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Show 444 Tripe6 Theatrum Botanicum. Cuar.10. tafteis of a much more pleafant fharpeneffe then the other,and thereforé more defired of any that formerly havé Bulbofa 3, Oxalistuberofa radice, Tuberous rooted Sorrell. a The chéefedifferences in this confift both in leaves androotes, theleavés hereof being formed fomewhatlike the ordinary but larger and notfo broad next the ftalke,the {talks,flowers and feede are anfwerable to the formers but the rootes are many tuberous clogs faftened by ftrings to the head whence the leaves {pring forth, 4. Ovalis bulbofa montana major. The greater btilbous Sorrell, This bulbed Sorrell hath large greene leaves fomewhatlike the garden kinde, but moré round ar the farther énd,and more forked at the lower part next the ftalke, that it feemeth almoft three {quare like unto an Ivie leafe, inthe reft it agreeth with the ordinary fort but that the rootes are round and bulbous. Thereis anotherlike heretinto,but that the leaves are leffer androunder, the whole plant {nialler and low5: Oxalis rotundifolia Alpina, Small Mountaine round leafed Sorrell; _— This (mall Sorrell hath five or fix {mall leaves ftanding upon very long and flenderfoozeltalkes, each leafe being no bigger then the nayle of ones hand,and ina manneras round as the Violet leafe: the ftalke rifech halfe a foote high, bearing {uchlike chaffie huskes and reddith, wherein the like feede unto the ordinary fort lyeth. 6. Oxalisfeutata repens, Creeping Sorrell with fmall broadleaves, This creéping Sorrell hath {lender weake joynted branches trayling on theground, foure ot five inches long, whofe leaves are fall, ofa nailes breadth, and of thefafhion of a pointed fhield, and pointed alfo at both ends, with very long fooreftalkes under them, the leaves being almoft as long as the ftalkes, in the rafte it is like the other {mall Sorrells. ; . Acetofa Creticafemineaculeato, Candy Sorrell.’ . The Candy Sorrell hath weake bending ftalkes and foinetimes but one, branched forth on all fides, the leaves are firall and long not broad or forked at the lower end as divers other Sorrells are, having long footeftalkes under thém : the toppes ofthe branches end ina long {pike of {mall moffie flowers, which afterwards turne into {mall thine pricking huskes or skinnes wherein the feede lyeth, every one faftned with a crooked footftalke. 8. Acetofa Neapolitana Ocimsfolie, Sorrell of Naples. This Sorrell of Naples fhooteth upa ftalke fet with fmaller thicke mealy leavés thereon than thofe below, which are broadett in the middlé, and {maller at both ends like the laft, the toppes ofthe flalke endeth in a {pike ofgréenith yellow flowers which turne into skinni¢ huskes, foinewhat Yeprefenting, as Columna faith,the head of an @xe with hornes {tanding up, and eares handging downe ,wherein lie the {mall feede, 9. Acetofa Zacynthina Calthefolio, Marigold leafed Sorrell. This Sorrell alfo hath noother difference therein from other Sorrells, buc in the leavés which are broad pointed and fomewhatlongliké ; 15. Acato/a a Marigold leafé without thofe-eares or points that the common Sorrell hath. 10, Acetofa Indica, Indian Sorrell, This Indian Sorrell rifeth up with a flender weake hollow falke, with a few jong thicke leaves thereon, fomewhat fmaller than thofe at the foote thereof next the gronnd, {mall at both ends, and of a pale greene colour, ofa delicate fmall fharpe tafte: at the toppe of the flalke grow fundry brownifh {mooth sKinnes, with {mall feede in them, thé roore peritheth yearely. TI, Acetofaveficaris Americana, Indian Sorrell with {wollen huskes, The Indian Sorrell hath {lender ftrakedftalkes, of a cubite high, leaning downé to the ground, {preadingins to many branches, fome- what reddith towards the foppes : the leaves are fmooth and thicke of area. fonable fife, fomewhatlike a Garden Sorrell leafe, but-that the lower points are morfo long, but rather fhortlikean Arrache leafe 13. -Acetofo minorLanecolata. Sheepe Sorrell, angu/fifolia elatior. Tall narcow leafed Sorrel}, The Theater of Plants. Terie 6. Cuaar. 10+ 745 a.more fomewhat mealy withall every one upoma very long foote ftalke, and of oerhead ~ Sorrell s at the copes ofthe ftallees and branches ftand the flowers ina long {pike,like 3 after. which come round yet cornered skinnie our Sidinay Sorrell, but greater and of a greenifh red colour {triped with redder veines, very beautifull, wherein colour, areddifh of s, dowheward hanging huskés {wollen feedesthe roote is {mall and threddie, perifhing for the are contained two or three cornered browne and fhining E Mountaine Wel Sorrell, eens re Accto[a Camibro-Britanica Montana, leaves fet theréon, asalfo round with diverfly forth branched ftalkes {gnall with The wel/f Sorrell groweth up Penny= footeftalke, in fhape fomewhat likethe Wall and growing at the bottome of them evety one upon 3 long not the flowers hereof are whitifh, bothfides, on ends with part lower the at cutin are they worte,butthat and containe browne fhining three redlike others bur the huskes with feedethat come afterwards are reddifh, {quare feed like the reftthe roote is {mall and threddy,abiding isi é many yeares. moother f from ti differre i with yus ) not to m in many ‘gaia rewing ae manrratouis eastotat aknowne ell in the middle, and pointed at the firr- reall tet long broadeft shatieciathtanigaetate whichis Deneipiat a pale greene colour fomewhat whitifh.. ther end, with two {mall cares at the lower end of es 14. Aectofa minima, The fmalleft Sorrell. barren groundsis all together like the laft, but {maller drie on ufnally moft groweth that Sorrell {malleft The in each degree. : . 