Paradisi in Sole Paradisus Terrestris

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Parkinson, John, 1567-1650

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Paradisi in sole paradisus terrestris, or, A garden of all sorts of pleasant flowers which our English ayre will permitt to be noursed vp a kitchen garden of all manner of herbes, rootes & fruites for meate or sauce vsed with vs, and, an orchard of all sorte of fruitbearing trees and shrubbes fit for our land, together with the right orderinge, planting & preseruing of them and their vses & vertues

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United Kingdom: Humfrey Lawnes and Robert Young,1629.

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Fay Dunn, MWS, Carlo Traverso, Janet Blenkinship and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive)

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English

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SB: Agriculture: Plant culture

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Gardening -- Early works to 1800

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eBook-No. 69425

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November 26, 2022

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Public domain in the USA.

Contents

1. 1.PARADISI IN SOLE PARADISUS TERRESTRIS — Transcriber’s Note
2. 2.PARADISI IN SOLE
3. 3.Untitled
4. 4.Untitled
5. 5.TO THE QVEENES MOST EXCELLENT MAIESTIE.
6. 6.TO THE COVRTEOVS READER.
7. 7.Ioanni Parkinsono Pharmacopæo Londinensi solertissimo Botanico consummatissimo T.D.M. S.P.D. — ❧ Ad eximium arte & vsu Pharmacopœum & Botanographum I. Parkinsonum .
8. 8.Amico suo Ioanni Parkinsono .
9. 9.Ad Amicum Ioannem Parkinsonum Pharmacopœum, & Archibotanicum Londinensem.
10. 10.Ad Amicum Ioannem Parkinsonum Pharmacopœum & Botanicum insignem. Carmen.
11. 11.IOANNIS PARKINSONI PHARMACOPŒI LONDINENSIS EFFIGIES LXII ÆTATIS ANNVM AGENTIS A NATO CHRISTO CIↃDCXXIX.
12. 12.THE ORDERING OF THE GARDEN OF PLEASVRE . — Chap. I. The situation of a Garden of pleasure, with the nature of soyles, and how to amend the defects that are in many sorts of situations and grounds. — Chap. II. The frame or forme of a Garden of delight and pleasure, with the seuerall varieties thereof. — Chap. III. The many sorts of herbes and other things, wherewith the beds and parts of knots are bordered to set out the forme of them, with their commodities and discommodities. — Chap. IV. The nature and names of diuers Out-landish flowers, that for their pride, beauty, and earlinesse, are to be planted in Gardens of pleasure for delight. — Chap. V. The nature and names of those that are called vsually English flowers. — Chap. VI. The order and manner to plant and replant all the sorts of Out-landish flowers spoken of before, as well those with bulbous rootes, as others with stringie rootes. — Chap. VII. The seuerall times of the flowring of these Out-landish flowers, according to the seuerall moneths of the yeare. — Chap. VIII. The true manner and order to encrease and preserue all sorts of Gilloflowers, as well by slippes as seedes. — Chap. IX. That there is not any art whereby any flower may be made to grow double, that was naturally single, nor of any other sent or colour than it first had by nature; nor that the sowing or planting of herbes one deeper than other, will cause them to be in flower one after another, euery moneth in the yeare.
13. 13.THE GARDEN OF PLEASANT FLOWERS. — Chap. I. Corona Imperialis. The Crowne Imperiall. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. II. Lilium Persicum. The Persian Lilly. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. III. Martagon Imperiale, siue Lilium Montanum maius. The Martagon Imperiall. — Martagon flore albo. The White Martagon. — Martagon flore albo maculato. The White spotted Martagon. — Martagon flore carneo. The blush Martagon. — Lilium Montanum siue siluestre minus. The lesser Mountaine Lilly. — Martagon Canadense maculatum. The spotted Martagon of Canada. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — Chap. IV. 1. Martagon Pomponeum siue Lilium rubrum præcox, vel Lilium Macedonicum. The early red Martagon, or Martagon Pompony. — 2. Lilium rubrum Byzantinum, siue Martagon Constantinopolitanum. The red Martagon of Constantinople. — 3. Martagon Luteum punctatum. The Yellow spotted Martagon. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — Chap. V. Lilium Aureum & Lilium Rubrum. The Gold and Red Lillies. — Lilium pumilum cruentum. The dwarfe red Lilly. — Lilium Aureum. The Gold red Lilly. — 1. Lilium minus bulbiferum. The dwarfe bulbed Lilly. — 2. Lilium Cruentum bulbiferum. The Fierie red bulbed Lilly. — 3. Lilium maius bulbiferum. The greater bulbed red Lilly. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — Chap. VI. Lilium Album. The White Lilly. — Lilium Album vulgare. The ordinary White Lilly. — Lilium Album Byzantinum. The White Lilly of Constantinople. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. VII. Fritillaria. The checkerd Daffodill. — 1. Fritillaria vulgaris. The common checkerd Daffodill. — 2. Fritillaria flore atrorubente. The bloud red Fritillaria. — 3. Fritillaria maxima purpurea siue rubra. The great purple or red Fritillaria. — 4. Fritillaria alba. The white Fritillaria. — 5. Fritillaria flore duplici albicante. The double blush Fritillaria. — 6. Fritillaria flore luteo puro. The pure yellow Fritillaria. — 7. Fritillaria flore luteo vario siue punctato. The checkerd yellow Fritillaria. — 8. Fritillaria lutea maxima Italica. The great yellow Italian Fritillaria. — 9. Fritillaria Italorum polyanthos flore parno. The small Italian Fritillaria. — 10. Fritillaria lutea Iuncifolia Lusitanica. The small yellow Fritillaria of Portugall. — 11. Fritillaria Pyrenæa siue Apenninea. The blacke Fritillaria. — 12. Fritillaria Hispanica vmbellifera. The Spanish blacke Fritillaria. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. VIII. Tulipa. The Turkes Cap. — Tulipa præcox. The early flowring Tulipa. — Tulipa de Caffa. The Tulipa of Caffa. — Tulipa Boloniensis, siue Bombycina flore rubro major. The greater red Bolonia Tulipa. — Tulipa pumilio rubra, siue Bergomensis rubra media & minor. The dwarfe red Bergomo Tulipa, a bigger and a lesser. — Tulipa Boloniensis flore luteo. The yellow Bolonia Tulipa. — Tulipa Narbonensis, siue Monspeliensis vel pumilio. The French or dwarfe yellow Tulipa. — Tulipa Italica maior & minor. The Italian Tulipa the greater and the lesser. — Tulipa Lusitanica, siue pumilio versicolor. The dwarfe stript Tulipa. — Tulipa pumilio alba. The white dwarfe Tulipa. — Tulipa Bicolor. The small party coloured Tulipa. — Tulipa Persica. The Persian Tulipa. — Tulipa Byzantina duobus floribus Clusij. The small Tulipa of Constantinople. — Tulipa Cretica. The Tulipa of Candie. — Tulipa Armeniaca. The Tulipa of Armenia. — Tulipa Media. The meaner or middle flowring Tulipa. — Tulipa Serotina. The late flowring Tulipa. