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Show ace a — HA P25: 1140 Tris x 12 Theatrum Botanicum. ——— fall of hairy fofthuskes whichinclude a {mall, white. feede area sec BlewIndian.Panick, Jefe then Miller bur,notfhining {0 much,the roote.tsbufhie like untoit.but {naaller and dying yearely. wegen 3 Ranitum Apdicute dd riley; Indian Panick witha more hairy {piked head. This kinde of Panicke being brought to Bri/few from the. Welk:ndies as Lobel {asch in his time of abiding there, and yp theredowen, was like.in ftalke and leafe to the-former bur greater, jandthe {piked head grew to bee a foote,long bat more hairy,,bending at rhe roppe a little, fomewhat like the greatadmaranthis or flower Genie, ; ; 1141 x fic lipt out ofout our of tl hem are flipt note or gure ig arfi i particul any kept ~ eau cae a i i not having faid fo mutch of have had and feene which therefore let this {uffice to have further to defcribe them, and vi you, unto thesvevdge and rerdembrance them Roy e exhibit here I a ofthem of fome ie ni aie —— having kept kep yet having them vet thefig6ures m a the reall plants. Pliny faith Panicu among the Leguming Pulfes for ee rband Meline as of fevera o, but Galen as is before fayd doealf la Colamel and ides Germanicuns panicula minore beCorie a Diofcor calleth hee one the fir, ofthe 3 «| Panicum Indicum cerslexm, Blew Indian Panick. ‘ "This blew Panick,growethco.the height of aman, With frrongand great joynted ftalkeghike unto a Reede, fall of fpongie white pith,whichneate the ground are of a fhining ws maketh two forts lefle which Tragis Fuchfim,Corden and others fet forth, and fe sake thewed. Barshin the head was by Clafius, Dodonets 5 mes may be growing in Germany, plants : the fecond is remembred they cannot betwo different w Panifo, the French ane the Panico, s wea i ti idin ie beginning Italian Arabians callit Dochon; the 4 , Panick we and yobel L cedanenht and others, The .and He delpfe Penic, Dwtch the nick,e y pe es Pfenick fe at the German Ger andAPanic, PanisBes > purpo= t all to better is m ith A4ilin 1 bment, andas Galen faith i i nourif little : {let cold and dry,and giveth fede thereon being boyled in people ey ick i countr the he faith yet of digeft, to eafier purpfisblew colour...and fpreadethlundry branches with large andiong leaves on them compafling the ftalke, atthe botrome, and thicke ribbes in the midd,e of them: from the jaynts towards the toppeas alfo-at-the toppes-eome forth fhort round Panick-like heads clofer then the former, f Cae ince alfo and his Hiftory ours of Afia : Ioannes Leo in Icaly exceedeth he mentionethnot tit Wheate, but faith he, that of theyindoe ee onas aeo fome places thereof they make very fine bread of Panick, of what fort h, that mi nfe in Phyother {mall birds,but hath no further and s ,Pigion Pullen to given itis < oth Pluses as Miliam doth,fluxible humors. t and ficke chen to dry up moif of as biewifha fhining purple colour as the {talke below, of* rather much more orient and frefh, full of hairy huskes,and {mall long blewifh round fcedes inthem like unto naked Oates. «, sanitised likely came out of the Ha~ wherefoever it groweth, andasitis the reft from the W eft 4 and The molt commoni sonely fowenin Europe other, che of fome fe from whence have come likewi e commeth to maturi« feldom fort flerne conntries towards via, ne the hot e Aprill, and unleffe the yeare be fat ground, ae oa they are notto be fowen untill doth, and doe botheas ftrong require , (eoftentimes oh the fir j hough ti¢,alc a8 to Dioftorides and Galen, usnn'> in Latine, and wearin according at them from cal ed in Greeke 2G and Panicum + , quod mellenm quidpiam fignific from d deduce rather of is both her doegat gum, yet Theophpaftus {pcaketh ten it anc as mot be thereupon Péinycalleth it Melfruditkum fwit, and pucrech it among the znay@- which is blacke, ‘and it may paniculis ; 2,,\ Panicum Indicnm pannicula villofa, The Theaterof Plants. i Tris12 aan Crap. 26, i caters “There hath beenebrought us from ‘findry parts both of the Eaft-and Welt Zudies by Martiners and Chittirgions di- i; versother forts, fome with white heads as big as onesfilte, Cuav. thické and fhorr, with round white feedes, having an hole Tragopyram. or dent inevery of them. Another whofe head Wasafoote ~~ long and with a bowing toppe,as hairy asthe fecond forr. -Another.phat.was flender a foote did, a halfe tong,{mall ac. Butke-wheate- finith this Hiltory =<15 a Complementto I muft fer this in i) of Cornes and Graines fe although the YA the lat places becau - the npper and bigger belowlike untd that Panicum Ameri. canum that Clafr hath fer forth, “Weehave hadalfo another brave {piked bead’ that ‘hath beehe bigger then both ones filts, and a good fpantlong, ‘ the alke being a8 thicke as ones finger, .of @,.fine whitith yellow colour. Many owing be diffe Ol forme and mannerofgr becaufe ring fromall the former, yet itis fe, the feede ferveth tothe fameu Panic Americani fpecies @sorghi cuju/e ; f ju (dam. Akinde of Indiaz Panick,andoota{tr See Miller, Panict Indiant'dae (pecier’” * Two ferts of Indian Panick. rs defervedly to bee joyyeckoned by the later write up with divers round holneduntothea. It rifeth a yard and morehigh, low, brittle, reddifh ftalkes by it felfe on, a ftalke, fet with divers leaves each bot- which is broad and round, and byforked at the Ti Hah res Sich ‘ Sz 3;aS: airy 3 at the end, fomewhat retome, fmall and pointed ing; at the r in handl fembling an Ivieleafe but foftedivers clufters of {mall toppc of theftalkes come forth into {mall triangular white flowers which turne unto a Beech nut but like blackifh feede, fomewhat within: the roote is much leffer, with 2 white pulpe : {oaall and threadyThe Flece and Time. e4- firlt brought out of It is thought to have beene ally fowen in moft gener now is butit , fricainto Italy where for the ufe and ries, count e hern Nort ofthefe n therewith, ds are fowe profit is made of irmany fiel April, and is ripe in A#and thar ufually not untillgrowin anhungry ground, to to geft,and will not refule bee as good as a dunging ‘butis held generally to n, the ftraw thereof fowe is c oni where nd the grou alfobeing. turned in thereto. Names. XXXVI. , The of be the B'ginper, Eryfimum a8 Iris generallytaken toGaza lateth Trionum, tranf h whic us, Theophraft to put 4 difference alfotobee the Irio of Pliny fome the other, call this Eryand imowm £77/ this ene betwe by AZatthiolus , and Eng- firmurs cereale zit is called enicum. Deane Fea dunenfis Frumentum Saraf triticum and Trago , pyrum gopyrum and Trago Bock doe import gotriticum as the Dutch names s calleth it Ocys weyde and Bucckenweydt, Tragn Tragopyrums Buck-wheate. |