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Show a T heatrnm Botanicunt, T ripe i ri@imaketh black fcart td'to the pl c The Theater ofPlantes. Cuarys. 39 } . Nepeta peregrina latifolia. Stat were the caule of the Strange Teens with broad leaves. his Tbr é ids d6en tip leat nowadayc -) Tekil eth the wort so A the leavesdoyled ittavine and druhke proveketh {weat,and openc ' it helpetltatfo chemthat have « tertian agne the body being firlt ged) | befagettithe decoGion hereof with fome Sucar put herto afterwaudssis withthe everflo wine ofthe gaule, ahd that ean old at theteetinde that Haye-any‘cold dilten perature we foPatiiachich arpofes both. che pot eRealled Diacalamenthes, robe had atthe Apathecaries arc inoft effectual. pear Bon smeady JC) nog away ed oe nsa Tie die aoe " an scenes the, cold fits tha very profitable fC that b t ubled ar vie to bre eae ay rmet cof 7 mnpotmnd ; Syrupe aie ge effe of t ef leeng, amint, which ate Pal WZ = AY, SN CUZ OMIA VF pine Se f) 1 Ses aa iy RAN Mes (po Si ie ii CRON) Ti a hy » Waa / Ses 1 PANY f Se eS sh ty ty B “ri Gib rera arden Nep. re{tall r < Uy i 4 HMi h= ersetcener,and nothin lowers are fewer, {mal ot in that (paces-al em up fo the toppes; ofa faint pury ound feed jaethetinskés j: the roctes are Greate r, longer but holdin&ng greene leavesthereon lithe wiriter. ~r, arid y y Il Small Neppe. foure-fquare hard and hoary root, which dye not after {eed-bearing, ‘ Wy We WA f} NWWY Za. 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In the fame place-he fetteth downe atiother Neppe; faller than his former; with {quare ‘brownith ftalkes of a foot height, branching forth, whereon aredmaller leaves fetthen the former, being fomewhat broad; almoft three {quare and -hoary:the fow€ts are fmall and walaitith fet or placed {pike fafhionatthe tops, like nnto the common kindey §. Wepera peregrina latifolia. Strange Neppe. with broad : leaves, ‘ This ftrange Neppe hatha (guaré hoary Ralke, {preading irito branches on all fides, fram the bdttome tothe toppe, fer with two leaves at every {pace which are broader tha the next that followeth, but yctare not miuch/broadet,"bar longer than the ordinary Neppe, dented about the edges, and ofan hoary greene colour: the Aowers ftandig {paces About the toppes of flalkes, almoft of a pure the white» colourlike in forme common Neppe, burdarger.: unto the after which commeth the feed which is blacke like it alfo5the {mell of the whole plant is fironger and Tharpembut more pleafing than ir. 6, Nepeta 6. Nepeta peregrina anguftifols. Strange Neppe with nartowleaves: Ge S This othér Neppeis ofhens kind wits former, and differeth fram it onely, in that the lea¥es are fmaller and natrower,but neitherin colour or fmell, oray oe thing differing. f, : . ‘The firlt and fecond growe wild in other Gountries,ace. but are nurfed up onelyin Sasin Sk z allre are : the third,the fiftand the fixt doe grow in Spaine : for from thence the feed came that : rous . ort! —. goodly plants. ‘The fourth Bashinus faith growethupon fome hilly grounds abont Naples, from whence ceived feed. [ The Time, : They doe all flowerin Iuly, or thereabouts, with the ordinary fort, Fieand Theordinary garden fort is called offome Cataria, Magners Cattaria, and ofothers -Mentha and Mentha ent : Cataria, oe4ag es Felina, becanfe as I {aid before, Cats delight both to {melland eate thereof, and gla y .ee oa aa but ofmoft withus Nepeta, Gerard faith that our Nepeta is called Pulegium (ylvefta. - Eehal olenne ftaken; for Diofcorides faith that the Latinesdid call that in his time and was called alfo offome Puleginm [yloefire, but Diofcorides Nepeta, whichhe calle Nepera wfed in thefe 2, Calamint at de : re SE ang dayes, as any of judgement mayfoone perceive,that readeth andhis Matthiolas alfo taxeth Brafavelas whofell into the fame errour,matketh Diofcori ; 18 1 EP de adinbine of he being chiefly c ne i hi Ace eekdeq the name for the Italians call that manured kind of Calamint N.epotella, as Adat Hg Ri gomsenbens ee Gift of from the Nepeta,and Brafavolus would faftenit uponthis hearbe which they call Herba . : ~ oo thefeis the Herba gattaria ofMatthiolus : Gefner in hortis tookeit fora Kinde of ieee x nN ar oo otherscall it Nepeta. Lobel Cattariaand Mentha Cataria, and generally with us ore os ng, te Ee eles Mint : the fecond I doenot finde mentioned byany Author, but itis continued in nyae ge aA a :. thatname. The third c/ufuscallech (attaria tenuifolia Hippanica,and Camerarixs N a FEMGNOT oe ae 4h a tha Cattaria minor,in Englifh {mall Neppe,or Catmint. The fourthhe a Ment 7 ee — 4 a os Englith Small mountaine Nepor Cat Mint. Thefiftis called by Lobel Adentha Cataria prares 4 :i eo : a montanus Menthafelina {atvia latifolia of Gerard Cattaria altera, and of Befler#s in Bs ots : ron : Eyfot, Nepeta peregriza,in Englith ftrange Neppewithbroadleaves. ie laft is calles yonre “i el aie tear peregrina angutifolia, of Dodoneus Cattaria folio longiore : of Gerard Ssar fenitity or a2 gure t Enolith = reth thereunto, and not unto any,Cattaria: of Banhinus himfelfe Mentha ataria anguftifolia minor, in-Eng S it is in the title. Lyte he Vertues, e a k to procure courfes whentheyare ftayed,to ufé inwardly, or outward1 Neppe isgenérally : theufed for :women eek ather their ly,to bathe them in actin ient decoétion of it,with a ; the purpofe¢, beast conven for , or to , oror with wit it alone fit | 2 |