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. IX. Narcissus. The Daffodill. — {True Daffodils: broad leaues, one or two single flowers vpon a stalke} — {True Daffodils: broad leaues, many single flowers vpon a stalke} — {True Daffodils: Broad leaves, double flowers} — {True Daffodils: Narrow leaved} — {True Daffodils: Rush Daffodils} — {True Daffodils: Sea Daffodils} — {Bastard Daffodils} — The Vertues of Daffodils in generall. — Chap. X. Leucoium bulbosum. The bulbous Violet. — {Early bulbous Violets} — {Late bulbous Violets} — The Vertues. — Chap. XI. Hyacinthus. The Hyacinth or Iacinth. — {Indian knobbed Iacinth} — {Muske Grape-flower} — {Grape-flower} — {Faire haired Iacinth} — {Orientall Iacinth} — Hyacinthus Hispanicus minor Orientalis facie. The little Summer Orientall Iacinth. — Hyacinthus Hispanicus obsoletus. The Spanish dunne coloured Iacinth. — {Bell-flowered Iacinth} — Hyacinthus Eriophorus. The Woolly Iacinth. — {Spanish starry Iacinth} — {Starry Iacinth} — {Starry Iacinths of Constantinople} — {Summer Starry Iacinths} — Hyacinthus Stellaris flore cinereo. The ash coloured Starry Iacinth. — {Lilly leafed Starry Iacinths} — {Autumne Starry Iacinths} — The Vertues. — {The Sea Onions or Squills} — Chap. XII. Ornithogalum. Starre of Bethlehem. — Ornithogalum Arabicum. The great Starre-flower of Arabia. — {Starre-flowers} — Ornithogalum Æthiopicum. The Starre-flower of Æthiopia. — Ornithogalum Neapolitanum. The Starre-flower of Naples. — Ornithogalum Hispanicum minus. The little Starre-flower of Spaine. — {Two other Starre-flowers} — The Vertues. — {Conclusion} — Chap. XIII. Moly. Wilde Garlicke. — {The greatest Moly of Homer and the Indian Moly} — {Molyes} — The Vertues. — {Conclusion} — Chap. XIIII. Asphodelus. The Asphodill. — {Asphodills} — {Bastard Asphodils} — {Day Lillies} — Chap. XV. Phalangium. Spider-wort. — {Spider-worts} — {The soon fading Spider-wort of Virginia} — Chap. XVI. Colchicum. Medowe Saffron. — 1. Colchicum Anglicum album. The white English Medowe Saffron. — 2. Colchicum Anglicum purpureum. The purple English Medowe Saffron. — 3. Colchicum Pannonicum album. The white Hungary Medowe Saffron. — 4. Colchicum Pannonicum purpureum. The purple Hungary Medowe Saffron. — 5. Colchicum Byzantinum. Medowe Saffron of Constantinople. — 6. Colchicum Lusitanicum Fritillaricum. The checkerd Medowe Saffron of Portugall. — 7. Colchicum Neapolitanum Fritillaricum. The checkerd Medowe Saffron of Naples. — 8. Colchicum Fritillaricum Chiense. The checkerd Medowe Saffron of Chio or Sio. — 9. Colchicum versicolor. The party coloured Medowe Saffron. — 10. Colchicum variegatum alterum. Another party coloured Medowe Saffron. — 11. Colchicum montanum Hispanicum minus. The little Spanish Medowe Saffron. — 12. Colchicum montanum minus versicolore flore. The small party coloured Medowe Saffron. — 13. Colchicum Hermodactilum. Physicall Medowe Saffron. — 14. Colchicum atropurpureum. The darke purple Medowe Saffron. — 15. Colchicum atropurpureum variegatum. The party coloured darke purple Medowe Saffron. — 16. Colchicum flore pleno. Double flowred Medowe Saffron. — 17. Colchicum variegatum pleno flore. The party coloured double Medowe Saffron. — 18. Colchicum Vernum. Medowe Saffron of the Spring. — 19. Colchicum vernum atropurpureum. Purple Medowe Saffron of the Spring. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XVII. Crocus. Saffron. — {Spring Saffron flowers} — {Autumn Saffron flowers} — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XVIII. Sisyrinchium. The Spanish Nut. — Sisyrinchium Mauritanicum. The Barbary Nut. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XIX. Iris bulbosa. The bulbous Flowerdeluce. — {Two that have no fellows} — {Bulbous Flowerdeluce with broader leaves} — {Bulbous Flowerdeluce with narrow leaves} — The Vertues. — {Conclusion} — Chap. XX. Iris latifolia tuberosa. The Flagge or Flowerdeluce. — {Turkie Flowerdeluce} — {Tuberous Flowerdeluces} — Iris tuberosa. The Veluet Flowerdeluce. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXI. Gladiolus. Corne Flagge. — Gladiolus narbonensis. The French Corne Flagge. — Gladiolus Italicus binis florum ordinibus. The Italian Corne Flagge. — Gladiolus Byzantinus. Corne Flagge of Constantinople. — Gladiolus flore rubente. Blush Corne Flagge. — Gladiolus flore albo. White Corne Flagge. — Gladiolus purpureus minor. The small purple Corne Flagge. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXII. Orchis siue Satyrium. Bee flowers. — 1. Satyrium Basilicum siue Palma Christi mas. The greater male handed Satyrion. — 2. Satyrium Basilicum siue Palma Christi fæmina. The female handed Satyrion. — 3. Orchis Hermaphroditica candida. The white Butterflie Orchis. — 4. Orchis Melitias siue apifera. The Bee flower or Bee Orchis. — 5. Orchis Sphegodes. Gnats Satyrion. — 6. Orchis Myodes. Flie Orchis. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXIII. Dens Caninus. Dogs tooth Violet. — Dens Caninus flore albo. Dogs tooth Violet with a white flower. — Dens Caninus flore purpurascente. Dogs tooth with a pale purple flower. — Dens Caninus flore rubro. Dogs tooth with a red flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXIIII. Cyclamen. Sowebread. — 1. Cyclamen Vernum flore purpureo. Purple flowred Sowebread of the Spring. — 2. Cyclamen Vernum flore albo. White flowred Sowebread of the Spring. — 3. Cyclamen Vernum Creticum flore albo. White Candy Sowebread of the Spring. — 4. Cyclamen Æstivum. Summer Sowebread. — 5. Cyclamen Romanum rotundifolium. Romane Sowebread with round leaues. — 6. Cyclamen folio hederæ autumnale. Iuie leafed Sowebread. — 7. Cyclamen autumnale hederæ folio flore albo. Iuie leafed Sowebread with white flowers. — 8. Cyclamen autumnale angustifolium. Long leafed Sowebread. — 9. Cyclamen Antiochenum Autumnale flore purpureo duplici. Double flowred Sowebread of Antioch. — 10. Cyclamen vulgare folio rotundo. The common Sowebread. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXV. Anemone. Windeflower and his kindes. — {Pasque flowers} — {Wilde Windflowers} — {Garden Anemones or Windflowers} — Chap. XXVI. Aconitum. Wolfebane. — 1. Aconitum Hyemale. The Winters Wolfesbane. — 2. Aconitum flore albido, siue Aconitum luteum Ponticum. The whitish yellow Wolfesbane. — 3. Napellus verus flore cæruleo. Blew Helmet flower or Monkes hood. — Anthora. The wholsome Helmet flower, or counterpoison Monkes hood. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXVII. Ranunculus. The Crowfoote. — 1. Ranunculus montanus albus humilior. The lowe white mountaine Crowfoot. — 2. Ranunculus montanus albus maior vel elatior. The great single white mountaine Crowfoote. — 3. Ranunculus montanus albus minor. The lesser single white Crowfoote. — 4. Ranunculus albus flore pleno. The double white Crowfoote. — 5. Ranunculus præcox Rutæfolio siue Coriandrifolio. The early Coriander leafed Crowfoote. — 6. Ranunculus Thalictrifolio maior. The great colombine leafed Crowfoot. — 7. Ranunculus Thalictrifolio minor Asphodeli radice. The small white Colombine leafed Crowfoote. — 8. Ranunculus Globosus. The Globe Crowfoot. — 9. Ranunculus pratensis flore multiplici. The double yellow field Crowfoot. — 10. Ranunculus Anglicus maximus multiplex. The Garden double yellow Crowfoot or Batchelours buttons. — 11. Ranunculus Gramineus. Grasse leafed Crowfoot — 12. Ranunculus Lusitanicus Autumnalis. The Portugall Autumne Crowfoot. — 13. Ranunculus Creticus latifolius. The broad leafed Candy Crowfoot. — 14. Ranunculus Creticus albus. The white Candy Crowfoote. — 15. Ranunculus Creticus flore argenteo. The Argentine, or cloth of siluer Crowfoot. — 16. Ranunculus Asiaticus siue Tripolitanus flore rubro. The single red Crowfoote of Asia or Tripoli. — 17. Ranunculus Asiaticus flore amplo rubro. The large single red Crowfoot of Asia. — 18. Ranunculus Asiaticus flore rubro vario simplici. The red stript single Crowfoote of Asia. — 19. Ranunculus Asiaticus flore luteo vario simplici. The yellow stript single Crowfoote of Asia. — 20. Ranunculus Asiaticus flore rubro pleno. The double red Crowfoote of Asia. