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Show 822 THE HISTORIE OFCPLANTS, SECOND BOOKE OF THE tafted, which tivoplants haue notatanytime beene thought to growe naturallyin Englande: the other canfe is,for thatI would warne.others to beware by that gentlemans harme, w&Theplace. This vellowe Woolfes bane growethin my garden, but notwilde in E: ofthe/e northerlyregions. is ande, orin any other ! % The time. It fowreth in the end of Iune.fomewhat after the other Aconites, s- The names. This yellow Woolfes banc is called of L’Obedléns, Aconitumluteumponticum,orPontick Woolfs bane. There is mention made in D/o/corédes his copies of three Woolfes banes, ofwhich the hin. ters vfe one, and Phifitions the other two, Atarcellus Ver ¢clius holdeth opinion that the veof this A plantis veterly toberefufedin medicine, _% Thetemperature and vertues. The faculti¢e of this Aconite,as alfoof the other Woolfes banes,is deadly to man,and likewift tvocubits high,whereupon do growflowers fafhioned like an hoode,ofavery ill faitoure colour, andthe thrums or threds within the hood are blacke , the feade aif bla cata comered,growing in finall huskes: the roote thicke and knobbie, Coreer 2 Thiskinde of Woolfes bane,called ZLyco¢fovon Ceruleun wn.facieNapelli Woolfesbane,or round VVoolfes bane , hath manyflender britrl ftalkes, twocubits withleauessvery much iagged andlike vnto Wapellus,called in Enelith Helmet Me cabce growe atthe topof the ftalkes,ofa blewith colour, falhionedalfo like an RoadenBucdten at thenany ofthe reft : the codsandfeedare like vntothe other:the rooteis rotin ead {inal fathio. nedlikeaPeare,orfiallRape, or Turnep, which moouedthe Germainesto callthe fame Ranene Hoemet,thatis in Latine, r/os rapaceus : in Englifl > flower. eee 3 Napellusverus Caruleus, Blew Helmet flower, to all other lining creatures. B Iris vfed among the hunters which feeke after Woolfes , theitiice whereoftheyputintorawe fiefh which the Woolfes devoure and atekilled, 1 ver,or the g areth very faire and goodly blex in fhape anhelmet, which ate fo beat thatama hinke theywere offome ex lent vertue,b on efffemper fides hab This plant is yn rfally knowne i Ofother Woolfes banes that are notyellow. Chap.360. % The kindes. Here be alfo otherkindes of Woolfes banes, whichdiffer fromthe former in colourof thefowers ; among{tthe which our common Munks hoode might be taken, butitis defcribedapat, gatdens,andelfe where ; butt for good and efpeciall caufes, 1 Lycottononflore Delphiny. Larkes heele Woolfes bane. inthe mountaines ofRhetica 2 Lycottomon Caruleumparaum, Small blew Woolfes bane. ofthe Al } growetl ofthe her i the fame, that they cot (which is| ye with great de there i medicine againft the deadlybite o worme called Taranta, or any ott beaft whatfoeuer; yea, anexc onely againft the poifon of the Aco other poifons whatfoeuer:the medici faid flies isthus made. Take ofthe fii fedde themfelues as is aboue mentio BindeofWoolre. Ne moniack ofech a dram, Kinde of VWVoolfes whic Dedoxeusreporteth : ; L he found hef: in = an old written ‘ Othe Bio. Voolfes bane: bane, which Greeke nal] Points *Perouts librarie at Vienna,vnderthe title 2 Of Aeonitnin Lycodt g, that anfwereth : a Points ty vyNO Diofeo; techie aa. exceptint : ele He Plane #des his defcription, hioh tee, butlefler,and more fullofi “ating his f . Gaia DO tre Sis {edein long ceds: it hath black roots,in ‘Petours ;j : Mec giants but norctpi@ure idture inall things fauing in the leanes,whicharet like ynto ched or toothed like the teeth ofa faw. th ; ekinds of Wont. % Theplace PERCEPT ES ‘ a ay ootes bane do growe in my gatden,except Aconitum Lycottonon,taken foorth Thele Plants do 4.he %& The time. * £0 Howerfrom Maie vnto the en % The defcriprian. spot D! Hiskind of Woolfes bane (called Aconitum Lycottonum, and of Doilonet Lye 5 phing, by reafonofthe fhape andlikenes that the flowerhath with pDelphinim hoode, andin Englithit is called blacke’Woofes bane: ) bath many 7 hichrife tic deepe greeic,or oucrworne colour,very deepely curoriagged: among" iehthis reac. Phobey omeciessor akind of Wool ft, s bane,andis as hurtful as any of the reft, & sand Sectae {pur Woolfes bane: Anicen {peaketh Mcparated al ie his 4-book,Fen.6.the firft treatife, hauinghis teafons €a this {6 Chamach adiphatis to fay, the Woolfes firagl Fff 4 |