15. Acetofaangnfifolia elatior, Tall narrow leafed Sorrell. narléaves the and call, and {lender is lke , whofefta variation the This Sorrell may i the yeh copie and feede, row and long,yet formed like a Sorrell, as both flowers : The Place, c e the places where they have beene found, The moft of thefe Sorrells bearin their titles or Lina The Time, i fowreth not untill I#/y for the All of them Mowerand feede in CAZey and Inne, except the Indian fort, which art, and the feede is ripe in Auga/t. se on as i : The Names. ent ‘ a Writers keepe that name, in Latiné It is called in Greeké s22als Oxalss ofthe fharpetafte, many ofthe Latine. it Rumezx hortenfes, and Galen calleth it alfo Acetofa, and of fome Acedula of the fourenefie thereof, otherscall des Onylaapathum is Lapathums Diofcori with yet BEundmedov Oxulapathum,id eft, Lapathum acidum, foure Docke, fharpe and pointed than others, and not for the Acutum, that kinde of Docke whole formeof! leafe. is more lam and Aceto(ella by divers. C/#fivé maketh fharpetafte to caufe that name,the Sheepes Sorrell, is called Lapatio ond, Lobelgave firlt of all others knowofthefec mention ofthe firft great fort, and Lobel, Dodoneus and others s of the fift,fixt,and feventh,Ce/umna of the eight, Profper ledge of the third, and Columna of the fourth ; Basbiuu any mention betore none hath made Alpini in his Booke of Egyptian plants of he ninth;of thetenth and laft the name of Acetofa veficaria peregrina, which Bas now Beflerus in borto Eysterenf {peaketh ofthe eleventh,bydonatis the twelfth fort (ifit be not the fame of but ; hinus calleth Aceto(a Americanafolijs longiffimsss pediculis it knowne before now, and {carce is with the fecond, wherenntoit is very like) no author ever made mention worth that found itona mountaine in of Prislier to any but the Gentleman of Angle/ey called Mt. Aforria Lloid th iscalled by (Masrhiolus Tenuifoliasand fo is Loni« ‘Wales, and thewed it to Dr. Bonbam in his life:the thirteen called O-alis vervecina of Lo iy and cerus ,Gefner,Tragus,& almoft all other writers of herbesin ourlater age,and Afontanus, Gerard, and th is remembred by Ovina of others, and oe lanceolata by Banbinus ; the fourteen , becaufe howfocver they are fomewhatdifferent in Bavhinus, All of them defervedly have the nameof Sorrell hfome more orleft than others, The Arabians,A ae leafé or roote, yet they all agree in the fonreneffe,althoug Axederilba and Agrethass the Frenci rapio faith, call it Humaalb ; the Italians Acetofa, the Spaniards Axederas Dutch Surckcle and Sarincke s Sawrampffer ; the Axeille or Ofeille, Saltette, Surelle and Aigrette 5 the Germane and we in &xgli/h Sorrell. ; , The Vertues, t in all Hot difeafes to cooleany patie Sorrell is cooling and drying in the {econd dégree, and is prevalen s and fainting, rifing from apap and tiori and heate of bloud in aguespeftilentiall or chollericke or other ficknefleagues, Bcc. to quench thirft, and to torefrefh the overfpent fpirits with the violence offurious or fiery fits of tion ofthe bloud 4 killeth wormes, the putrefat procure an appetite in fainting or decaied {tomackes; forit refifteth ly, being more drying and binding, and andis asacordiall tothe heart which the feede doth more effectual fixe, or fluxe of the ftomacke $ o ftayeth the hotfluxes ofthe menftrues, or of humours in the bloudy therebyalf : both rootes and feede, as well as the rootes alfo in a decoGtion orin powder,is effectuall forthe {aid purpofesthat fhall eate thereof fhall feele.no the herbe.is held powerfull to tefiftthe peifon of the Scorpion, fo that he and to expell gravell, and the {tone paine beingftung : the decoétion ofthe rootes ig taken to helpe the jaundife, e helpeth the blacke jaundife, inthe raines or kidneyes : the decoétion ofthe flowers made with wine anddrank Fumiterrie isa the juyce of Sorrell and as alfo the inward ulcers of the body or bowells. A Syrupe made with little Vinefoveraine helpetokill the forceof thofe fharpe humours that caufe the itch : che juyce thereof witha e for frettings and gallings of the skin gar, ferveth well to ufe outwardly for the famécanfe, andis alfo. profitabl the (crophules or kernells in the a inany part, and fortetters, ringwormes,&c, it helpeth alfo to difcuffe up in a Colewortleafe, an and the juyce gargledin the mouth helpeth the fores therein : the leaves orwrapped bile, plaguefore, bothripeneth and brearoafted under the embers, and applied to an hard empoftume,borch, of fuch as are hard of hearing helpeth oftentimes; the diltilofSorrell dropped into the earés keth ic: the juyceherbe is ofmuch good ufe fot all the purpofesaforefaid. The leffer wilde Sorrell, and fo all the led water of the {poken of. other are ofthe fame qualitic, and aré no leffe effectuall in all the difcafes before sft Cane |
