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Show 458 Cuap.z. Theatrum Botanicum. Trips 4, 2, Linaria Pannonica major, The great Flaxeweede of Hungary, Thisis in many-thingslike the former, but that the leaves are larger and the flowers greater and fewer then TR IDEA, | Finis ee teilapie ne Flaxewvecde. 3. Linaria Cretiva angujtifolia, ‘The narrow.leafed Flaxeweede ofCandy, This Flaxeweede of Candy, hath at the three lower joyntsofthe ftalkes, which are many, and ofa foote and ahalfe high, fourelongleavesa peece, but narrower bythe halfe then the former, buratthe reft of the joynts, theyftand withoutorder, growingftill {maller asthey rife bigher upon. the ftalkes, which are much divided towards the toppes, whereonftandfuch like Sowersas the former,but {maller.and of a whitifh ath colour, the fall away, even whilethe plant remaincth greene, : 4. Linaria Hifpanica tertiaClufij, Clufus his third Spanigh Flaxeweede. Cuap.2i- Linaria Valentina Clufj, Spanith Flaxevveede. . it, andofa pale yellowcolour, buta deeper yellow in the mouth, with fomehairinefle therein, {purre behind them being of the fame colour, the feede and feed veffels arenot unlike the former, but quickly he ¥beaterofPlants. Ws NV The third Spanifh Flaxeweede of Clu/ius (heweth from the roote many. fmall ftalkes, about a foote high of more, whereon growvery plentifully manynarrowleaves, of a grayifh or afh colour. and at the toppes of them ftore of{mall flowers, that are of a whitith colour on the outfide, and more purplifh inwardly, about the ga- ping mou: h, being ofmore yellow colour,but yet pale alfo, the fpurre behinde being of a purplith colour; the feede that followeth, whenit hath any, for it feldomebeareth, islike the other, but doth recompence that de- fect, inthat theroote perifheth nor, but abideth and encreafeth every yeare. 5+ Linaria Caryophyllata albicans, The {weete white Flaxeweede. This fweete Flaxeweede hath upright ftalkes fomewhat wooddy, wherein arefet withont order; divers nar- rowand fomewhat long leaves, yetfhorter thenthe commonkinde, and ofa pale greene.colour ; the fowers ftand not fo thicke at the toppe ofthe {talkes and branches;. norfully fo large, but are of a very pale yellow co- lour, almoft white, and in otherof a pale blew and white mixt, with a ycllow mouth, the feede is like the common, and the roote perifheth not. Ss iN 6. Pfpa ne alba, The bafe white Mountaine Flaxeweede, is bafe mountaine laxeweede hath flenderftraked ftalkes, with divers long and narro é ; both ftalkes and leaves of'a yellowifh greene colour, diverfly {pread into branches, from bearing onevery one ofthem, a {mall white hower, ftanding ona {mall footeftalke, ee iefe after which comé dn grayifh flat {eede, in greenifh yellow round heads, butvery fmall, 7. Linaria tennifolia Lugdunenfis. Todeflaxe with very narrow leaves; i SS N\ J ) This Todeflaxe hath as narrow {mall leaves as any otherfort, fet very thicke on the low round flalkes, feldome abovea foote high, of abitterifh auftere tafte, that one cannot well tell which hath the predominanc the branched ftalkes have nothing fo many flowersion the toppesof them, nor fo clofely fet together Speeubon reddifh while they are inthebud, bur ofa whitifh red whenthey ate open; after which commeth the feede whichis {mall and flat, contained in {mall and long heads, the rooteis blacke andfull of thredse inari i j The gueBecosities Linarig odorata; Sweete Flaxewetdes Arne,ys : NTO rot 1. Linaria vulgaris noffras, Our common wilde ere 3. Lisaria 9. Linavia minor caerulea. Small apright blew Blaxevsede, |