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Show 14 THE SECOND BOOK® OFTHE HISTORIE OF PLANTS, Bindweed hath fnoothred branches, and vertefill; like the — na Hits wherewith it wrap} seth and windethir felfe abouttrees andhedges,andw aa oes > 1 ae ‘Bnieeee keth holde: theof leaues arefmall tender, cherthe ee dinkh aa ei At leaves Spinach sche and dowers are refembling fimall; and the ot ~~ Se co) my ertaine deceiucable drugmafters,ot medicine makers, eens ee t a . . _ ae rn wethin great quantitie,do minglethe iuice of the fea —. esOne deciceneeidioh te ofthis-He/xiwe,andfell itfor the beft Seee the great hurt ¢ . : y ceiue it,andflander to the Phifition which miniftret Vite Cohreddie fridges ftorh which Conmolunlus Carulers. Blew Bindweed. YN Aire There is akind ofBindweed that hath atough root full of ee igs > See immdiatelydiners trailing branches, whereupon do Sets er saatnee hee ofa blacke greene colour, whereofit tooke his name, The whole pla 9 : ; weede, butofaneuillfinell alfo. % Theplace. Engiana, y) ‘SN . + called arenes. in Latine Lewis Smilax, of Gakaand Pal The great Bindweedejs called in Greeke ee: “aes ae theftalkes and the branches thercof winak reve: itisfurnamed Less or {mooth , bica ae by q\ <2 Wx an Sek Var haue Ibrought vp:and nourithedit in my garden vnto flowring, but his thefeed, whole plant perifhed before itcouldperfeat . 5 NAD WANN j G The feede muft be fowen'as Melons and Cucumbersare > and at the fame time tit dowred : ZN W/Z SW VNC Wiel Itis called Campana Lazula, and Lazyea. of the later Herbarifts Campana Cerulea, and allo (VB Conuoluutum C eruleum: itis thoughe tobe Liow- | Strum mgrum,(but not truely) of which Columcile inhis 10,booke hath made mention: a Fer calathis violam,¢ igropermifta lizufiv e Balfama cum Ca[Ga neciens,ore, Pa In baskets bring thou Violets And blew Bindweed withall ; But mixed with pleafant Baulme and likewife Smilax the tree, which the Latines call Taxas,in Englifhthe 8) we Peon Herbarifts docall this Bindweed Volubilis major, Campanella, funts arborum, ce i zo Soe Smilax, lenis mator : in like manet Pliniéin his 21. booke 5.chapter, doth sat filthocke high Dutch wetindkraut in low Dutch Wanye+ in French Liferon: ml api" ya Yerua:in Englifh Wicthwinde, Bindweede, and Hedge Bels. Spanith Campanilla Z & There, withmein the endof Augutt, % The names. hautebackie at all, Dolichuscalled alfo Smilax horten/is,ot kidney ser i- Itis thought to be Légus#rwm, notthe = ao but that which AdZartzatsit fEpigrams foeaketh of, writing again{t Proczllus. aie ete ia.BT hindoctae is called Comuoluulus minor , and Smilax laws it Eehin i The feede ofthis rare plant was firft broucht from Syria and other remote parts of the andis a ftranger in thefe northren part: sis Avni / VR LNs . Y al ie \{ NS) N Ve Theydo all flower from Maie to theend of Augutft. peta \ € Biplind Allthefe kinds of Bindweeds do grow veryplentifullyinmoft parts of % Thetime. % Theplace. Moy ey ans » BA : Dar\V) And Caffia medicinal]. Se BEF For if the greater fmooth Withwinde,or Bind: I \ SS weede be Liguftrum, then may this be not vns %& The nature. Thefe herbes are ofan hot and drie temperature. %& The vertues. fhrained, andthe The leaues of blacke Bindweedecalled Helxine Ciffampelos,ftamped and ftrained, an drunken,dothloofe and openthebellicexceedingly. Acconfametf*hardlunps : Properly called Zieufrum merum: fora blewe beene fidein th evi eae purple colouris oftentimescalled black, as hath Milde F os xe Violet, But there be fomethat would hauee this Bindeweed to be Granunt fdidnt of w aa he writeth in the 306.chapter; the whichdiffereth fromthat a7//that ic le. ands ses oes Forthis is dfatis Gracorwm,or the Grecian Woadesbut that is a ftrange Theleaues pounde and laid to the greened place,diffolueth wafteth;an confu B and andGwelline 2s Ga/ew Galen iaith. faitl {welling,as i: sand hurt fill vo The reft of the Bindweedes are not fir for medicine , but ynprofitable weede inthe 2 iiheieeske oa Indum:and Serapiothus; HalalNil, is granum Indicran, ofLdlathar te i C eche thing that groweth next vnto them, ‘ ; OfBlew Bindweed. (hap.304-. ae, : mot tom India,as both Auicenneand Serapio doteftifie: Auicennein this man= ame'is deferibedin thefe wotds: the plant therof is likee to the pla hort ate & bathgrene branches ofIcComoluulusor bindweed,taking hold ontrees with his tender ftalks:it ha i wel fowers :and when oe eee ae outby euery leafe apurple flower,in fafhion of e2ds)inwhich are einen, ieee allaway,it yeeldetha feede in {mall coddes(Iread little “ev Bindiveed is anfive i, €s, teller then the feedes of Stauefaker, to’ which defcription this Thetebe allo otherforts ciB; : oekinds of Nils see ee Bindweeds which be referred to Nil Auicenna % The defcription. a ich itclimet PY Lewe Bindweed bringethfoorth long,tender,andwinding branches,by rekon and wilt things that ftand neere vntoit,and fouldethit felfe about thémwith aee ail ingsswrappingit felfe againft the fiinne contrarie to al otherthings w ce oi broad co! clafping tendrels do imbrace things that {tand ncere vnto them,whereupon co g red leaues very like vnto thofeof Iuie;fomething rough and hairie, ofano colour : among which come foorth moft pleafant flowersbell fathion, fom ple: which? thofe ofthe common Bindweede, ofa moft fhining azure colour tending to Aoki fecded paft, there fuccede round knobbed {eed veffels , wherein is contained long oteis threddts® bigneffe of a Tare, and like vito thofe of the greathedge Bindweede. The ro perifhethatthe firft approchof winter. Conc” which no doubt may beauifllBindiveed cheeaintaieth it why they thoulde notbefo. Therefore to conclude, this "tbalyi}. about Ale cape vecall Conuolontus Crulews, is called of the Arabians Ni+ of Serdpio ters.the beantif = : Thipolis in Syria,the inhabitants callit Ha/mi/en: theItalians Campana Athenighe azured flowers,and alfo For de notte, bicaufe his beautie appeereth Aten moft Citallas Coruly, esi: % The temperature. a “thittobehot and drie ay as(Auicenne {aith,is hot and drie inthe firft degree,but Strapioma= athe third degree, »utgeth and voidethf ae eteinnds : kinds fwormes. oorthrawe,thicke, flegmatickeand melancholicke humours sittet driueth A, ettthllowly as fee utit troubleth the belly and caufethareadines to vomite, as duicen faith: »"thinks good 4pio writeth in whom more heerofmaybe found,butto litle purpofe,w Oatopafie it Oller, |