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Show ees 230 «Cuar.4. Theatrum Botanicum. Trinny : | —— bigger than abeane, or ie hafell nat, with . ; fomelong fibres at the ends efpecially of more Sle it, Ge ofae awinia, TR 1Be.3. “eS. The iTheater ofPlants. - anelusSee Apulei pens quibudais. ull arpe biting taite than any of the ormer, once rhenisKente is that eicuehe to be, that beareth double yellow flowers one out ofanother,and called Anglicus, : fer forth in my former garden, whofe figure is hete extant alfo, Asalfo one whofe floweris fingle and redlike Curia. ate é Randneulas 8, ‘ pravenfi rotundifolia undifolt f Medabie Ctoieteaie LP eohewiawsmens, eeotis an Orange, Sinplici, 6. Ranunculus Echinatus (yeticus. Small prickly headed or Crowfooteof (andye, L This {mall Crowfoote hath many ftalkes, rifing froma threddy roote, round and fimooth,ful l of branches; fcarfe rifing a foote high, at every joynt ftandeth one broad fad greene crumpled leafe, upon a My longfoote ftalke: the flowersat the toppesare He and oy ee ce colour; and the heades of many {mall feedes gether, are fomewhat fharpe and pricke y. ‘ er Coen iRanweeabe Apuleii qhibufilisn, The{mall early Crowfoote of Apuleius, ‘This {mall early Crowfoote, which fome take to bethe Batrachine of Apuleiys, hath diverfe {mail and thot leaves, lying upon the ground, not fo much divided as the laft, but cut into three divifions, for the moft part,each ofthem dentedat the ends, and ftanding upon fhort foote ftalkes, of an inch or two long, compaffing one another at the bottomes of rhem : fromamong thefe leaves rife up diverfe tothe ground againe; at the joynts whereof growfuch like leaves, weake ftalkes, bowing and leaning downe as grow below, ftanding each ofthem upon his thort foote {talke,and with them alfo commeth forth ateachjoy nt, a {mall fhort flalke, bearing a fowercon= fifting of five leaves, ofafaire pale yellowcolour, with diverfe yellow threds in the middle; afterthe flowers are paft, there followfive or fixe {mall cods or hornes, pointed and crooked at the ends, wherein lye {mall brownifh round feede, fomewhat like thofe of the Winter Wolfes bane: the roote from the head. thereof, fhooteths forth many white fibres, whereby ittaketh faft hold on the ground, encreafing into feverall heads: both rootes and leaves are no leffe fharpe and biting than any of the former, 8. Ranunculus pratenfis rotundifoling Bonomenfir, Meddow Crowfeote of Bononia, The leaves that rife from thisblackith threddy the edgesof a fad greene colour, and about an inch rooted Crowfoote, are round foft and hayrie, denred about broad, ftanding upon very long foote ftalkes, but thofe thar growuponthe ftalke are larger; and for the moft part roundalfo , a little divided into fome parts, bat notto the middle : the ftalke is about a foore high, bending alittle downe to the ground, and as it were creeping, divided into {maller branches, with large leaves at the joynts. ftanding uponlong foote ftalkes, and {mall pale yellow flowersfet on the toppes of them, with a few yellow threds inthe middle about a greene head, which growing to beripe, hath many fharpe or prickely browne feedes fet together, 9. Ranuncuins minimus Apulys, The {mall Crow : foote of Naples? This {mall Crowfoote being the lealt ofall the reft, hatha few {mall leaves, growing ftom the toote, divided into three parts fomewhat like nto an Ivie leafe, eachof them upon afmall long hayrie foote ftalke, no bigger than the nayle of ones finger: the ftalke is abouta foore high {malland flender; and a little hayrie alfo, with fome leaves thereon, and{mall yellow flowersat the toppe: the feede is {mall in headeslike the other kindes, and the rootes {mall andfibrous, 10, Ranunculus Pannonicus maximus, The great Crowfoote of Hangary, The great Crowfoote of Hungary, is the greateft ofall thefe forts of Cro wfeet e, having diver fe véry large; broad, thicke,fappy, pale, greene, fhining leaves , not muchleffer than Figseleaves, cut fions, and each of them endented about the edges, being fomewhat hayrie:withall, a littleinto fivé parts or divion the tongue, but not fharpe andbiting upfo much, as moft of the former fharpeforts are : the ftalkes are great, ftrong,and what hayrie, two foote high, {pread at fome= the toppes into diverfe branches, whereon ftand ers, like unto other Crowfeete, and fuchlike faire heads of feede following them: the rootes gold yellow flowCreticus or {trings, {hooting downe froma are many whitefibres head into the ground, Very liké hereunto is the great latifolius. {et forth in my former booke Crowfoote of Candye but that the rootes are compofed of long kernelly knots, whofe figure bite unto you, I here exhi1x. Ranunculus Tyricus minor, The leffer Crowfoote of Sclavonie; The lefler Crowfoote of Zlyria or Sclavonie foureorfive or moreparts, flanding uponl hath but three or fouré natrow grayith greene leaves, divided into ongfoote ttalkes, and ofa filver white fhini the ftalkes are firme and round; but {mall ng colour underneath : , abont a foote highor more, having fome fitch the middle, and {preadinginto three or foure branches, everyone bearing a fimall thinilike leaves thereon,about confifting of five leaves, andfomet ng pale yellow flower, imes two together upon a ftal ke : theroote is compofed ofma gtayith Kernels, fer veryclofe andhard toget ny fmall round her in a bunch with fomef 12, Ranunculus Illyricus ibres thereat, major: The greater Crowfoote of Sclevonie, This greater kinde is bothin leafe ftalk eand flower, greater and larger than the former, the leaves being broaerand greener onthe upperfide, and not fully of fo filver a white colou r under deepe yellowcolonr, and greater, bur the roote hathnot fo many finall grain neath, the flowers are of a faire es or Kernels. fer together, in any, Wir. ails that Ihave obférved, bur fhooreth forth white ftr ings, wher ebyit 1s nourifhed and maintained Flore mi. Ofthis kindefome have been . e found Bowi ng in Apwii a inthe Kingdome of Naples, witha white flowesr,and niato. another Withareddith flower, 13. Ranunculus Luft us Autum nalis fimplexe, The finglé Ports This Portugal Crowfoote hath many ga 2 Crowfoore, broade leaves, : lying upon .\ the.Sgrou finely dented ‘ abait the edges rounnd, d, al almoft round yet pointed, and : , not A dividedat all, 2 |but fomewh hay at riefull y of veines, and of a dark gr on theupperfide, and of a yellow e eene colont ith greene underneath, which cont inue all the winter, not falling awayunt frefh doe {pring up: from among thefe leaves fhoote forth two or ill three finall flender hayrie fhort foort high, bare withoutleaves, bearing ftalkes, not2 of fixe leaves, with fome yellowthre each ofthemone{mall yellow flower, compofed of five, and fome time ds in the middle, which fall away anyfeede, in regard it fowreth moft ufaally with us, without beari fo late in Autumne, butin the ng naturall places; and fomeétimes yeare be very hot, and fitting forit; with us, if ic beareth a {mall headof fuch like feede, as the field Crowfoote beare the the roote is made of {mall round whiti th; fh but greater and longer:This Kinde Clufinslong kernels or pieces, many fet together, fomewhatlike the 2ilyriams obferyed in the Olive-yard s about Zis bone,to stow Withlarger a pled ’ Ranunculus globofis. : The globe Crowfoote or Locker Goulens, 6.5 Ranunculus Creticus ec binat ws. ily wmall prickly headed Crovefoate of Candies |