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Show 594. Cuar. 60, Theatrum Botanicum, Trips 5. Agrimonia five Enpatorium, Agrimonic. Cuar.6o. 595 4. Eagatorivm Cannebiaunl, Heémpe like Agrimeny. difh and wooddy,abiding and not perifhing in the winter. Ee have divets forts ofAgrimonie;fomeof out owneland,and fomé of others,as you fhall have them here fer forth unto you. : ae 1, Expatorinmfive Agrimonia vulgaris. Our common Agrimonie, Our common Agrimonic hath divers long leaves made of many fet upon ftalke, fome greater, others {maller,all of them dented about the edges, greene above,and gtayifh undemeath, anda little hairy withall;among which arifeth up wfually buc oneftiffe, ftrong,rough or hairy browne roundftalke,2. or 35 foot high,with fmaller leaves fet here and there thereon:at the top whereof grow manyfimall yellow flowers,one above another inlong {pikes;after which come roughheadsof feeds hanging downewards,which will cleave to anything that fhallrubbeagainft them, and fticke upon garments, being touchedor caft thereon: the roote is blacke, long and fomewhat wooddy, abiding many yeares, and fhooting afrefh every {pring ; it hath areafo= nable goodfent yet very finall. ; ee 2. Agrimoniacdorata, Sweete {melling Agrimonie, js This other or fweete fmelling Agrimonie.is fo like the other that thereis hardly any difference to be difcerned by theeye, butby the nofe onely, except thatif there be any difference, this sroweth fomewhat lefler, with rounder and whiter leavesthenthe other, and th? roote of adarkered colour, but the fmell herein doth mach farpafle the other, and fo doththe tafte heing aromaticall and aftringent ; whereby itis held to bee ofmore ex- cellent ufe to corroborateand ftrengthen weakeparts. 3. <Agrimonvides, Baftard Agrimonié, ‘ This hérbe thatis like to Agrimonie,and yet is none, and therefore called Baltard Agrimonie, hath divers long, foft and hairyleaves next the ground, every one upon a long reddifh hairy footeftalke, which are cutand divi. ded into many parts or leaves, feaven for the mott part, three on each fide and the feventh at the end, buthaving fome fmaller ones berweene them, likeas Agrimony hath, yet fomewhat rounder then they, andall of them fmaller dented,and fharper pointed, of a darker greene colour on the upperfide, and grayith underneath ¢ among thefe leaves rife up {undry weake {talks,notfully ftanding upright,but leaning fet very fparfedly finch like leavés,but {maller and rounder, with {mall peecesatthe downewards, whereon are joynts ofevery of them; & at the tops come forth three orfoure hairy greene huskeslike cups dented at the brims, out rifech a {mall yellow flower,like unto Agrimony, yet fometimes they fcarfe appeare of every one whereof above the huskes to bee {eene ; wherein after theyare fallen and palt, appeare {mall long and round gtaynes like unto the graines of 3+ Agrimonoider, Baftard Agrimony. az, Lhe Theater of Plants, wheate, twoftanding togetherlike two {mall lampes,which fall out of the huskes of themfelyes, when they areripe, lea+ ving the huske emptieand gaping ; the toote is fmall red- Caar, LX. 1, Agrimonia vulgaris, Common Agrimony, Tripe 5° | ly 4. Eupatorinm Cannabinum. Hempelike Agrimony. The Hempelike Agrimony hath many long darke, greene, foft or woolly leaves, lying upon the ground, among which rifeth up a foft whitifh ttalke, full of a white pith within ir, tothe height of two or three cubits fometimes, {et full of fachlike leaves as grow below upto the top, where the flowers breake forth, many{tanding together in tufts, being very {mall and moffie, of a pale ‘purplifh colour, which turne intodowne, andis carried away by the winde: the roote {preadeth farre, with many. ftrings and fibres thereat : the whole plant hatha litele fweete fencin it, butis very bit= ter,and fois the roote alfo, 5. Eupatorium Cannabinum Americanum latifolinm, ‘The broaderleafed Hempelike Agrimony of America, This broaderleafed kind of Agrimony groweth greater and higher then the former witha brownith ftalke, and lon- ger andlargerleaves thereon, fo that fome have compared them to thofe of Elecampane:the Aowers growat the top of the ftalke in greater number, and more {parfedly with longer fcaly husks being many long threds ftanding in the middle,of a more purplith blewcolour, and the feede at their bottomes, which rogether are blowne away with the winde. 6, Expatorium Canncbinum Americanum anguftifolium, Narrow leafed Hempelike Agrimonyof Nev England Theother kind of American Agrimony growethat the firlt with afew {mall long leaves upon the ground, unevenly. dented in fomeplaces on the edges, andin others but little or nor at all dented: the fingle hairy thicke round brittle ftalke of two orthree high foote or more, is full fet onall fides, very thicke with longer andnatrow leaves without 5. Eupatorium Cannabiium Americanam latifoliu m. Thebroader leafed Hempelike Agrimony of America s = Rg2 UL OP We yd ff 2 SAS f ies 4 as S fy) ie AS order, |
