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Show THE SECOND BOOKE OF THE Of Stocke Gilloflowers. Chap.u14.: a The kinds. Nderthe name of ftocke Gilloflowers are comprehended manykindes of Violets, which differ efpecially inthe colour ofthe flowers,and alfo fomewhatin the leanes, Thefemaybee deuided into two kinds: the one whichhath whiter and fofter Jeaues thantheother, maybe flowers: and the othe called white ftocke Gilloflower , ofthe colour of the leaues, and not ofthe HISTORIE OF PLANTS. which fetteth foorth the c liffe plantare ofa pleafant purple colour, and the others white, are of diuers colours, great which kinde we haue fome that beare double fowers,which for the beautie oftheir flowers,and pleafant {weete {mell. 4. Lencoiumfyluestre. 3 Lewcoinm uiolaceum. Wilde ftocke Gilloflower. Violet colour ftocke Gilloflower. é 40 ftocke Gib. ellowftocke Gilloflower, ofthe yellowe colour of the howers. Againe,of the white Aower,there be alfotwo forts,thatis to faie,the great andthe little :and ofthis kinde there be fome thereis with double flowers ; fomeoftheir flowers are'of one colour,and fome ofanother; likewife fromanother, muchone very differ doe which fea, the neere growing kinde wilde or a degenerate aswell in colour of their flowers, as alfo in ftature and proportion, all whichfhall bediuidedinto feuerall chapters. 1 2 Leucoiunpurpurcum. Leucoinmalbum. White ftocke Gilloflower. Purple ftocke Gilloflower, %& The defcription. : 3 Thisk; { eee: Bectowres that beareth ones of the colour ofa violet,that istofaie, of d the ther fhocke Gildenet sc eet fecteth foorth the difference betwixt this plantan § Thewilde fod oh oe other refpctis like the pores f Ue. ftrings ieteto somwhic! oe hath a thicke and wooddie roote, with fome threddie fate vers with lon Ne Pee a ftiffe andbrittle ftalke, garnifhed fromthe bottometo the faredithcolour TT 83 Eas e hicke hoarie leaues. The flowers growe at the top of the ftalkes; -The feedeis like the gardenftocke Gilloflower,butleffer. ne. Thele hinder ; %& The place. The videhoc oF>team do grow ifimon gardens throughout England, € Gilloflower doth Btowe vponrockie and ftonie mountaines. % The deferiotion. rounde™ F] He ftalke of the great ftocke Gilliflower is two foi or higher, = haulng and foft, white, NA parted into divers braunches:The leaues are long, a aif} themas it werea downelike ynto the leauesiof Willowe, but fofter:tne astle Ch se Y! confi leaues growi= ng all along the vpperpartof the bra nchie> ZN Rr a of fower little a 2 © 7 5 rex : , exceeding 3 pensx) ; awhitecolour fweete of {mell: in their places baw comeodie vp Jon falta 1 f rowe cods,in which is conteined broad flat siid votinid fede. Thé roote woe is of a Thé ede. eae isthe ftalkealfd, The purple ftocke Gilloflower, is like the precedentin ech refpect, fauing that the flowers . T Hey flower inthe beoinn; p #& The times 3 ebeginning ofthe {pring and Continue flowring all the fommerlong. The Stock. The ndmes. in Sy ihrclotoweris calledin Greeke xabicn ? in Latine Pyola alba: in Italian Viola bianca: ver Gilloettblamauas if Englith Stocke Gillofower, Garnfey Violet , and Caftle vertues. geas sal % The temperatureand parted a g he VV. not v fed 4. edy yee the W all flower, although in yertue much inferior, yet are they ,which mattets ut Juft and loue uers;abo i ae ongtt certaine Empeticks'‘and Quackfal Aa 3 Toachimus |