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Show "3362 Ca AP.16, The Names. Orchia ghortiva ragfa, Ordinary Birds ncft, avis, asitis with moft now adayes, it is thoughe Buh. St ais Orchis aborsiva. Clafius calleththe laft Limodoron firft, andthen Pfexdolimodoron. The French callie dN eS Thi} ) Dodoneys calleth it***™= Neottia, ideft, Nidus alfo tobe the Coags/um terre of Pliny, Ge/ner cal~ leth it Orobanche, and Lobel Satyrium abortivum & Niddeifeas, the Germanes Marghen drehen, the Dutch Vogelsneftand we in Exglifa Birds nett, o Goofe nelt;from cheplatting of che rootes like the ftickes and ftrawesina Crowesneft. Sete a Trix 15; Theatram Botanicum, T rise 15. The Theater ofPlants, 3. Orobanche vamofia, Branched Herbe bane, Cuap,16. pe 4,3 Orobanche radice dentate five Densaria Matthioli major G mints Toothwort or Lungwort,the gteater and the lefler, MHS US HF7S P The Vertues. There isnoufe made of either of thefe thar I ave knownein Phyficke, or applyed to any other ue, Cuar,. XVI. Orobauche five Hemodorey vel Limediron, Killherbeor herbe bane. isi Here hath bin found out of later dayés, divers Sterest forts ofthis Excreflence of the earth (whereofthere was but one fort or twoagit islikely 41 Knowne tothe ancients, orat leaf, no more ~ expreft in their writings, under thefe names, which thallbe here fhewed you: butbeeaufe I have already delivered you twoforts thereof,the one rifing from Broome, called Broomerape, ithe other fromthe Ciffus, called Hypociftws, which mayjultly be referred to thie family, Iwillnot further mentioathem here. J confeffe they. might have been placed ncere the Moffes and Mufhromes as being excreflences of the earth, as they are, but becanfe their fowers and {cede doe more neerely re{emble the former Orchides, Ithought meetelt to joyne thefe unto them here. i. Orobanche major ALonfpeliaca. Great, Herbe bane of AZompelier, This kill herbe hatha longand round {mall roote with. outfesles, and with fome fibres under it, the flalke is great and thicke,with veryfhort leaves thereon: from the bottome unto the middle thereof, where the floters be§'n.to grow, and with every one of thema larger.and tonger leafe:'the flowersare longand brownith. 3. Orobanche flore majore purpurafeente, Great purple Herbe bane. This from fach alike roote with fibres théreat as the former, fendeth forth fundry ftalkes with many thicke and fhort leaves on them fharpeat the ends,having times branches rifing therefrom, and fometimes’ fometwo three ftalkes from the roote,and at the toppesare fet or with longer flowers then thofe of Broome fape on long'foote - 2,2 Osobanche Maj’ Mon Peliaes ea flore majore purpurafcente Great Herbe bane of Mompelicr, and the great purple. Qalkes, each ftanding in a huske, witha fong thrédasit weré growing ouof the fowerthar tarneth up again, the whole ftalke,lcaves,and flowersare of ablewith purple colour. 3. Orobanche ramofa, Branched Herbe bane. Although many efthefe herbes are found with fingle and unbranched ftalkes, yet them muchbranched, but then for the moft part, they grow lowerthen others,and {ome are found alfo that have are of differing colours; fome whitith, {ome more yellow, fome brownith yellow, and fome blewith ot purplith, for fach are found in fundry places, Baxhinw remembreth a {mall fore hereof, thar proweth lower,und er Pine trees, Fitre and Pitch trees,dif- fering elfe in nothing,but in beingofadarker colonr,and the flowers whiter. 4: Orobanche radice dentate majorfeve dentaria major Matthioli. «Great Toothwort or Lungwort, Moftproperly may this herbe be joyried ro thefe formerly fetdowne, for their neere aifinity in many things it hath for the roare {malk {eales, ifit may befocalled, like as cheftalkes or branches have, which confift likewife wholly of blackith purple,fhining thicke {cales, lying fomewhaz clofely, coaxpact one upon another : in the bee ginning of the Spring,thereriferh out fronnthe toppes ofthele {caly branches. tender and b irtie fappy ftalkes, to a fpan long,withoutany leaves, but bearing many whitith purple gaping flowers, and blackish; inward, ftanding in huskes, wherein afterwards grow up veffels with {mall feede in them, 5. Orobanche radice dentata minor. Small Toothwort or Lungwort. This lefler {ort confifteth of aifmaller lefle {caly,and mote white tranfparent roote, witha tender fappy whiti(h purple ftalke im like manner,without leaves and whitith purple flowersatth e toppe, fometimes but two or three; and fometime:many more. This variethin {omeplaces being of # more purplifh colour, The Place and Time: The firft three forte grow manytimes from the rootes of {andry herbes, and by their fappineffe draweth ont the nourifhment,thereby fpoyling them,and fometimes among a field of Corne;Pulfe, Hempe &c. fometimes alfo of it felfeamong the 4 and herbesy bythefides of hedges,and underthe fhadow oftrees, and many timesallo without (iadow,theother two niok commonly under trees,wher e they have much fhadow, and dee moft floy- tith in-A4ay and Igne, yer {ome have beene found in flower in Angnft. , The Names, Diofcorides'calleth it*°*4#, and Orobanche in Latine,but doth much/differ from that Orobanche, of Theophrac Jffus which with the'elafpitig bratchcs ftilleth the Orobus thavit growes withall ,and theretore Lucdanenfir taketh thar pulfe which is called Aphaca,to be Theophraftus his Orobanche, asl fhewed before but ont of doubt,it agreeth with Theophrafius his Limodoron, asfome haveit, but morein the Cla fis ofihe pulfes, truely Hamodoron, fome would have it Limonodoram,pratorum dinumsor clfe Limodorum famem adferens : butéwédopor'is the truclt name in the beft copies, of a9 fomethinkesiedtpar api cute tanguam cruore infedta for Theophraftus deferiberh his He. modoron,almolt in the-fame manner thar Diofeorides doth his Orobanchicisthoughtalfo to be Pliny his (yromoria on a canini genitals fimilitudine. (Moth Writerscall them Orobanche, and {ome Limodoron, The Dentaria is cal« led of (ome Squamaria,or Squagsatia,and radix [quammataby Dodonaus Anblatum, by (efalpiuus Arachidum, and by Gefner £golethros Pliny, and faith the people in Germany that keepe Vineyards, call it AZalus Henricus 3 bur generally by all Dentaria,and major theleffer being called by {/4fims ‘Dentaria ap'yllos, and Dentaria coralleide ras ice,and minor by others. The Italians as Matthiolus faith eall Orobanche Herba T-orabecauie Kine eating thereof wil Hypoptyes - |