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Show 41086 Guar.20, } . ‘ loides herbaicrdine Demite Wetch, Theatrum Botanicam, Tripii rn a per ee» Cuar. 3. 1087 ater of Plants. heThe TriBe iL meL rTT ES ech Spear LawvitlWar r a a P plant, that Bauhinws in his Prodromuscall unl And likeay Likely to be the i g may ¢ feene, comparin i e4racus Batici ms, as by Pona who called it Aftragalus Syriacas, avi i Lobe! fe by ine called is third the Z vidi that Rawrrolft yrvolfine Apula of Columna: Diofcoridis en Aftragalus eke : ; A ga aoe wile asEE. e dCe/falpines, and very probable alforo be that. : hae Ma ae ape to eo den faith he as is Peedintatiand . fort ; oe Angee Ajrragat Cicer Pona calleth i act 4dcalled alfo' Alpinus, r ound iina ; w hich vulgare :* Glanxcniulgarie g: Allvagaloides Helvetia, y f gathered it sis allo ver Germane balsMilke Vetch, a dea eth aga,Abt Ea a reoakBEte eapraalesli doth truly yeexprefie the a ty his fi Oe fecond Aftragalus pe Gipies ane is the asin his Epitome, butfurely his igure do Pare gnea) orion pamsed with him inthe Low countri¢s or 5¢/Z4, u (Ee ye i sme ed perifhed before his going out of the can dao SO could not be the fame, although fomewhat like as a ines on herein)minws,)-bat ye deemed (whit eee gumnae (Ibeleeve (7 _ drpnrens of Lugdunenfis as Baxbinus alfo thought, for that is my féventh here fe dawnes o Noe fs ‘ + the eightis the fecond Orebus Pannonicus ns : acalledit Yerva di Santo Lorenzo bat Bawkinus fat. only oe aot on faith ~ Aira alvides,and by Lobel Aftragaloides altera herbariorum, (lofiss Pe, weid and apm sr Th fey it alfo Polygala major Maffiliotica, ous be Lonsy a Lure Soke,ine ealteth dcalled a Valentina Cl/uf,but foto to tl the Polygala yg ithis Aftragalus, as alfo : fixe . C7008"; ee ; eth himfelfe in manyplaces) to call oi J makethitogtobeelike ey: Bashines but « title the fo called as isin Bee see a oy oral : thelalt Zobel rhiobmshich formerly Beha imnfelfe i ) Ione herbeboth Polygala and Orobus sth Gakico affinn, ineeters it ferro oe aan Tee calleth it akind of Ferrum aquinam and 6. Aftragalus parpureo cerwlem Hifpanicss, Purple Spanif& Milke Vetch. The Spasiards, faith Clufine, held another plant'to bé ‘Affragalus which anfwered thereto in the facuities, but differing in the forme of the roote, it had many {hort and hard hoarie ftalkes growing neare the pround, with {mall winged leaves like unto Cicereor Lentills, all hoaty likewife, and of an aftringent tafte: the flowers are finall, growingin thicke tufted heads, ofa blewifh purple co- lour: the roote,faith Cé#/ius is ufully but fingle,and rio way agreeing with the roote of Astragalus. 7. Aftragalus purpurens mountanus, The purple mountaine milke Vetch. This milke Vetch hath a great long wooddyroote, with fome fibres fet thereat, blackifh without, and white within, from whencerife many hard ftalkes, fomelying, as it were upon the ground, and others ftanding upright about halfea foote high the winged leaves that grow thereon are many, fmall and hoary, {till keéping an equall number, upon every foote {talke, fomewhat refembling the 4fragalus Syriacus but longer, the {talkes arenaked or bare of leaves from the middle upward, favinga few, that under the tuft of flowers acthetoppes are round, and atelike unto other Pulfes, ofan excellent purple colour, and the feede follow in {mall cods : it fowrethin May and Tune on the highhills ofSevena, but moft plentifully neere a {mall towne called (Mernes in the grove of wood next untoir, i#orto'de?, and che hills neereft thereto about ALompelier : it is utterly without any fharpe : tafte, and but onely a little faleifh thac