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXVIII. Caltha palustris flore pleno. Double Marsh Marigold. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXIX. Hepatica nobilis siue trifolia. Noble Liuerwort. — 1. Hepatica flore cæruleo simplici maior. The great single blew Hepatica or noble Liuerwort. — 2. Hepatica minor flore pallido cæruleo. The small blew Hepatica. — 3. Hepatica flore purpureo. Purple Hepatica or noble Liuerwort. — 4. Hepatica flore albo minor. The lesser white Hepatica. — 5. Hepatica alba magno flore. The great white Hepatica. — 6. Hepatica albida siue argentea. Ash-coloured of Argentine Hepatica. — 7. Hepatica alba straminibus rubris. White Hepatica with red threads. — 8. Hepatica flore rubro. Red Hepatica or noble Liuerwort. — 9. Hepatica flore purpureo multiplici siue pleno. The double purple Hepatica. — 10. Hepatica flore cæruleo pleno. The double blew Hepatica. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXX. Geranium. Storkes bill or Cranes bill. — 1. Geranium tuberosum vel bulbosum. Bulbous or knobbed Cranes bill. — 2. Geranium Batrachoides flore cæruleo. The blew Crowfoote Cranes bill. — 3. Geranium Batrachoides flore albo. The white Crowfoote Cranes bill. — 4. Geranium Batrachoides flore albo & cæruleo vario. The party coloured Crowfoote Cranes bill. — 5. Geranium Batrachoides alterum flore purpureo. Purple Crowfoote Cranes bill. — 6. Geranium Romanum versicolor siue striatum. The variable stript Cranes bill. — 7. Geranium fuscum siue maculatum. Swart tawny or spotted Cranes bill. — 8. Geranium Hematodes. The red Rose Cranes bill. — Geranium Creticum. Candy Cranes bill. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXI. Sanicula guttata maior. Spotted Sanicle. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXII. Cotyledon altera Matthioli. Spotted Nauelwort. — Cotyledon altera minor. Small dented Nauelwort. — Cotyledon altera flore rubro stellato. Small red flowred Nauelwort. — Sedum serratum flore rubente maculato. The Princes Feather. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXIII. Soldanella Alpina. Mountaine Soldanella or blew Moonewort. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXIIII. Auricula Vrsi. Beares eares. — {Beares eares} — Sanicula Alpina siue Cortusa Matthioli. Beares eare Sanicle. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXV. Primula veris & Paralysis. Primroses and Cowslips. — 1. Primula veris flore albo. The single white Primrose. — 2. Primula veris flore viridi simplici. The single greene Primrose. — 3. Primula veris flore viridante & albo simplici. The single greene and white Primrose. — 4. Primula veris flore viridi duplici. The double greene Primrose. — 5. Primula veris Hesketi flore multiplici separatim diviso. Master Heskets double Primrose. — 6. Primula hortensis flore pleno vulgaris. The ordinary double Primrose. — 7. Primula veris flore duplici. The small double Primrose. — 8. Paralysis vulgaris pratensis flore flauo simplici odorato. The Common field Cowslip. — 9. Paralysis altera odorata flore pallido polyanthos. The Primrose Cowslip. — 10. Paralysis flore viridante simplici. The single greene Cowslip. — 11. Paralysis flore & calice crispo. Curl’d Cowslips or Gallegaskins. — 12. Paralysis flore geminato odorato. Double Cowslips one within another, or Hose in Hose. — 13. Paralysis flore flauo simplici inodoro absque calicibus. Single Oxe lippes. — 14. Paralysis flore geminato inodora. Double Oxelips Hose in Hose. — 15. Paralysis inodora calicibus dissectis. Oxelips with iagged huskes. — 16. Paralysis flore fatuo. The Franticke, or Foolish Cowslip: Or Iacke an apes on horse backe. — 17. Paralysis minor flore rubro. Red Birds eyes. — 18. Paralysis minor flore albo. White Birds eyes. — 19. Paralysis hortensis flore pleno. Double Paigles or Cowslips. — 20. Paralysis flore viridante pleno. Double greene Cowslips. — 21. Paralysis flore viridante siue calamistrato. The greene Rose Cowslip, or double greene feathered Cowslip. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXVI. Pulmonaria. Lungwort, or Cowslips of Ierusalem. — 1. Pulmonaria maculosa. Common spotted Cowslips of Ierusalem. — 2. Pulmonaria altera non maculosa. Vnspotted Cowslips of Ierusalem. — 3. Pulmonaria angustifolia. Narrow leafed Cowslips of Ierusalem. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXVII. 1. Buglossum & Borrago. Buglosse and Borage. — 2. Borrago. Borage. — 3. Borrago semper virens. Euerliuing Borage. — 4. Anchusa. Sea Buglosse or Alkanet. — 5. Limonium Rauwolfij. Marsh Buglosse. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXVIII. Lychnis. Campions. — 1. Lychnis Coronaria rubra simplex. The single red Rose Campion. — 2. Lychnis Coronaria alba simplex. The white Rose Campion. — 3. Lychnis Coronaria albescens siue incarnata maculata & non maculata. The blush Rose Campion spotted and not spotted. — 4. Lychnis Coronaria rubra multiplex. The double red Rose Campion. — 5. Lychnis Chalcedonica flore simplici miniato. Single Nonesuch, or Flower of Bristow, or Constantinople. — 6. Lychnis Chalcedonica flore miniato pleno. Double Flower of Bristow, or Nonesuch. — 7. Lychnis plumaria siluestris simplex & multiplex. The featherd wilde Campion single and double. — 8. Lychnis siluestris flore pleno rubro. Red Batchelours buttons. — 9. Lychnis siluestris flore albo pleno. White Batchelours buttons. — 10. Ocymoides arborea semper virens. Strange Bassil Campion. — 11. Muscipula Lobelij siue Ben rubrum Monspeliensium. Lobels Catch Flie. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XXXIX. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum. Wall-flowers, or Wall Gilloflowers. — 1. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum simplex vulgare. Common single Wall-flowers. — 2. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum simplex maius. The great single Wall-flower. — 3. Keiri simplex flore albo. White Wall-flower. — 4. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum vulgare flore pleno. Common double Wall-flowers. — 5. