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Show 588 Ofthe Hiftorie of Plants, Line — qi7 he Vertues. A The feed of Flea-wort boyled inwater orinfufed, and the deco ion or infu fion downewards aduftandcholericke humors, cooleth the heate of the inw ard parts drunke,putgeth » hot feaners,bu ning agues, andfuch like difeafes proceeding of heate, and quencheth The feed ainped, and boyled in water to the formeof a plaifter, andapplied, thitt drought andtaketh away all , fwellings of the 1oynts, ef pecially if you boyle the famewith vinegerand oyle ofRofes » audapply it as aforefaid. . : taforefai lied in > fat y burningheate, calle . Seas s ed it brinoech S. Anthonies fire, or any and’ fan the hace ftume,aff 5 many in nie affiwageth i and violent ee Inotak he hk rc aided ras nt rare rH ; many Some hold that thehet the per chamber a where fle zs e,fle.will driuethem aay, for which caufeit tooke the name Flea-wort ;but I rt unkeit is rather becaufet he feed dothrefem. blea flea fo much,that it is hardto difcerne theonefrom the other, I Duager, one : Too much Flea-wort feed taken inwardly is very hurtful to mans nature: fo that with younot to follow the minde of Galen'and Diofcorides in this point, being a medicine rather bringinga mJadie, than taking awaythe griefe :remembring theold prouerbe,A man maybuygoldtoodear, sali ome inwardly but on the contrarie,Déofioridesinhis nor Galen mentionno vfe ofthis + Diofcoridestee es fixth booke,which treats wholly of the curing and preucnting of poyfons, mentions this in the i : do wne the fymptomes which it caufes, and refers youto a poyfon,andtherefets tenth chapterfor the foregoing chapter for theremedies, 7 C abit 185, x Caryophyllus maximus multiplex, ee phsn : Of Glone Gillofloures. 2 Caryophyllus multiplex. The double Cloue Gillofloue, Ofthe Hiftory, of Plants. ae e y , an not firffice towrite ofeuery one atlarge in particular 5 Gguiciioghm 1 as aie ze na oe forts, new forth bringeth countrey and clymate eeuery eueryyear wit written of: fome whereofate'called Carnations, orhets Clouc ‘Gillofloures, fome Sops in fome Pagiants or Pagion'colour, Horfe-flefh, blunker, purple, white, double andfin gic Gillofloures. as alfo a Gillofloure with yellow floures: the which ‘a worfhipfull Merchattt of London M'.Nicolas Lete procured from Poland,and gaue me thereof formy garden,which before a time was neuer feene nor heard of in thefe countries. Likewife there'be findry forts of ob ap oat, rehendedvnder the fametitle, which fhallbe deferibéd in a feuerall-chapter. There de vider the 5 fi thofe f res alfo floures which wee call Sweet-Lohns and Sweet-Williams. And ‘tte of Gilloflou re. res, Pinkes. differ very the likeFs which and Cloue the great Carnatio firt+ ofThereare very manyn kindes bothGilleflou of Gilloflou Pinkes, atidati ict aie = ape Ba ad a f > : the in mitch though little in their roots, leaues, feeds, or manner of growing, magnitudeoftheir floures , wherof fome are ofonecolour, other fome of more ; and of them as ate ftriped, others {potted, &c. NowI (holding it a thing not fo fit for me to infift vponthefe ac“4 oa Aireieriees OF ants, hauing {pecifique differences enoughtotreat of) refer fuch asare addied 26 HeTE sahwnendcble ada hiemelefie delights tofuruey the late and oft mentioned Worke of my friend M*. ohn Parkinfon, who Kath accurately and plentifully treatedof chefevato thegaryeare repaire of thetages)ia timetalph at the Me themeta ites, furtherSPfatisfai require Weltitin ahdiftheyapes rietiesor imme foccied ini ateon,let Cente dea which in the adieaid varietie of thefe delights exceedethall that I hauefeene :asalfo hee him(elfe while(t he liued exceeded moft, if notall of his time,inhiscare, ind uftry,and shi ll in fai- fing, encreafing,and preferuing of thefe plants and fomeothers ; w hofe loffe there fe Is se er to be lamentedby all thofe that are louers of plants. I will onely giue you the f giites ome three or foure more, whereofone is ofthe fingle one, which therefore fome - meal eee in mine opinion vnfitly,for that it is producedby thefeed of moft of the dou yleones,and sof dif ferent colour and fhape as they are,varying from them onely in the fingleneffe of the floures. ¢ = ¥ Caryophyllus maior & minor,rubro & allo variegati, The white Carnation, and Pageant. $ Caryophyllus purpureus profunde laciniatus., The blew,ordeeppurple Gillofloure. G The Kinds. of ee are at this day vnder thehame ofCaryophyllys comprehended diuers and fundry esof * plants, offuch various colo urs, an d alfofeuerall thapes, that a great andlarge volumen or OMIT =< Ea, coos — Ss ee = —-. aoe ThyI YQ.ShinstiSe ieee eee The great double Carnation, ¢ ie LikeBh |
