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Show Trine 3 Theatrum ‘Botanicum, Cuar.29. 2, Echinm vulgare flore albo. White flowred Vipers Buglofle. There is lictle difference in any thing betweene this and the Sicbur in the colour ofthe flowers, whichin TRIBE } The TheaterofPlantes. _ 40 Echium pullolore. Wipers Buglofle with darke reddithfowers, Cwar.ag, 1. 12. Echivm Creticom album & nigrum. Hoary white and blacke Vipers Buglofie of Candys this is of a white colour wholly, and the leaves of a little frefher greene colour, and in fome places groweth : “ chium flore rubro, Red flowred ViperssBugloffle. greater. % The red wilde Buglotie isalfo like the former, bur that his hairy ftalkes are fometimes marked with purplith fpots, and the leavesthereof fomewhatbroader + the flowers which {tand in the fame crooked and bowing man- ner, upon (hort foote ftalkes, are of a brave red colour, and in fome little paler : the feede and rootes are alike ; and differ not. . Echiumpullo flore, Vipers Buglofie with daike reddith purple flowers, This wilde Bugloffe hath fhorter (talkes, and not fo rough,but rather fott and woolly, whereonftand leaves, more thinnely placed, and without ordet : toward the toppeof the ftalkes it brancheth forth into divers fhort fprayes, with fome flowers onthem,but not fo plentifully asin the former, and are of a dead ot darke blackifh purplet colour: there is no difagreementeither in feede or roote. _ . Echinm Creticum latifoliumrubrum. Red flowred Vipers Bugloffe of Candy, This Candy wilde Buglofte, hath large rough leaves lying on the ground, of a fife betweene Bugloffe and Plane tane leaves, betweene whom rifeth up round roughftalkes, two foote high, fometimes divided into many bran~ ches, with divers rough {maller leaves on them to the toppes, which are bowing in the fame manner withthe former, from whence growholllowflowers, ending in five cornered brimmes like unto the reft, of an excellent pale red or blnfhcolour at the firft, and more purplith afterwards, ftanding in rough huskes, made offive {mall leavesa peece: the feede that followeth is like thereft. 6, Echinm Creticum anguftifolinm rabrum, Spotted Vipers Buglofie of Candy. This {ported wilde Bugloffe hath rougher leaves and ftalkes than the laft, rifing notfully fo high, but both fialkes and leaves marked withred fpots, almoft as much asthe ftalkes of Dragons, but the {pottes on the leaves» are paler than on the ftalkes s the leaves are very. long, but narrowerthan the laft: the fowersftand in the fame manner that the others doe, of fo orient a red colonr, that they willnotlofe it, but keepe their bravery after manyyeares keeping drie in the reft it is like the former. 7. Echiume pumilumflore lutco, Dwarfe yellow Vipers Bugloffe, This dwarfe kinde is in all things like the former Vipers Bugloffe, but inthe {mallneffe of the wholeplant,not growingto bea foote high : the leaves likewife are thereunto anfwerable, and fo are the Aowers alfo, of a pale yellow colour but not fo bufhieas it, 8. Echioides lutea minima, Theleaft yellow baltard Vipers Bugloffe. ba akin ‘This little baftard wilde Bugloffe, hath divers leayesl ying upon the ground, not above two inches long, and 1. Echium vulgare, 3. Ecbiumflere rubro. The commonVipers Buglofe. Red dowredVipers Buglofie. = i te ; hé ftalke c which is notfull halfé an inch broad,thické,rough,and a little hatd,but thofe that grow upward Upon t WN J x 1 h Ms; oye NY , i) hi @ ee ( Pee, y (a) M Ge ff; Ry LUN ie Ss \ Ac 4 D) 0 = ( xi WY i WG Zs) a foote high,are fomewhatbroader, rough and whitith, the leaves that grow towards ie ropprs soeurkes beareth {mall yellow long pea —— with yellowith purple {pots : the toppe ofthe ftalke is branched, andthe moft part fet esther,in :at [- % ,. like the other ; the feede contained in the huskes are {mall, foure for and fomewhatlike the reft : the roote is {mall and fomewhat long, browne onthe outfide, and white 9. Echivides parva alba, The {mall white Vipers Bugloffe, N) i 2 ye Sik : Ca a Ww within. leaves have no {pots upon This {mall white wilde Bugloffe,is in moft thingslike unto the laft, but that the; very thready,y yes {mallIland and threddy, 1s rocte the but not, differeth feede the : white almoft pale re flowers them, andthe SAKSey browne asthe other. ; ifevi Vipers Bugloffe withith fjfpurres. 7 : ifpani i Heite well acquainted 1 am notWaodiic eee lof{e, becanfe .Bu Ce vail enld o ince nee the ee unto al referreth Bavbinus which ieGa final plant is {mall This ; eci t he thus withit, muft paffe as he hath called it, and that you may knowtt, hairic ftalkes, fome. of ati hand nee fomewhat and coun divers rife roote, a browne leaves,like unto the ad ee Wa {horter bending downewards,compaffed witha few thicke Mate! INE Ve. Z Z VIN iS WW ae Sa eG INie OSS Ra YA Y SS WW Ve p LN ip x SS ker and rougher : the flowers that grow at the tops, are hollow,long,and ending in a ee ong, like thofe of Todefiaxe + other forts, but ofa blew colour, having a {purre or taile behind, . ore rough, and blacke like the other. of cere nea ta Path 11. Echium Creticum album, Hoarie white Vipers Buglofi¢ ds leaves, omewhat 1g aa werent my es a This Candy plant hath many thicke long and narrowith hoary — aes ase ak oe ettate offharpe baires, from whence rife fundry {mall heibieh sanco nae fone tufts of yellow How lerleaves {parfedly fet thereon, at whofe toppes ftand heads, and of the bigneffe of wheate cornes Vipers we finallqhite feede doe fueceede of the likenefle of S <OS fmaller partes. is long blacke {mall and woddie, divided into other the er Bugloffe of Candy. 12. Echivm Creticum nigrum, Blacke Vipets Fae high with many fharpe prickly thicke flalkes bending downewards sre ae se This daintic Candie Bugloffe groweth the ftalkes, and ending in a fharpe point: at the {et full of thicke long leaves as fharpely fet with pricklyhairesascome est faire — _ nee SS \\CS 4i4 as \\ gar Wi : beans roppes of the ftalkes,and likewife at the joynts with the m or deepe, others more purple wit four brimmes, fome of thembeing blew, either pale feede in long cods, or feede veflells ; from pee iperhead-like V their middies sce whee taling rife Pacer Vy 4 j other with whitefeede; ithath a fingle long white the name ofthat, was impofed todiftinguith it from thewhole plantis of little fent, but of a fweetith fharpe off a ththombes bignefl and {mall arthe end ; the seelia bignefic, The |