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Cuar.t7. theynfed the f€ede for Se/eli: and antiently they ufe i¢ Tripeg, ils faith oe ne cs “9 oa iF tiny faith that Cratevas ufed to call it Cunilabubula, and ee ferdownein his Prodromys, Vhavecalled icin Exg/i Libifticke, or Ser mountaine ‘3 the a cftt pei This Libifticke or Ser mountaineis of a warming mediecing qualitie both ‘ aust and helpeth in? =cesuaniia‘ima and winde,efpecially in the ftomack; ie caMtaavinak Ife ae secu a the roote outwardly applyed,andis ufed again{t the bitings of vene: sea ee ats, put both into Mithridate and Treakle, and for the propertie to breake wine SL, Sa is ufed amon otherthirigs tending to the fame purpofe: the Liguri i their meats,to feafon andrellith ‘dents as others doealiptppae: erento Talc familiarly it Taisen The Theater of Plants Crapi8, git ftion : the feedeis conducing to allthe cold greefes both of the héad and ftomacke Sekracemeeat totes poults takethaway intoa of the feede put to powder : theufed them, the windein blacke and blew {potsand ofhelpeth blowes to or fharpen bruifes : the the eye cedefight ts much in Bread,Cakes,8&c. givea rellifh and warthe windineffe of them : theherbe ming qualitic to them as ofa fpice, and in Comfits,to eate with finit to breake cloth to the lower part of the double or abagge hotin layd fryed and bruifed feede the fomeof with or it felfe cke, belly doth eafe the painés of the winde Cholli Cuar. XVIII Anifum. Anife. aving the lower leaves broader thén thofe above Nife is afmall low hetbe feldome a yard high,h onthefore part, of a whitifh greene colour, dented but , few upon the flalkes,feldomedivided r and not {pread into branches faving at the and ofa good {weet tafte and fmell,the {talk is rounde round whi- CuarP. XVII. Carnm, Caraway. i of Cai raway f ¢©? Lthongh with moft writets ters there hath beene but one kind é é becauie there are two other herbes that nearely refembleit, { will put thecatoe eae oo gether. Fane dtnieyCa aS Pamneeios Ordinary Carawayes . Carawayis well knowncto beare divers flalkesoffine ——. 8 tifheps onan: wee on ae bufhing fo thicke, ofa little aabedneHoe a: fipita ce ne mechrapsiae wae, whofe€ Joynts » not fo eee high as che Carrot,at j i leaves butitSer arefet the like {mallerasnee er were which turne into fmall blackithfeedleffer that the ne and of a quicker and hotter tafte, the roote hs a fmallandlong, fomewhat like untoa Parfnép “08 :te a ne ee barke and muchlefle, of a little naeandae quicke,and fir onger then c a Par{nep, and abii : 3. Carumrulgare. Ordinary Carawayes, : Ni doe ftand, which afterwards give {mall | toppe,where the white ambells of fowers ferons {eede and pleafant tafte, and fmell yet Dre, tifh {cede very fweete, yea more then any unbelliperifheth every yeare, and is to be new fowen and {mall is roote the : withall quicke at ad fomewh i Aviom. Bnile. in the Spring. The Placeand Time, ies as Iris every where fowen even in the Eaft Countr t is matu> Syria,fc, or ele where, and not knowne wherei hot countries, berall,but is veryfruitfulland plentifall in or fonre moneths at ing fowenand gathered within three the molt, The Names. quia quaft dvinutoy vocavere, Tris called in Greeke vic ic diftum tn dvina ris forfanf & t, preftare tiam appeten cibi tas internas eh externas zunv drarcdoers,quod tenfiones flatulen r in, Mopntain je Caraway. 2, Carum Alpini, .ofall authors, vemittat et laxetsitis generally called Ani/ums to their dialect, onely ng accordi nations yall almoftb and and yerva dolce, the Spaniards callit Matahalna iane we is a {mall plant and fence dry lone takes tom a long g blackifhh aromati i aromaticall roote funwith leaves on them like ont ‘o the f i The Vertues, eB but the devided leaves are fomewhat brchitee the temperature Galen hath erred very much in relating in the third degrees of Anife feede, faying it is hot and dry fharpeneffe andbitand butning withall, by reafon of the it hath no fuch acrie known well is it as when : rernefle meare to any burning monic therein that it fhould come fharpeor the fweereneffe doth fo temper the degree in ein that it doth not exceede the fecond drawir the firtt in drineffe : but the'chymicall oyle fpirits he feed exceedeth much thefe degrees,the feede The contracted mutt needs be the more fierce: to breake and often takenhelpeth a ftinking breath head, ftomacke, ein any part of the body, bee it the and » woreeae polout ipa among which rifeth one i r{talkes hilfe a foote high, fr f id! upwards bareor fet{pread FeO without | eaves and thence cchnemee SS to forme anumbell, eschio®then a 7 aefew{mail Sn g oppea fl i i RD gether,of a reddith yellow Sn es S| 2. Carum pratenfe.e Medow OW Carat -araway,. \ f way growethgreater and higher the ne pesinayKine leaves fomewhat like wisuwen tlarger, the {fpokieumbells of white fl i The Medow Cae lateerlarger, eee wife and the lik ¢ unto Camin feedebue cheee aefeede eli much larger : th Ooo ma land { lender of a fent fomewh Vrine or mother, and to provoke re or like unto Dauke, ofan hot and fharpe ‘ ran ry jot fo muchasthe feede. De ne, bowells Nurfes to ftore of fleepeto themthat want it: they helpe comfited fafting milke for their children, to eate the {eedes teeming women and laf at night, andis very goodalfo for fhort winded, or are or with child; they helpe thofe that the decottion of havea Tificke or Confumption, to take alfo to expectohelpe they them with Figs & Licorice;&&c. orftraightneffe in rate flegme in themthat have a Cough The Place and Ti: row a 8 Tragus faith ith&in in Ger 1 The : fir groweth tg aith German i ae and bythe way fides,it is slialiy(omen te ste ardens ithe fecond was found on the Pyrenian F the laftin the fields and medowes ofGermany. as Tragus faith alfo: alfo: they they flowerin i Jane or Ivly and feede liste der e, and beand is very conducible tothe ftomack Dropfie that commeth tions ofthe Liver affuredly, and thetaken in broth of in wine in wine and taken it helpeth the obftiné lloyle chymica the : on digefti helpeth and e ame alfo ftayeththe hickock y ffe of the head, the ftraightneffe doth wonderfully helpe the ciddine r foure droppes at the moft for atime therein, the much defire to caft, and the rigs belchin and s cruditie the or e, {tomack tand Anife eyther greene inwardly that rife ofcold or winde:it mother, asalfo all other griefesand paines foone draw it forth and any hortfull thing*fallen into themit will have that eyes : the their to laid tenand ry screatures, and healeth them quickly venome of anyhurt by the bitings of venemou cares eafeth the paines and noyfe in them : wife rake awaythe the into warme d droppe oyle of Rofes and forthe head edcboyled t thereof takenbeing calt on quicke coales, de and (torax mixed together, and the fumes will foone eafe rhe continuall headach: The Jtalians better, the te penetra may furnes that the that isto fay, he thar ifo, non faran moleftati dal mal caduco; i terranno in mano nua pianta h this may feeme althoug but : e fickneff Falling the with Anife in his hand fhall not be troubled the herbe.or more effeAtuof water d diftiile the y afluredl yet ie to helpe fo grievousa fickenes, youprefently Quinteffence thereof made 4s I (hall fhew nical oyle,or 1 would fay andufe rather,the ered in their braines, efpecially ifalfo there be an oute diftemp or ke frantic are : the fame give much eafe to thofe that conducible things to the forehead and temples feedeas and herbe with thefor as young children that have the Falling ficknefie, or are troubled wellother folkes old or very ¢ffeGuall ife islication with rea{ts, wie Boicae: The Names, asit isin the Alahehecaries =hig 18on emma Kor ie Cotubehiie fhoppes, Simeon Sethi called: che Catutieg ne xpahy the name as Dio/corid-s iaith trom and (aes arsa,trom whence it was firft brought All Autho ts doe generally call the adome Corian foe Colon t firlt Caros or Carum Gorm eum and : fome | Carvam asit a isin fhippes, ppes, - Bauhinee ws calleth eth it according i to his n sp cath Cyn Seen ne rae i owne y bees as and defcribed in his Dppcuboaische !tak chum erraticum alte ‘4 2 ; iacbedird himfelfe calleth it onely Carnifolia ae Loniceri and oplin Sare n | he ererk n a Fennel el Gbobit l when e iaor Gitte ae Karvia , Karav Arabia ns callit ud veajan Cara Cati astve ieveFrench Carni, the Germanes Wifenkummell eee ¢ Italians Carro, the Spanid Alo ards oidg weti ctun Carve, oft Swickerpeen,and we in Exglif b Cara Ww:Ah . nosc Caraw ahalit ay feedes ie whers .arehocakce byisc tandhdryy as Galen alen faith,a {ij lmoft aant in the third degree, and het mod. = havé withall a : ind Pov! i f and that not the feede onel ly but the he;‘wneud foote thereof is better foode ieee. sade is pleafantand z: a and comfortable to the Hotnacheshelping¢ . 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