can be felt. 8. edftragaloides s berbareorum, Bafe milke Vetch. The bafe milke V étch rifeth up with fundry upright hard crefted ftalkes, a yard high fet on all fides with winged leaves foureorfive couple againft the middie ribbe, with an oddeoneat the end, of a very fad greene colour, no bigger than thofe ofthe Lentils : the fowers{tand at the toppesof the ftalkes and branches manyfet together which are fmall and fho:t, of a dead purplifh colour turning wanne with ftanding, and change into fmall blacke cods alcioft round ; but pointed within, which ate foure orfive {mall blackifh feede : thé roote groweth great and thicke at the head, tough and wooddy, difcending deepe, and abiding many yeares, but all che ftalkes perifh every yearé,ftefh rifing in the Spring. 9. Aftragaloides, Helvetia, Germane bafe milke Vetch. The flender {talkes of this plant that beare many Peale bloffom’d flowers, at thé toppesof them are not much above three inches high withoutany leaves upon them; the leaves themfelves ftanding fingly uponlongfoote ftalkes, being fomewhatlong, broad, and round pointed, as the figure doth plainely delineate forth. The Place and Time, _None of thee grow wilde in our Land, that ever I could underftand, but aré nurfed up with thofe that are cus riousloverofrare plants : they flower in 7w/y, and their fecdeisripe in Auguft or September, The Names, Itis called ds e¢y2aG@ in Greeke, and Afragales in Latine: the firlt is called by (lupus Aftragalan Beticus, and by Lobeland others Afragalus Lufitanicus Clufij by Bellus chat fentit out of (andy to (Infins,asit isfet downe in his fift Epittle Phafeoli novum genus,as Clufiss in his Scolea underit thinkech,which | can not fallyevince,not having fceneeitherof them (if they be divers as I thinke they be) growing : for Bellus there relateth that the feede was flat like untoa Kidney Beane,and that the Marriners.did eate them while they were greenesbut C/ufivs faith ofhis that the cods are long,and the feede round within them,burning and enflaming the mouth,for which caufe it is probable that Amatus Lufiranms called it Apocynum : & the Spaniards Atramofos de can, asbeingfit to kill dog; fo that thefe contraricties doe rather argue them to be divers plants: the fecond was brought me out of Spaine by Boel, by the nameexprefied in thetitle, buc came tous alfo from Laden by thename of A/tragalus, &c.where Bee! gathered its& is alfo very likely tobe the plant that Bawhinus in his Prodromus calleth Glance Leguminofe 4iffinis, being the laske PSE thatthe roote taken in wine ftayeth Gree ee marr bs bee powder the if Vicers old and clofethup i edryeththatit ae azine is very profitably ufed. againft the emer t¥ a ei tneS pPhayaddeth Ueaine: an fsOven dryed in an firft ufe the fixt fort here fet forth, being familiarly doe Lufeu faiththat the Portngalls 3 : tiezs rsVice and ds powdered,to caft it into woun and an avalusisas Diofcorides and Galen fay altringent, Cuap. XXI. . Hedyfarsiin five Securidaca. Hatchet Vetch d divers more g fwhi;ch isthe isthe greater, ourlater have adde former ibiited but one fort hereo Hedyf i rs exhib i nt write clon He ancie arnm chpeatum I have defcribed in my is ufually called i TEV as (hall be declared : chat which here. e . te ht good to give you the figure of it i et Vetch The “he gr sreater Hatch Ka Booke, yet I thoug j ee Hedy[arum majus five Securiidaca vera major. se th mot a {uppofed from the jikenefle) growe r The greater Hatchet Vetch ohich is thetructt thereft being but pectom RE aumeiyHonyfackle. HelafeFrench Hedyfaruma majus five Securidaca major vere. ert. me Thegreater Hatchet Vetch or Sicklew |
