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Show “qo6 ~ Cwar.107; Theatrum Botanicum, Trips. 5 FT cree, 5 6. maketh metition of: the fourth Cameraritu and Chu/ivs call Geranium Batrachoides mins, and elterum : the fife hath not beene publifhed by any that I know, although we have had it long time in our Gardens : the fxr is called The Theater of Plants. 707 Cuar.107, Geranium attheodes majas. 9. Geranium Saxdtive. Rockie Cranes bill, The greateft Marth Malloyy'leafed Cranes bill, by Lobel Geranium Batrachoides longius radicatum, which Cameraris calleth Geraninm AMecrorhyfon, and called Statice Pliny by fomeas he faith,ofDedoneus Batrachoides alterum : the lalt is called by Clufius Geranium offa~ vnns vel Salmanticenfe raftratumbut Baubinss Geranium parvumfolijs Ranuncnlie : The Vertues, ; All thefe Cranes pills are drying, binding, and a little hot withall,and are found to bejeffeGtuall both in inward and ontward wounds, to ftay bleedings,vomitings and fluxes, eythér thedecoétion of the/herbe,or the powder of the leaves and\roots nfed as the tafe requireth. 141 A : - D (2 VX (Ae me mR \ Cuar, CVII. Geravia Malvacea, a y 7 ) Na NWA KE Zo x A Round or Mallowleafed Cranesbills, He fecond kind of Cranesbills tobe entreated of; is of. thofe-thar bearé ronnd or Mallow like leaves, which fhall follow. - I Geraniumtaberolum minus Camerarij. he Small tnberousCrahesbill. This fmall-Cranesbill hathdivers round leaves very like the ordinary| Doves foote, but much lef: the flowers likewife are very fmall and reddith like theréunto, abd -{o are the beake heads with{cede allo : therooteis round, ofthe bigneffe of an Haflehut, ‘without any-fibres growing from ity drawing the nourifhment ont of che earth bycertaine little trouthes, whichiare like fmall. hollow parts Ds*3) Pa) d rae A 34 Geravivm Malacoides laciniatumfive Columbinum alterum. The othet. Doves foote, Ofthis kind there is anotherfore, whofe leaves are greener, not {o round, and fomewhat more cutin on thé 2. Ger_niom © The common Doves fo te ee al ox Grits!bill, nai iP a(hS Kinds of herbes doesawherebythey are knowne to beofthis family, how variable foever their face or fornie ‘of leaves8c, be. == Ss) SS A x LY a vonO ) YY ( wy mh 2 Ke Zl sop i) Gi)HyRS 20 /GeraninmColumbinum vulgare, The common Doves fdote or Cranes bill, The commot Doves foote or Cranes bill hath divers {mall round pale gréene leaves, cut in about the edges mush like nto Mallowes,{tanding upon long reddihhairy lalkes, lying.in a round compaflé upon the ground, among which rife up two or three or more reddih joynted, flender, weake and hairy flalkes;with forte fuch like leayes thereonbut {mallerjand more cut in up to the tops, where grow many very {mall bright red fowers,offive leaves.a peece,afvér._which followfmall heads, with {mall fhort beakes pointing forth, asall other forts of thefe AGE 3 thereiny not abiding to be taken out of the naturall place of its growing, which is'in'inad walls tobe tranfported into gardens; fox as Gamerarins faith having often tryed it,it will decaybylittle and little. uv Theodere common bulbed Cranesbill. edgés, making thé leafe feeme of divers parts more then the former; or like the Vervaine Aallow but foméwhat leflerother wife likeit in flowers, weake leaning ftalkes;8¢ce" 9, ‘ 4. Geraninm MalacoidesfenColumbinumminimum, The leaft Doves foote, This is another alfo very fmall, not rifing above twoor three inches withhis ttalkes; the leaves alfo fowérs,and fede are ofa fife eq sallto the reft, that is very fmall. 5. i : ; j Geranium Malvoides five Columbinum tenuis laciniatnm. Doves foote with thin cut leaves. This alo is but a fmall plant not above an handbreadth high, whofe leaves are round of the bignefle of ones nayle, cut in at the edgesinto foure divifions,and each of them fomewhat cat in alfo, ftanding upon longfooteftalkes ; the fowersarefmall, two for the moft part and no more ttanding together, {mall and reddith like the other,andfo is the feede and roote, : 6. Geranium Althaodes maj, The greateft Marth Mallowleafed Cranesbill. ' The firft leaves of this Cranes bill are more round thenthe other that follow, which are fomewhatlong, with the roundneffe like unto the Marfh Mallowes, fomewhat roundly bur a little deepely cut in on the edgs, fofe alfo and of a whiter greene colour almoft woolly, the {talkes are more upright and hairy, with fuch leaves thereon, but {maller longer and alittle more cut in on the edges, on the toppes whereof ftand {mall purplifh flowers, and after them {mall beake heads like unto others: the roote is fomewhat long and wooddy dying every yeare,and rifing againeof it owne fowing, f it 7. Geranium eAltheodes minus, Thelefler Marth Mallow leafed Cranes bill. _ E ; This other Cranes billis like the other in all things bur fmaller arid lower, the leaves being a little whiter, thé flowers {mall and fo likewife the feede, that oftentimes wee {carfe finde it. h 3. GeraniumAlcee veficariefolijs, Venice Mallow leafed Cranes bill. 3 : d This Spanife Cranes bill {preadethit felfe veryfarre with long {lender branches, whereonare fet at certaine di- wy, cA ViGBN% =) ee ON = ftances many leaves like unto the Venice Mallow but more divided, the flowers are {mall and purplifh, after which followeth the feede contained in {mall veffells ; theroote perifheth every yeare. This and the thirdamong a numberofotherfeeds were brought me by Gwillanme Boel which he gathered 10 Spaine upon my charge; however Mr, Gocdier getting the feeds from M'7Coys, caufed it and divers other things to bee publifhed in his name : notwithftanding I told himthe charge was mine that procured it and many other. 9. Geranium Saxatile. Rockie Cranesbill. , The rockie Crane: bill isa leffer plant then the ordinary Doves foot,having many {mall leaves, fomewhat sa a onthe edges, very greene & fhining fo like unto a {mall Sanicle leafe,that it may deceive one,{et on reddith f es lyingion the ground allthe Autusane, Winter and Spring untill the Summer, that the Qalkes rife up about a v8 high, or fomewhat more:, bearing a few leaves on them,and very {ral purplith red flowers,brighter and are |