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum alterum flore pleno. Pale double Wall-flowers. — 6. Keiri siue Leucoium luteum maius flore pleno ferrugineo. Double red Wall-flowers. — 7. Keiri siue Leucoium maximum luteum flore pleno. The greatest double yellow Wall-flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XL. Leucoium. Stocke-Gilloflower. — 1. Leucoium simplex sativum diversorum colorum. Garden Stocke-Gilloflowers single of diuers colours. — 2. Leucoium satiuum albido luteum simplex. The single pale yellow Stocke-Gilloflower. — 3. Leucoium Melancholicum. The Melancholick Gentleman. — 4. Leucoium marinum Syriacum. Leuant stocke gilloflowers. — 5. Leucoij alterum genus, flore tam multiplici quam simplici ex feminio oriundum. Another sort of Stocke gilloflowers bearing as well double as single flowers from seede. — 6. Leucoium flore pleno diuersorum colorum. Double Stocke Gillowflowers of diuers colours. — 7. Leucoium satiuum luteum flore pleno. The double yellow Stocke Gilloflower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLI. — 1. Hesperis, siue Viola Matronalis. Dames Violets, or Queenes Gilloflowers. — 2. Hesperis Pannonica. Dames Violets of Hungary. — 3. Lysimachia lutea siliquosa Virginiana. The tree Primrose of Virginia. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLII. Viola Lunaris siue Bolbonach. The Sattin flower. — 1. Viola Lunaris vulgaris. The common white Sattin flower. — 2. Viola Lunaris altera seu peregrina. Long liuing Sattin flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLIII. Linum siluestre & Linaria. Wilde Flaxe and Tode Flaxe. — 1. Linum siluestre flore albo. Wilde Flaxe with a white flower. — 2. Linum siluestre luteum. Wilde Flaxe with a yellow flower. — 3. Linaria purpurea. Purple Tode Flaxe. — 4. Linaria purpurea odorata. Sweete purple Tode Flaxe. — 5. Linaria Valentina. Tode Flaxe of Valentia. — 6. Scoparia siue Beluidere Italorum. Broome Tode Flaxe. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLIIII. Antirrhinum. Snapdragon. — 1. Antirrhinum album. White Snapdragon. — 2. Antirrhinum purpureum siue roseum. Purple Snapdragon. — 3. Antirrhinum variegatum. Variable Snapdragon. — 4. Antirrhinum luteum. Yellow Snapdragon. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLV. Chamænerium flore delphinij. The Willowe flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLVI. Aquilegia. Colombines. — 1. Aquilegia vulgaris flore simplici. Single Colombines. — 2. Aquilegia vulgaris flore pleno. Double Colombines. — 3. Aquilegia inuersis corniculis. Double inuerted Colombines. — 4. Aquilegia Rosea. Rose Colombines. — 5. Aquilegia degener. Degenerate Colombines. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLVII. Thalictrum Hispanicum. Spanish Tufts, Or Tufted Columbines. — Thalictrum Hispanicum album. White Spanish tufted Colombines. — Thalictrum Montanum purpureum. Purple tufted Colombines. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLVIII. Radix caua. Hollow roote. — 1. Radix Caua maior flore albo. The white Hollow roote. — 2. Radix Caua maior flore carneo. Blush colourd Hollow roote. — 3. Radix Caua minor, seu Capnos fabacea radice. Small hollow roote. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XLIX. Delphinium. Larkes heeles. — 1. Delphinium maius siue vulgare. The ordinary Larkes heeles. — 2. Delphinium vulgare flore pleno. Double common Larkes heeles. — 3. Delphinium aruense. Wilde Larkes spurres. — 4. Delphinium elatius flore simplici diuersorum colorum. Single vpright bearing Larkes heeles of many colours. — 5. Delphinium elatius flore pleno diuersorum colorum. Double vpright Larkes heeles of many colours. — 6. Delphinium Hispanicum paruum. Spanish wilde Larkes spurres. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. L. Balsamina fœmina. The Female Balsam Apple. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LI. Nasturtium Indicum. Indian Cresses, or yellow Larkes heeles. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LII. Viola. Violets. — 1. Viola simplex Martia. Single March Violets. — 2. Viola Martia flore multiplici. Double March Violets. — 3. Viola flammea siue tricolor. Harts eases or Pansies. — 4. Viola tricolor flore duplici. Double Harts ease. — 5. Viola flammea lutea maxima. The great yellow Pansie. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LIII. Epimedium. Barrenwort. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LIIII. Papauer satiuum. Garden Poppies. — 1. Papauer multiplex album. Double white Poppies. — 2. Papauer multiplex rubescens. Double red or blush Poppies. — 3. Papauer multiplex nigrum siue purpureum. Double purple or murry Poppies. — 4. Papauer Rhæas flore multiplici. The double red field Poppie. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LV. Nigella. The Fenell flower, or Nigella. — 1. Nigella Hispanica flore simplici. The great Spanish Nigella. — 2. Nigella Damascena flore multiplici. Double blew Nigella, or The Fenell flower. — 3. Nigella Citrina flore albo multiplici. Double white Nigella. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LVI. Ptarmica siluestris flore pleno. Double wilde Pelletory. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LVII. Parthenium flore pleno. Double Featherfew. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LVIII. Chamæmælum. Camomill. — 1. Chamæmælum nudum. Naked Camomill. — 2. Chamæmælum flore pleno. Double flowred Camomill. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LIX. Pyrethrum officinarum. Pelletory of Spaine. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LX. Flos Adonis flore rubro. Red Adonis flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXI. Buphthalmum. Oxe eye. — 1. Buphthalmum maius siue Helleborus niger ferulaceus. Great Oxe eye, or the yellow Anemone. — 2. Buphthalmum minus, seu Anthemis flore luteo. Small Oxe eye. — 3. Buphthalmum vulgare. Common Oxe eye. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXII. Chrysanthemum. Corne Marigold. — 1. Chrysanthemum Creticum. Corne Marigold of Candy. — 2. Chrysanthemum Perüuianum, siue Flos Solis. The golden flower of Peru, or the Flower of the Sunne. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXIII. Calendula. Marigolds. — 1. Calendula maxima. The great Garden Marigold. — 2. Calendula simplex. The single Marigold. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXIIII. Aster. Starre-wort. — 1. Aster Atticus flore luteo. Yellow Starre-wort. — 2. Aster Atticus Italorum flore purpureo. Purple Italian Starre-wort. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXV. Pilosella maior. Golden Mouse-eare. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXVI. Scorsonera. Vipers grasse. — 1. Scorsonera Hispanica maior. The greater Spanish Vipers grasse. — 2. Scorsonera Pannonica purpurea. Purple flowred Vipers grasse. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXVII. Tragopogon. Goates beard. — 1. Tragopogon flore cæruleo. Blew Goates beard. — 2. Tragopogon purpureum. Purple Goates beard. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXVIII. Flos Africanus. The French Marigold. — 1. Flos Africanus maior siue maximus multiplex. The great double French Marigold. — 2. Flos Africanus maior simplex. The great single French Marigold. — 4. Flos Africanus minor multiplex. The lesser double French Marigold. — 5. Flos Africanus minor simplex. The small single French Marigold. