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Show ~§20 Cwar.23. Theatrum Botanicum. The Theater of Plants. TRIBE 5. ea 6. Cerinthe miworflore flarovelt alba, flore flavo vel purpureo. jor i 3 vort, ‘rhe sneeie Tore Honyv Onofima. Stone Buglofic, The Time, Tris green€ all the yeare, and histime for flowringif it doth at all,is not exprefed, . Hony The _— yellow or white os AN N bawLins Ng AY, »N SUSGRTIN N OHEP7 e, a Cn a a , I GN R WO AY 5 The Names, likewife Ono/ma in Latine, Gale # faith it ; was called alfoinhis time O/mmas Phlomitis, and Ononis ; wee maycall icin Englifp iN WN nA =o TS q " It js called in Greeke o'yocue, and fo j ; ype \ Wy SH EZ whe : c for diftin@tions fake-Stone Bugloffe, both for thatit islike informe and mannerof growing unto fomeofthe fort sof wilde ty) . - WW, Bugloffe, and thatit chiefely deligheth in ftony dry, and fockie grounds. The Vertues, Thisis fharpe, hot, and bitter in tafte, differing in qualitie ftom the other forts before, which are rather cold and dry : the leaves hereof in powder taken in wine, or the decottion of them made in wine and given to women with child, will canfe them quickly to mifcarry, and Yan Gr aN N\A Pr WY aE an é BINAS SDA IA NAAG ¥ NS My SW) aoe Th Lig ifthechild be dead before thebirth, it will caufe it {peedily to be driven forth ; it is alfo dangerous faith Diofcorides for great bellied womento paffe over it, for feare of caufing them to mifcarry. gs — s Sm Cerinthe, Honywort, dst Ye Say Lthough in former dayes there was but one kinde of Cerinthe knowne, of two atthe moft, yet fince inthefe our dayes, there have beene fome other forts found out, and pub- 1. Cerinthe major flore lutco & rabro. 2S lifhed by Clujizs, and fome others alfo notuntill now exprefled by any; and ee eens, hs, yes (( Ly although Ge/zerfirft, and Banhinus following him, ae a ED doecallit Cynoglolfnm montanum,and thereupon joy- D neth itnext thereunto,yet by comparing the fowers, 1, Cerinthe major flore luteo & rubro, greenecolour, {ported with great white {pots, round at the further ends, and fo'much compaffing the ftalkes “at the lower end, that it {eemeth to goe thorough them, fer with fome fimall prickes or thornesthereon,and a little hairy withall: the ftalkes are branched toward the toppes into other {maller ones, full of leaves but much fmaller, whofe ends doe turne inwards like the Turnefole heads satevery jeafe whereof commethforth a long hollow flower, like unto aComfrey flower and as great, which in fome‘are all yellow, witha reddifh circle about the middle thereof ; but in others from the middle for- ward is of a yellow colour, the other part next the ftallxe being of a purplith red colour, with fome threds in the middle, tating fweete like Hony, i etound, d,butbut pperitheth every yéare afe withinin thethé gtoun 2 with ding many fbrés an thické, fprea he root ro t ié is fomewhiat great and the nce _ or feede time, leffer red and yellow Honywort.seen The t ly e s the a Cerin r 2, o s Seat beenieertd teating the former:the tops. THE MATond This leffer Hony wort, hath his brane leffer than s out any fpots onhinm, and ethe ftalkes that fuftaine the erowlong greene leaves, with the flower r; es turn Artie plit but the huske whereinhe fall ofleaves andflowers as the forme ee, i foacatanpec he4 g , of ac soft as great s at the foote of every r,and almolt ow like forme holl and the i the {mall leave long ris flowe fo likewife on i ; ; e Srihihgeverp Ifindeit therein moft to refemble the Comfryes, and therefore I have interpofed it betweene them. high, whereonarefet large long leaves, of a blewifh ff) KS yy gy Cuap. » XII, The greater yellow and red Honywort. The greater party coloured Honywort, rifeth up with divers thicke, hairy ftalkes, almoft two foote EB > WY \ pp i! Up 3 a see KN a <3» m6: ( or deepe crimfon free i Sd withared : the roote ts long an Pa citoercones dede leffer e alittl but . Ht che s ti weth1 ee eso that follo feedeak fea Beateoeeonait desfroth the bottometo the 3. Cerinthe major flavo fri. he t ed » Sree (grea each tteonyarefet nable rwue reafo a ght, where with reupri up d, and the yn ing Ho rifeth groun e h t t r o ‘ Thisisyyellow Fatetowetttint! bine upon ripe natestine e : no! r but 1s, forme the ed as , {pott toppe, many of thelo ene leaves them re ae on as they Ea, ae sini flowe large and long blewifh green! fome prickles in the middle there neeag downewards fet A Se mati iing shaere patfe the fakes, yet apaor tHe branches doe bend brimmes or edges jthe pda yithout any circle or bottome of purple, aS, MW cto perif like the former, and fo is the roo rdsFaathe reft have :; the {eed¢ is thred a ee forlike with fuch wih time in the fame manner. Cerinthe minor flavo flare. The leffet yellow ee high, fet with {mnaller, nara which fpreadeth of the ftalkes, stfiles the Frmets chanabove a flenderer This hereon without ftalke order,one anotheront on both Maeveand flowers, which are like 2 rhath i fmaller Honywor roweryet {potted leaves t hes, from the middle thereof thicke fet with | - sat fach like {cede as the lafty coll near filllo yellowbut imaller, - i not abide the firft Wie of phem 3_aftet i ew in ap garden,did a 9 feede, two for the moft part fet together, greater fort, whch te cto hereof is likew hed at the firlt therewith, yet Clufius faith Stan leffer yellow Te , {ually perifhed at the nr? ix ae iuted n the Winter. Geen did one ee Sees he found found wild in 5. oFAupria Cerinthe andStiria, major flore parpurante, The parp thlow bending branches, and fomewhat wi ao othe fate manner that the HE fse, i i ’ kin ellow gteaty e liketh very th growe ort The purple Honyw ived; the flat at the bottome, whereitis joynedto the huske ; feede that followeth is like the othe wherewith Bees are mich delighted, each of them ftanding in a greene buskedividedinto five parts at the toppes, in which after they are palt grow the than Burrage feede, blackifh, alittle cornered and dine coperber hereof isa little whitenefle perce deh > the fupérficies W , greene {potted Lea ia ee blewith two for the moft part fanding tog Ae large , wholly ofa darke purplifli colour Saas aay ofthem; and aslarge and es te r,but grea |
