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Show Botanicum, Renan ER hbrum AGTheat Cuariad. foSo ' >Tripe ee — ns he was cured by Ervien,(whofe blooddy urines.P/iny faith it is recorded in the Emperout Anguftus Epities that dfpit forth )this Orobis, griefe it is probable was tough flegme, condenfate in the Lungs and hard to beavoydedan morhing it will confiime the TRIpEtie Cmaps ts. r ofPlane The Theate e e neti 4 t V as . Orobus /yluacicows Ay, The Venetian Wood Orohw vapifolitis. > Orobus / twaticas angafpifolivs. > Nacow leafed Wood Ovabus that good authors doe affirme that if any take Orobus fafting every Pliny faith away the {pots freckles and Spleene : the meale hereof mifgled with honyclenfeth foule Vicers,and taketh Gangrenes or fpreading, ¢a- otherdifcolourings of the face or other parts ofthe body sit fuffereth no Cankers, witicor Vinegar as Pliny ting fores to breedein the bodys it molifieth the hardneffe of the breafts, arid taken'in with Vinegar it helpeth the ftranfaith it helpeth the bitings of Serpents and mad dogges and men," and taken parched meale gury, and thar difeafe where one doth oft defire ro goe tothe ftdole but candoe nothing; the faid that is1€éady to are hickockly difpofed mixed with honyandtaken hefpeth thofe chat rellifh not their meaté,and bathed therewith fall into t 1e he@icke Feaver ot Confumption:a creame made of the meale of them & the places wine will breake that is troubled with anicch curethit rhroughthe whole'body, and made into a plafter with Catbuncles if it beelaid thereon : the greene cods ftalkes and all before they grow hard, being bruifed together . juiced and applied to the haire doth colourit blacke. Cuar. XVIII Orobus fylvaticus. Wood er wild Orebas. grow five orfix at the toppe from the uppermoft joynts, all one nding together ona fhort ftalke which looke flenofa whitith colour : whenthey are paft rife long way der cods like the former,with brownifh but larger feede inthem theninany of the other forts: the roote liveth not bur perifheth after feede time. 3. Orobus fylvaticus anguftifolins, Narrow leafed Wood Ovobus. This narrowleafed fort hath {lender but ftraight crefted flakes afoote high, the leaves ftand foure on a ftalke by graw above couples and are long and narrow : the flowers oniong ftalkes many together of a pure white colour s the rge fomewhatla with cke, cods that followare longandbla blackesfeede in them’: ‘the roote ‘confifteth offive orfix the: Afphod:ll longflender tuberous clogslike unto thofé of white oF i but fmaller, blackifh onthe outfide and within, 4. ‘Ovobus fyluaticns Venetus, The Venetian wood Orobus. “This Venetian Orobusis very like unto the fir Wood Orobas here defcribed growing in height and forme of leavésineareft thereunto, not having any end leafe on the ftalke’but of a paler greene colour: the flowers are {mall andpurple like unto themalfo : the cods are reddifh, long and {mall with round whitifh feede in them ; the roote is hard and wooddywith manyfibres thereat and éndureth. Phere is another of this whofe ‘ftalkes jand leavesare paler and the flower wholly white notdiffering elfe, 5- Orobus Alpinus latifolins. wae _ Mountaine Wood Orebus. This alfo is very like unto the firlt fort, but the leaves are broader’and have their end not fo fharpe, thie’ flowers hang downe and are an inch long, of a pale yellowih colour, the uppermolt being fomewhat reddifh. fe — FH “ ae S or wood Orobus. 2. Orobus fylvaticus anuuss flore algo, Theannuall white wild high bearing ftalkes of leaves one acubic ftalkesa {traked and {traight divers hath Orobss wood Thsother and another bat not oppofite,eachiftalke having foure bove x. Orobus (ylvaticus purpur'us major. and poin{ow etimes five leaves onthemreafonable large The greater purple Wood @robus. flowers the : them in tedat theend with veines running FL} change their colour ple colour,and when they begin to fade theywill long {eede within them yet fometimes they willbe more lowfmall long flender browne cods with {mall round and hard, bunching forth in fome places with fome then round and variably coloured : the roote is long blackemany yeares. and liveth fnall long ftrings and fibres faftned thereunto, SVPY for the namesfake, and béExt rothe tne Orobxs {chinkgeod to joyne the wild or wood kirdes ? {ound them. & caule Clupushath expreft divers differences ashe Wood Orobns, 1. Orobss[ylvaticusmajor purpurens. The greater purple many {quare This firft kinde that 1 here propofe groweth not much above a foote high, bearing fide of a middle ribbe flalkes and {triped all along : the leaves that are fet one by another oneach namely twoor three inches long,and an being fix,eight or ten in number,are a great deale larger then any Orobus through them: the flowers grow at the toppes many inch or two broad, withthree herves or finewes running thofe of the Vetch, and ofa daintie blewith purnding together in fafhion of a {pike or bufhbeing larger then a little and become more pale, then fol- thi : untoF onély the fourth the parts neare there ae aan d rhe y, Axfirs Teles The thrée firlt forts prow as Clufias faith in Hungar the Pyrenean and Helvetian from had hee faith us Baubin t Venice, the ae, oe faith ris was fentunto Clufus is ripe in Jone. hills, they all fower in Aprill or 4ay and theit feede The Names, -* . : Lay : of the feed being ore their manrict of growing and formeéwhom 1 Oe ipowe es Allthefe forts are referred to the Orebas,both from and Banbinus Orobais [ylaaticus icns, Pannon Orobus them called vernss, as el asl ro ris and therefore C/ufius Sylucst Orebus calleth s Thalin Clufies, which The firltis the firlt Orobus Pannonicus of enfis calleth it Phafeolus {ylvarum, as isbefore faydsDo co ns it meaneth this by his Phafelws, Lugdun well bee referre 2 isthe fourth of C/agws whichhee faith may fatifolins, and Columna Aftragalus the fecond : the foun is his third is Clwpvs his chird fort of Orobus ch :the s lasifolins,and Lugdanenfis s, or elfe (ome kind ofVet {omekind of Phafelu the fift which is Banbinus his Orobus Alpinu dila= Orebus Venetus : 1 doe verily. thinke that likejand the reft agreeing or not farre being each in flowers the of colour the his Galega montana be all one, . : . g fromit greein The Vertuese Pulfes among the thefe of any unto belong did tie proper ofany Clxfivs hath made no mention thathe heard of his Galega montana a it wholly neglected, yet Lrgdunenfis faith country people where they grew,but were , and that 1¢ Was good a- o leffe then the other Galega was accounted availeable again(t poyfons and the Plaguen s. pain(t the falling fickneffe, and would kill the Worme Cuar. XIX Onobrychis» Cockes-head, by many good authors; the moft likely whereofi fs Ntothistitle of Onobrychis are referred divers plants . Chapter this in hend © will compre liead. 1. Onobrychis unlgaris, The ordinary Cockeswards halfe a yard ey ers weake but rough ftalkes leaning downe CasS% ~The ordinary Cockes-head hathdiv and more pointed chen thofe of Lentills and whitifh underlonger being high, befet with winged leaves,each without leaves unto the toppes,, where ftalkes,naked neath, from the toppesof thefe ftalkesrife up other (lender blewneffe amofig them, ofa {pike,of a pale reddifh colour with fome there grow many{mall flowers in manner flat heads: the rootis tough &fomewhat = at fomewh and ough tound,r places, their in up after Which rife L222 3 |