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXIX. Caryophyllus hortensis. Carnations and Gilloflowers. — 1. Caryophyllus maximus Harwicensis siue Anglicus. The great Harwich or old English Carnation. — 2. Caryophyllus hortensis flore pleno rubro. The red or Cloue Gilloflower. — 3. Caryophyllus Silesiacus flore pleno miniato. The yellow or Orenge tawny Gilloflower. — {Carnations and Gilloflowers} — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXX. Caryophylli siluestres. Pinkes. — 1. Caryophyllus minor siluestris multiplex & simplex. Double and single Pinkes. — 2. Caryophyllus plumarius. Feathered or iagged Pinkes. — 3. Caryophyllus plumarius albus orbe rubro siue Stellatus. Starre Pinkes. — 4. Caryophyllus plumarius Austriacus siue Superba Austriaca. The feathered Pinke of Austria. — 5. Caryophyllus minor repens simplex & multiplex. Single and double matted Pinkes. — 6. Caryophyllus Mediterraneus siue Marinus maior. Great Sea Gilloflower or Great Thrift. — 7. Caryophyllus Marinus. Thrift, or Sea Cushion. — Double Pinkes. — Single Pinkes. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXI. Armerius. Sweet Iohns, and sweet Williams. — 1. Armerius angustifolius rubens simplex. Single red sweete Iohns. — 2. Armerius angustifolius albus simplex. Single white sweet Iohns. — 3. Armerius angustifolius duplex. Double sweet Iohns. — 4. Armerius latifolius simplex flore rubro. Single red sweet Williams. — 5. Armerius latifolius flore rubro multiplici. Double red sweete Williams. — 6. Armerius latifolius variegatus siue versicolor. Speckled sweete Williams, or London pride. — 7. Armerius latifolius flore rubro saturo holofericeo. Sweet Williams of a deepe red or murrey colour. — 8. Armerius latifolius simplex flore albo. Single white sweete Williams. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXII. Bellis. Daisie. — 1. Bellis maior flore albo pleno. The great double white Daisie. — 2. Bellis minor flore rubro simplici. Single red Daisies. — 3. Bellis minor hortensis flore pleno variorum colorum. Double Garden Daisies of diuers colours. — 4. Bellis minor hortensis prolifera. Double double Daisies or childing Daisies. — 5. Bellis cærulea siue Globularia. Blew Daisies. — 6. Globularia lutea montana. Yellow Daisies. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXIII. Scabiosa. Scabious. — 1. Scabiosa flore albo. White flowred Scabious. — 2. Scabiosa rubra Austriaca. Red Scabious of Austria. — 3. Scabiosa rubra Indica. Red flowred Indian Scabious. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXIIII. Cyanus. Corne flower, or blew Bottles. — 1. Cyanus vulgaris diuersorum colorum. Corne flower of diuers colours. — 2. Cyanus floridus Turcicus. The Sultans flower. — 3. Cyanus Bæticus supinus. The Spanish Corne-flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXV. Iacea Marina Bætica. Spanish Sea Knapweede. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXVI. Cnicus siue Carthamus sativus. Bastard or Spanish Saffron. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXVII. Carduus. Thistles. — 1. Acanthus sativus. Garden Beares breech. — 2. Acanthus siluestris. Wilde or prickly Beares breech. — 3. Eryngium Pannonicum siue Montanum. Hungary Sea Holly. — 4. Carduus mollis. The gentle Thistle. — 5. Carlina humilis. The lowe Carline Thistle. — 6. Carduus Sphærocephalus siue Globosus maior. The greater Globe Thistle. — 7. Carduus Globosus minor. The lesser Globe Thistle. — 8. Carduus Eriocephalus siue Tomentosus. The Friers Crowne. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXVIII. Fraxinella. Bastard Dittany. — 1. Fraxinella flore rubente. Bastard Dittany with a reddish flower. — 2. Fraxinella flore rubro. Bastard Dittaine with a red flower. — 3. Fraxinella flore albo. Bastard Dittanie with a white flower. — 4. Fraxinella flore albo cæruleo. Bastard Dittanie with an ash coloured flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXIX. Legumina. Pulse. — {Lupines or flat Beans} — {Peas} — Chap. LXXX. Pæonia. Peonie. — 1. Pæonia mas. The Male Peonie. — 2. Pæonia fæmina vulgaris flore simplici. The ordinary single Female Peonie. — 3. Pæonia fæmina vulgaris flore pleno rubro. The double red Peonie. — 4. Pæonia fæmina flore carneo simplici. The single blush Peony. — 5. Pæonia fæmina flore pleno albicante. The double blush Peony. — 6. Pæonia fæmina Byzantina. The single red Peony of Constantinople. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXI. Helleborus niger. Beares foote. — 1. Helleborus niger verus. The true blacke Hellebor, or Christmas flower. — 2. Helleboraster minor. The lesser bastard blacke Hellebor, or Beare foote. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXII. Elleborus albus. White Ellebor or Neesewort. — 1. Elleborus albus vulgaris. White Ellebor or Neesing roote. — 2. Elleborus albus præcox siue atrorubente flore. The early white Ellebor with reddish flowers. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXIII. Elleborine. Small or wilde white Ellebor. — 1. Helleborine vel Elleborine maior, siue Calceolus Mariæ. Our Ladies Slipper. — 2. Elleborine minor flore albo. The small or wilde white Ellebor with a white flower. — 3. Elleborine minor flore purpurante. The small or wilde white Ellebor with blush flowers. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXIIII. Lilium Conuallium. Lilly Conually. — 1. Lilium Conuallium flore albo. The white Lilly Conually. — 2. Lilium Conuallium flore rubente. May Lillies with red flowers. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXV. Gentiana. Gentian or Fell-wort. — 1. Gentiana maior flore flauo. The great Gentian. — 2. Gentiana maior folio Asclepiadis. Swallow-wort Gentian. — 3. Gentiana minor Cruciata. Crosse-wort Gentian. — 4. Gentianella Verna. Small Gentian of the Spring. — 5. Gentiana Autumnalis siue Pneumonanthe. Calathian Violet or Autumne Gentian. — 6. Saponaria flore duplici. Double flowred Sopeworte. — 7. Plantago Rosea. Rose Plantane. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXVI. Campanula. Bell-flowers. — 1. Campanula Persicifolia alba, vel cærulea. Peach-leafed Bell-flowers white or blew. — 2. Campanula maior, siue Pyramidalis. The great or steeple Bell-flower. — 3. Viola Mariana flore albido vel purpureo. Couentry Bels white or purple. — 4. Trachelium maius flore albo vel purpureo. Great Canterbury Bels white or purple. — 5. Trachelium maius flore duplici albo & cæruleo. Canterbury Bels with double flowers both white and blew. — 6. Trachelium Giganteum flore purpurante. Pale purple Giants Throateworte. — 7. Trachelium minus flore albo & purpureo. Small Throateworte or Canterbury Bells both white and purple. — 8. Trachelium Americanum flore ruberrimo, siue Planta Cardinalis. The rich crimson Cardinals flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXVII. Campana Cærulea siue Convolvulus Cæruleus. Blew Bell flowers, or blew Bindeweede. — 1. Convolvulus cæruleus maior rotundifolius. The greater blew Bindweede, or Bell-flower with round leaues. — 2. Convolvulus trifolius siue hederaceus purpureus. The greater purple Bindeweede, or Bell-flower with cornered leaues. — 3. Convolvulus tenuifolius Americanus. The red Bell-flower of America. — 4. Convolvulus cæruleus minor Hispanicus. The Spanish small blew Bindeweede. — 5. Convolvulus purpureus Spicæfolius. Lauander leafed Bindeweede. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXVIII. Stramonium. Thorne-Apple. — 1. Stramonium maius album. The great white flowred Thorne-Apple. — 2. Stramonium maius purpureum. The great purple flowred Thorne-Apple. — 3. Stramonium minus seu Nux Metel flore albo. The smaller Thorne-Apple with a white flower. — 4. Stramonium minus flore geminato purpurante. The small double flowred purple Thorne-Apple. