoly eeeGitlewer: arsegeet the middle upto ee or rather whitifh, with three fquare huskes and blac . _ o _ Alteram, at leaft fhining, and feldome giveth of fets for en= ne ae : is reat white and almoft tranfparent rootes,and narrower leaves. loofer{caly and yellower poly create. Thea:ier with Scorodopralfum alterum bul al et convoluto on ith a bulbed and twining head. ie Garli Den re P hi Seeeeeswants butlarger in each part : the ftalke che ae nee $ in, head of bulbeslike to the Indian Moly, wrapped inat 4 the a y he Te yard halfea higher, hahaving atoppe nea large {maller tothe end,which bulbes in time breake that one skinne . witha long point growing fet ‘arplifh, but growing whiter afterwards, having alfo fome pam ng doth winde or twine it felfe like a oe or oes ee ares fe veet the ftalke at the firlt : theroote is as greatand white as eo ‘ an es them : the head bel yy, ove ripeneffe (tandech upright which when the ‘cha elke getty {ort of Garlicke: both of thefe doe fmell, fomewhat le g rofe Deeae a eesari hes ey teeterspa of Leekes,from whence g Clafins his imam Clufis, ifoli ‘i : from a white ron roe that a i baie|aieaatefat bomewhat Pad leavesrifing i high with tho ere a a foote three or two rifeth ftalke the : thereto @ bier Sin hewi bute:revidlcro che top,where it beareth a round tuft of purplifh Rowers,afeer which comm fundryfinal feede in three fquare huskes. ni blackifh 3: Scorodopraffum. Great Turkey Garlicke. 3. Scorodoprafium alterum Lobelij. Anotherfort of great Turkey Garlick evich narrower leaves. 6, Moly Pannonictim odorato fore, Sweet {melline Aaagarian 2 ‘ This fweete kindé is very like unto the laft,but with lefler leaves and fewer ftalkes bearing at the toppea long tuft of pale coloured flowers upon longer footeltalkes hanging downe theit heads, of a prettyfirte frefh fent which abideth notlong, but quickly vanifheth, the three {quare heads that followbring blackithfeede fomewhat like to thofe ofPinkes or Gilloflowers, the round rote hath fome bulbes growing thereto. 7. Atoly montannm capite rotundo purprreo, Purple round headed mountaine Moly. This purple mountaine Moly hath a few long narrow greeneleaves fet on the ftalke like unto the othersand a large tuft of delicate purple flowers on fhort footeftalkes, hever fully opening them(elves, and {melling fomewhat firong of Garlicke : the round white roote hath fome bulbes thereat, _ 8, Moly Africum umbella purpuralcente, Purplifh headed Molyof 4frica. This e4frican Moly hath fometimes but one ftalke ofhalfe a yard high or thereabout, and fometiriestwo or three, with a few fomewhat broad andlong leaves, pointed at thé ends, anda litetle hairy abont the edges: the tuft of purplifh flowers at the toppe confift of five leaves fet on lone focteftalkes, 9. Moly Italicum albumcaule triangulo. The {mall /ra white Moly. This little Ztalian Molyhath one or twolong hollowleaves, fociewhat broad likewife, and en ding in a points the ftalke is three {quare, growing tobe halfea foote high, with fandry {mall white owe the toppes : the roote is {mall and round, of a fhining purplifh colourfmellinglike the reft of Garlicke: Pona in his Italian Baldus mentioneththis. The Place and Time, Thefe forts of bulbous are péculiar to divers countries as Germany, Hungary, France, Spaine, Italy, Turkey and our owne Landalfo,flowring in Summer andfeeding after. . 7 of them all are fufficiently expreffed in th yritter ying their names fromthofe here fetdowne, and therefore I fhall not needé furt The Vertues, Onions are flatulent or windy, yet doe they fomewhat provoke the appetite en and bowells, provoke urine and womenscourfes, helpe the biting of a mad Dog tures, tobe ufed witha little Hony and Rue, andencreafe Sperme, efpeciallythe {eede : they < Vor mes in childrenif they drinke the water fafting wherein they have beene fleepedall. ni fted under the Embers, and eaten with Hony or Sugar and Oyle, they much conduce to helpe k inveterate Cough, by cutting che tough fegmeand caufingitthe eafier to bec expeétorare : the juice being {nuffed up into the |