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Show 4106 Cra P.30, Tripx tl Theatrum Botanicam. raberrini. , florie rabcrrimi, lias & [rmmnitan tae florie ? grescene ote + 4 §. Lagopus aa Cuar. XXX. Guar. 30. : : 1107 The Theater ofPlants, TriBEiL . z Lagoopus vulgaris . on ea Common Hates foote- Lagop'. Hares foote. He nextfort of Trefoiles that are to. bee handled is of thofe whofe flowers grow in-clofe ‘fpiked thére are halfe adozesi. heads, called Lagops Hares foote,whereof 1, Lagopws maximus for ne Is oraeal ee had Gt ; froma {mall long threaddy and annual s foote hath divers trefoile leaves rifing. i edges, a i ko dented por the si rsgreen¢ eee ark onalong le UNDGoo colour, among the‘e rifen - the bieneffe as forme, very foft, and ofa pale : OEEEeehigh on, bratiched and bearingthe like but fomewhatlonger leaves on ean, and at their toppes clofe {piked heads, with many {mall flowers round aboutthem, each inafive cormeréd cuppe feede, one ofan excellent crimfon colour, in which huskes after the flowers are paftgrow fmall yellowith round fomewhat like unto a ftarre. onely ina huske, whofe brimsor cotnersthen ftand dif played ' z Haresfoote. 2, Lagopas major folio pinnate. The longer headed The Leaves ofthis Hares foote are hoary, larges and longer then the former, with divers confpicuous veines in them making them thew like wings, ‘the middle-fibbe on the backe of them: being fomewhargreat alfo: the former both in forme and colout;but the whole headis longer. flowersate like rhe _ 3. Lagopus major anguftifolins Great Hares foote with Yery narrow leaves, This Hares foore hath ftalkes a foore high, fet with yery narrowkavesalmoft Jike graffe, yet in fomeplaces grow aslarge a they are found to belarger.but {till long and narrow;-thtee fet together, at the toppes whereof of the {piked head of flowers as the firft, but the colourof themare paler, and theends or'cornered roppedivifions huskes are hard and alavolt prickly ifnot wholly. Lugdunenfis calleth this Alopecures Graminea Dalechampy, Lagopus anguftifelins Hifpanicuse _Spanifo narrow leafed Hares foote, A but flender, with diThe Spanif Hares footeis oneliketvife of the greater kind, having a firme ftraight ftalke vers branches thereat, with three fomewhat long, narrow and pointed hoary leaves, with great ribbes on the them,compaffing the backes upon long footftalkes fet at each joynt, which are fomewhat broad at the bottomeof fet in a long fpiked falke and branches with'alittle eare thereat likewifé, the flowers are of a palered colour head, but more loofe and not fo compact as the former : this I had by Boe! out of Spaine by the mame of Tensifoline . 2.2 _Lagopus majorfolio pinnato, The longer headed Haresfoot. 2+ Lagopus minor flore ruberrimo. Bright red {mall Hates fore. oa the laft and This {mall Hares fore hath {mall woolly or foft leaves as {mall but nothing fo long or narrowas the growth lictle more then halfe a footehigh, the fpiked head is {mall butlarger then the wilde kind, and like ftarres flowers on them are ofa moft excellent crimfon colour, the.corners of whafe wooliy hnskesftand out Ze A when the feede within them are ripe : this is but annuall perifhing ycarely as the former: this alfo came tome out of Spaine by thename ofLagopus pratenfis Baricus. 6, Lagopws vulgaris, Common Haresfoote, 2 The common Hares footeis well knowneto bea {mall plant growing greater and higher in fome places and fmaller in others,. with whitith woolly {mall trefoile leaves fet upontheftalkes, and many branches it hath, the heads at the roppes are {mall and fomewhat long with the roundneffe, compofedas it were all‘of a hairy hoary as therelt; downinefle, whofe flowers in fomeare of a whité in others of a blufh colour: itis annuatl an SS \ oe one efpeciall note of this family of Hares foote, or thatbeare {piked heads of fowers that theyperifh y when as the other forts of Trefoiles thatare to follow or that went before are not fo : Thisalfo I had fro: bat grew larger, and another that (tood not upright, with many other forts out of Sparse whjghare perifhe me by fome unkindly yeares have happened. The Place and Time, _-Thefe have beeneall found, fomein Italy, othetsin Spaine, fome in France and others in Gerveany, but- are preferved withiusin the Gardens of fuch~as are curious : andthe laft almoft every where in dry grounds in our owne Landyand flourifhin the Summer moneths onely. es 3. Lagopas maximus flore rubro. The greateft Hares foote. The Names. Itis called auysaovs'in Greeke,and fo ikewike Lagopus in Latine 4 Leporis hirfuto pelle of the hairy foote of an Hare;asalfo Lagopedin and Pes Leporis Leporis cuminums,and Trifolinn bumile: Hippocrates called it Lagopyron quafe Triticum Leporinum becaule it grew atong Core: thiefielt ts called by molt writers Lagopus maxims & Lobely by C/ufiws,and Lagopus maximus or major folio Trifalg by Lobel himfelfe and Dodonew ; the fecond is called by * Lobel Lagopus alterafolio pinnate, which {Ysfiue maketh the other fort of his third Trifolinm majus, Tragrs cal- led a" and fo did Cotemella,Loniceris anid Cordus Trifolium magnum the commentots on Meé/#esin their Pandeéts Pes wiles : and ThaliusTrifolinm [picatum the thirdis called by Lobel Lagopm alters anguftifolia, and fo by others, but as I fayd by Lugdunenfis eAlopecures graminca Dalechampy : the fourth Clufins fo “calleth a itis in thetitle : the fift isnot rememibred by any before : the laft is generally called Laogpws or withlittle variation, Tragus onely calleth it Lotus campe/tris, : ay TheVertues. Allthe parts of thefe Hares feete,thatis, leaves,(talkgs,dcc. but efpecially 5: Lagepas : che fpiked heads doe dryand binde, and |