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. LXXXIX. Tabacco. Indian Henbane, or Tabacco. — Tabacco latifolium. Broade leafed Tabacco. — Tabacco angustifolium. Narrow leafed Tabacco. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XC. Mirabilia Peruviana. The Meruaile of Peru. — Admirabilis. The Meruaile of the World. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCI. Malua. Mallowes. — 1. Malua Hispanica flore carneo amplo. The Spanish blush Mallow. — 2. Alcea vulgaris flore carneo. Vervaine Mallow with blush flowers. — 3. Alcea peregrina siue vesicaria. Venice Mallow, or Good night at noone. — 4. Alcea fruticosa pentaphyllea. Cinquefoile Mallow. — 5. Sabdarifa seu Alcea Americana. Thorney Mallowe. — 6. Bamia seu Alcea Ægyptia. The Mallow of Egypt. — 7. Althæa frutex flore albo vel purpureo. Shrubbe Mallow with a white or purple flower. — 8. Malua hortensis rosea simplex & multiplex diuersorum colorum. Hollihockes single and double of seuerall colours. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCII. Amaranthus. Flower-gentle. — 1. Amaranthus purpureus minor. The small purple Flower-gentle. — 2. Amaranthus Coccineus. Scarlet Flower-gentle. — 3. Amaranthus tricolor. Spotted or variable Flower-gentle. — 4. Amaranthus Carnea spica. Carnation Flower-gentle. — 5. Amaranthus purpureus maior paniculis sparsis. Great Floramour, or purple Flower-gentle. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCIII. Helichrysum, siue Amaranthus luteus. Golden Flower-gentle, Goldilockes, or Gold-flower. — 1. Helichrysum. The Golden flower of life. — 2. Helichrysum Creticum. Candy Goldilockes. — 3. Helichrysum Orientale siue Amaranthus luteus. Golden Flower-gentle. — 4. Chrysocome siue Stæchas Citrina. Golden tufts or Golden Cassidony. — 5. Argyrocome siue Gnaphalium Americanum. Liue long or Life euerlasting. — 6. Gnaphalium montanum flore albo & flore purpureo. White and purple Cats foote. — 7. Gnaphalium Roseum. The Cotton Rose. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCIIII. Canna Indica. The Indian flowring Reede. — Canna Indica flore rubro. Red flowred Indian Reede. — Canna Indica flore flauo punctato. Yellow spotted Indian Reede. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCV. Mandragoras. Mandrake. — Mandragoras mas. The male Mandrake. — Mandragoras fæmina. The female Mandrake. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCVI. Pomum Amoris. Loue Apples. — Pomum Amoris maius fructu rubro. Great Apple of Loue the ordinary red sort. — Pomum Amoris maius fructu luteo. Yellow Amorous Apples. — Pomum Amoris minus, siue Mala Ethiopica parua. Small Loue Apples. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCVII. Digitalis. Foxegloue. — 1. Digitalis maxima ferruginea. Dun coloured Foxegloues. — 2. Digitalis maior flore carneo. Blush coloured Foxegloues. — 3. Digitalis media flore luteo rubente. Orenge tawnie Foxegloue. — 4. Digitalis maior alba. The greater white Foxegloue. — 5. Digitalis alba altera seu minor. The lesser white Foxegloue. — 6. Digitalis maior lutea flore amplo. The great yellow Foxegloue. — 7. Digitalis minor lutea siue pallida. The small pale yellow Foxegloue. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCVIII. Verbascum. Mullein. — 1. Blattaria lutea odorata. Sweete yellow Moth Mullein. — 2. Blattaria lutea maior siue Hispanica. The great yellow Moth Mullein. — 3. Blattaria lutea altera vulgatior. The ordinary yellow Moth Mullein. — 4. Blattaria flore luteo purpurascente. Cloth of gold Moth Mullein. — 5. Blattaria flore albo. White Moth Mullein. — 6. Blattaria flore purpureo. Purple Moth Mullein. — 7. Blattaria flore cæruleo. Blew Moth Mullein. — 8. Verbascum siluestre siue quartum Matthioli. Wooddy Mullein or French Sage. — 9. Æthiopis. Ethiopian Mullein. — 10. Lamium Pannonicum siue Galeopsis Pannonica. Hungary dead Nettle or the Dragon flower. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. XCIX. Valeriana. Valerian. — 1. Valeriana rubra Dodonæi. Red Valerian. — 2. Nardus Montana tuberosa. Knobbed Mountaine Valerian. — 3. Valeriana Græca. Greeke Valerian. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. C. Cardamine. Cuckow flowers, or Ladies smockes. — 1. Cardamine flore pleno. Double Cuckow flowers. — 2. Cardamine trifolia. Trefoile Ladies smockes. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CI. Thlaspi Creticum. Candy Tufts. — Thlaspi Creticum vmbellatum flore albo & purpureo. Candy Tufts white and purple. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CII. Clematis. Clamberers, or Creepers. — 1. Clematis Daphnoides, siue Vinca peruinca simplex minor diuersorum colorum. Single Perwinkle of diuers colours. — 2. Vinca peruinca flore duplici purpureo. Double purple Perwinkle. — 3. Clematis Daphnoides siue Peruinca maior. The greater Perwinkle. — 4. Clematis altera siue vrens flore albo. Burning Clamberer, or Virgins Bower. — 5. Clematis altera siue peregrina flore rubro. Red Ladies Bower. — 6. Clematis peregrina flore purpureo simplici. Single purple Ladies Bower. — 7. Clematis peregrina flore purpurea pleno. Double flowred purple Ladies Bower. — 8. Flammula Iouis erecta. Vpright Virgins Bower. — 9. Clematis cærulea Pannonica. The Hungarian Climer. — 10. Maracoc siue Clematis Virginiana. The Virginia Climer. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CIII. Chamælæa. Dwarfe Spurge Oliue, or Dwarfe Baye. — 1. Chamælæa Germanica siue Mezereon floribus dilutioris coloris & saturatioris. Dwarfe Bay, or flowring Spurge Oliue. — 2. Chamælæa Alpina. Mountaine Spurge Oliue. — 3. Chamælæa tricoccos. Widowe Wayle. — 4. Cneorum Matthioli. Small Rocke Roses. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CIII A . Laurus. The Bay Tree. — 1. Laurus Tinus siue siluestris. The wilde Bay tree. — 2. Laurus Rosea siue Oleander. The Rose Bay. — 3. Laurocerasus. The Bay Cherry. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CIIII. Cerasus flore multiplici. The Rose or double blossomd Cherry. Malus flore multiplici. The double blossomd Apple tree. And Malus Persica flore multiplici. The double blossomd Peach tree. — Cerasus flore pleno vel multiplici. The Rose Cherry, or Double blossomd Cherry. — Malus flore multiplici. The double blossomd Apple tree. — Malus Persica flore multiplici. The double blossomd Peach tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CV. Periclymenum. Honysuckles. — Periclymenum perfoliatum siue Italicum. The double Honisuckle. — Periclymenum rectum fructu rubro. Red Honisuckles. — Periclymenum rectum fructu cæruleo. Blew berried Honisuckles. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CVI. Iasminum siue Gelseminum. Iasmine or Gesmine. — 1. Iasminum album. The white Iasmine. — 2. Iasminum Catalonicum. The Spanish Iasmine. — 3. Iasminum luteum, siue Trifolium fruticans alijs Polemonium. The yellow Iasmine. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CVII. Syringa. The Pipe tree. — 1. Lilac siue Syringa cærulea. The blew Pipe tree. — 2. Syringa flore lacteo siue argenteo. The siluer coloured Pipe tree. — 3. Lilac lacimatis folijs. The blew Pipe tree with cut leaues. — 4. Syringa flore albo simplici. The single white Pipe tree. — 5. Syringa Arabica flore albo duplici. The double white Pipe tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CVIII. Sambucus Rosea. The Elder or Gelder Rose. — Sambucus Rosea. The Gelder Rose. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CIX. Rosa. The Rose tree or bush. — 1. Rosa Anglica alba. The English white Rose. — 2. Rosa Incarnata. The Carnation Rose. — 3. Rosa Anglica rubra. The English red Rose. — 4. Rosa Damascena. The Damaske Rose. — 5. Rosa Prouincialis siue Hollandica Damascena. The great double Damaske Prouince or Holland Rose. — 6. Rosa Prouincialis rubra. The red Prouince Rose. — 7. Rosa Prouincialis alba. The white Prouince Rose. — 8. Rosa versicolor. The party coloured Rose, of some Yorke and Lancaster. — 9. Rosea Chrystallina. The Chrystall Rose. — 10. Rosa rubra humilis siue pumilio. The dwarfe red Rose, or Gilloflower Rose. — 11. Rosa Francafurtensis. The Franckford Rose. — 12. Rosa Hungarica. The Hungarian Rose. — 13. Rosa Holoserica simplex & multiplex. The Veluet Rose single and double. — 14. Rosa siue spinis simplex & multiplex. The Rose without thornes single and double. — 15. Rosa Cinamomea simplex & multiplex. The Cinamon Rose single and double. — 16. Rosa lutea simplex. The single yellow Rose. — 17. Rosa lutea multiplex siue flore pleno. The double yellow Rose. — 18. Rosa Moschata simplex & multiplex. The Muske Rose single and double. — 19. Rosa Moschata multiplex altera: alijs Damascena alba, vel verisimilior Cinamomea flore pleno albo. The double white Damaske Muske Rose. — 20. Rosa Hispanica Moschata simplex. The Spanish Muske Rose. — 21. Rosa Pomifera maior. The great Apple Rose. — 22. Rosa siluestris odora siue Eglenteria simplex. The single Eglantine or sweete Briar bush. — 23. Rosa siluestris odora siue Eglenteria flore duplici. The double Eglantine. — 24. Rosa semper virens. The euer greene Rose bush. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXI. Cistus. The Holly Rose or Sage Rose. — 1. Cistus mas. The male Holly Rose or Sage Rose. — 2. Cistus fæmina. The female Holly Rose. — 3. Chamæcistus Frisicus. The dwarfe Holly Rose of Friseland. — 4. Cistus annuus. The Holly Rose of a yeare. — 5. Cistus Ledon. The Gum Cistus, or Sweete Holly Rose. — 6. Ledum Alpinum seu Rosa Alpina. The Mountaine sweet Holly Rose. — 7. Ledum Silesiacum. The sweete Mary Rose, or Rosemary of Silesia. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXII. Rosmarinum. Rosemary. — 1. Libanotis Coronaria siue Rosmarinum vulgare. Our Common Rosmary. — 2. Rosmarinum striatum, siue aureum. Gilded Rosemary. — 3. Rosmarinum latifolium. Broade leafed Rosemary. — 4. Rosmarinum flore duplici. Double flowred Rosmary. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXIII. Myrtus. The Mirtle tree or bush. — 1. Myrtus latifolia. The greater leafed Mirtle. — 2. Myrtus minor, seu minore folio. The smaller leafed Mirtle. — 3. Myrtus minor rotundiore folio. Boxe Mirtle. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXIIII. Malus Punica siue Granata. The Pomegranet tree. — 1. Malus Punica satiua. The tame Pomegranet tree. — 2. Balaustium maius siue Malus Punica siluestris maior. The greater wilde or double blossomd Pomegranet tree. — 3. Balaustium minus. The smaller wilde Pomegranet tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXV. Amomum Plinij seu Pseudocapsicum. Tree Night shade or the Winter Cherry tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXVI. Ficus Indica minor. The smaller Indian Figge tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXVII. Yuca siue Iucca. The supposed Indian Iucca. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXVIII. Arbor vitæ. The tree of life. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXIX. Arbor Iudæ. Iudas tree. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXX. Laburnum. Beane Trefoile. — Laburnum. Beane Trefoile. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXI. Cytisus. Tree Trefoile. — Cytisus Maranthe. Horned Tree Trefoile. — Cytisus vulgatior. The common Tree Trefoile. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXII. Colutæa. The Bastard Sena Tree. — 1. Colutæa Vesicaria. The greater Bastard Sena with bladders. — 2. Colutæa Scorpioides maior. The greater Scorpion podded Bastard Sena. — 3. Colutæa Scorpioides minor. The lesser Scorpion Bastard Sena. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXIII. Spartum Hispanicum frutex. Spanish Broome. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXIIII. Periploca recta Virginiana. Virginian Silke. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXV. Ligustrum. Primme or Priuet. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXVI. Saluia variegata. Party coloured Sage. And Maiorana versicolor siue aurea. Yellow or golden Marierome. — Maiorana aurea siue versicolor. Yellow or golden Marierome. — {The Place, Time, Names, and Vertues} — Chap. CXXVII. Lauendula. Lauender Spike. — 1. Lauendula maior. Garden Lauender. — 2. Lauendula minor seu Spica. Small Lauender or Spike. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXVIII. Stœchas. Sticadoue, Cassidony, or French Lauender. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXIX. Abrotanum fæmina siue Santolina. Lauender Cotton. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXX. Ocimum. Bassill. — 1. Ocimum Citratum. Common Bassill. — 2. Ocimum minimum siue Gariophyllatum. Bush Basill. — Ocimum Indicum. Indian Basill. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXXI. Maiorana. Sweete Marierome. — 1. Maiorana maior æstiua. Common sweet Marierome. — 2. Maiorana tenuifolia. Marierome gentle. — 3. Marum. Herbe Masticke. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXXI. Thymum. Tyme. — 1. Thymum legitimum capitatum. The true Tyme. — 2. Serpillum hortense siue maius. Garden wilde Tyme. — 3. Serpillum Citratum. Lemon Tyme. — 4. Serpillum aureum siue versicolor. Guilded or embroidered Tyme. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — Chap. CXXXII. Hyssopus. Hyssope. — 1. Hyssopus folijs niueis. White Hyssope. — 2. Hyssopus folijs cinereis. Russet Hyssope. — 3. Hyssopus aureus. Yellow or golden Hyssope. — 4. Hyssopus surculis densis. Double Hyssope. — Chamædrys. Germander. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues. — {Conclusion} — Chap. CXXXIII. Gramina. Grasses. — 1. Gramen striatum. Painted Grasse or Ladies laces. — 2. Gramen Plumarium minus. The lesser Feather-Grasse. — 3. Gramen Plumarium maius. The greater Feather-Grasse. — The Place. — The Time. — The Names. — The Vertues.
14. 14.THE ORDERING OF THE KITCHEN GARDE N. — Chap. I. The situation of a Kitchen Garden, or Garden of Herbes, and what sort of manure is fittest to helpe the decaying of the soyle therof. — Chap. II. The forme of a Garden of herbes for necessary vses, with the ordering thereof. — Chap. III. How to order diuers Garden herbes, both for their sowing, spending, and gathering of the seede. — Chap. IIII. How to order Artichokes, Melons, Cowcumbers, and Pompions. — Chap. V. The ordering of diuers sorts of herbes for the pot, for meate, and for the table. — Chap. VI. The manner and ordering of many sorts of herbes and rootes for Sallets. — Chap. VII. Of diuers Physicall herbes fit to be planted in Gardens, to serue for the especiall vses of a familie.
15. 15.THE KITCHEN GARDEN. — Chap. I. Maiorana latifolia, siue maior Anglica. Winter, or pot Marierome. — The Vse of winter Marierome. — Chap. II — Thymum vulgatius siue durius. Ordinary Garden Tyme. — Thymum latifolium. Masticke Tyme. — The Vse of Tyme. — Chap. III. Satureia siue Thymbra. Sauorie. — The Vse of Sauorie. — Chap. IIII. Hyssopus. Hyssope. — The Vse of Hyssope. — Chap. V. Pulegium. Pennyroyall. — The Vse of Pennyroyall. — Chap. VI. Salvia. Sage. — Saluia minor siue pinnata. Small Sage or Sage of vertue. — The Vse of Sage. — Chap. VII. Horminum sativum. Garden Clary. — The Vse of Clary. — Chap. VIII. Nepeta. Nep. — The Vse of Nep. — Chap. IX. Melissa. Baulme. — The Vse of Baulme. — Chap. X. Mentha. Mintes. — The Vse of Mintes. — Chap. XI. Balsamita mas & fæmina, seu Costus hortorum maior & minor. Costmary and Maudeline. — The Vse of Costmary and Maudeline. — Chap. XII. Tanacetum vulgare & crispum. Tansie. — The Vse of Tansie. — Chap. XIII. Pimpinella siue Sanguisorba. Burnet. — The Vse of Burnet. — Chap. XIIII. Hippolapathum sativum, siue Rhabarbarum Monachorum. Monkes Rubarbe or Patience. — The Vse of Patience, and of the Rubarbe. — Chap. XV. Lapathum sanguineum. Blood-wort. — The Vse of Blood-worte. — Chap. XVI. Oxalis siue Acetosa. Sorrell. — The Vse of Sorrell. — Chap. XVII. Buglossum luteum, siue Lingua Bouis. Langdebeefe. — The Vse of Langdebeefe. — Chap. XVIII. Atriplex siue Olus Aureum. Arrach. — The Vse of Arrach. — Chap. XIX. Blitum. Blites. — The Vse of Blites. — Chap. XX. Beta. Beetes. — The Vse of Beetes. — Chap. XXI. Hipposelinum, siue Olus atrum. Alisanders. — The Vse of Alisanders. — Chap. XXII. Selinum dulce. Sweete Parsley or sweete Smallage. — The Vse of sweete Parsley. — Chap. XXIII. Petrosolinum & Apium. Parsley and Smalledge. — The Vse of Parsley. — Chap. XXIIII. Fœniculum. Fenell. — The Vse of Fenell. — Chap. XXV. Anethum. Dill. — The Vse of Dill. — Chap. XXVI. Myrrhis siue Cerefolium maius & vulgare. Sweet Cheruill and ordinary Cheruill. — The Uses of these Cheruils. — Chap. XXVII. Malua Crispa. French Mallowes. — The Vse of French Mallowes. — Chap. XXVIII. Imtubum. Succorie and Endiue. — The Vse of Succory and Endiue. — Chap. XXIX. Spinachia, siue Olus Hispanicum. Spinach. — The Vse of Spinage. — Chap. XXX. Lactuca. Lettice. — The Vse of Lettice. — Chap. XXXI. Portulaca. Purslane. — The Vse of Purslane. — Chap. XXXII. Dracoherba siue Tarchon & Dracunculus hortensis. Tarragon. — The Vse of Tarragon. — Chap. XXXIII. Nasturtium hortense. Garden Cresses. — The Vse of Cresses. — Chap. XXXIIII. Eruca satiua. Garden Rocket. — The Vse of Rocket. — Chap. XXXV. Sinapi sativum. Garden Mustard. — The Vse of Mustard. — Chap. XXXVI. Asparagus. Sperage or Asparagus. — The Vse of Asparagus. — Chap. XXXVII. Brassica. Cabbages and Coleworts. — The Vse of Cabbages and Colewortes. — Chap. XXXVIII. Sisarum. Skirrets. — The Vse of Skirrets. — Chap. XXXIX. Pastinaca satiua latifolia. Parsneps. — The Vse of Parsneps. — Chap. XL. Pastina satiua tenuifolia. Carrots. — The Vse of Carrots. — Chap. XLI. Rapum hortense. Turneps. — The Vse of Turneps. — Chap. XLII. Raphanus. Raddish. — The Vse of these Raddishes. — Chap. XLIII. Cepæ. Onions. — The Vse of Onions. — Chap. XLIIII. Porrum. Leekes. — The Vse of Leekes. — Chap. XLV. Allium. Garlicke. — Allium Vrsinum. Ramsons. — The Vse of Garlicke. — Chap. XLVI. Rapunculus siue Rapuntium. Rampions. — The Vse of Rampions. — Chap. XLVII. Tragopogon. Goates beard. — The Vse of Goates beard. — Chap. XLVIII. Carum. Carawayes. — The Vse of Carawayes. — Chap. XLIX. Pappas siue Battatas. Potatoes. — The Vse of all these Potato’s. — Chap. L. Cinara. Artichokes. — The Vse of Artichokes. — Chap. LI. Fabæ & Phaseoli. Garden and French Beanes. — The Vse of these Beanes. — Chap. LII. Pisum. Pease. — The kindes of Pease are these: — Cicer Arietinum. Rams Ciches. — The Vse of Pease. — Chap. LIII. Cucumer. The Cowcumber. — The kindes. — The Vse of Cowcumbers. — Chap. LIIII. Melo. Milions or Muske Melons. — The Vse of the kindes of Melons. — Chap. LV. Pepo. Pompions. — The Vse of Pompions. — Chap. LVI. Fragaria. Strawberries. — The Vse of Strawberries. — Chap. LVII. Angelica. Garden Angelica. — The Vse of Angelica. — Chap. LVIII. Dracunculus hortensis siue Serpentaria. Dragons. — The Vse of Dragons. — Chap. LIX. Ruta. Garden Rue, or Herbe Grace. — The Vse of Rue. — Chap. LX. Carduus Benedictus. The Blessed Thistle. — The Vse of the blessed Thistle. — Chap. LXI. Solarium vesicarium, siue Alkakengi. Winter Cherries. — The Vse of Winter Cherries. — Chap. LXII. Asarum. Asarabacca. — The Vse of Asarabacca. — Chap. LXIII. Glycyrrhiza siue Liqueritia. Licorice. — The Vse of Licorice. — {Conclusion}
16. 16.THE ORDERING OF THE ORCHAR D. — Chap. I. The situation of an Orchard for fruit-bearing trees, and how to amend the defects of many grounds. — Chap. II. The forme of an Orchard, both ordinary, and of more grace and rarity. — Chap. III. Of a noursery for trees, both from sowing the kernels, and planting fit stockes to graft vpon. — Chap. IIII. The diuers manners of grafting all sorts of fruits vsed in our Land. — Chap. V. Of the manner of grafting and propagating all sorts of Roses. — Chap. VI. Certaine rules and obseruations in and after grafting, not remembred in the former Chapter. — Chap. VII. Obseruations for the dressing and well keeping of Trees and an Orchard in good order. — Chap. VIII. Diuers other obseruations to be remembred in the well keeping of an Orchard. — Chap. IX. The manner and way how to plant, order, and keepe other trees that beare greene leaues continually. — Chap. X. The ordering, curing, and propagating Vines of all sorts. — Chap. XI. The way to order and preserue grapes, fit to be eaten almost all the Winter long, and sometimes vnto the Spring.
17. 17.THE THIRD PART CALLED THE ORCHAR D, — Chap. I. Rubus Idæus. Raspis. — The Vse of Raspis. — Chap. II. Ribes rubra, alba, nigra. Currans red, white, and blacke. — The Vse of Currans. — Chap. III. Vua Crispa siue Grossularia. Gooseberries or Feaberries. — The Vse of Gooseberries. — Chap. IIII. Oxyacantha, sed potius Berberis. Barberries. — The Vse of Barberries. — Chap. V. Nux Auellana. The Filberd. — The Vse of Filberds. — Chap. VI. Vitis. The Vine. — The kindes of Vines and Grapes. — The Vse of Vines, Grapes, and other parts that come of them. — Chap. VII. Ficus. The Figge tree. — The Vse of Figges. — Chap. VIII. Sorbus. The Seruice tree. — The Vse of Seruices. — Chap. IX. Mespilus. The Medlar tree. — The Vse of Medlars. — Chap. X. Lotus. The Lote or Nettle tree. — The Vse of these Lote trees. — Chap. XI. Cornus mas. The Cornell tree. — The Vse of the Cornelles. — Chap. XII. Cerasus. The Cherry tree. — The Vse of Cherries. — Chap. XIII. Prunus. The Plumme tree. — The Vse of Plums. — Chap. XIIII. Mala Armeniaca siue Præcocia. Apricockes. — The Vse of Apricockes. — Chap. XV. Mala Persica. Peaches. — The Vse of Peaches. — Chap. XVI. Nucipersica. Nectorins. — The Vse of Nectorins. — Chap. XVII. Amygdala. Almonds. — The Vse of Almonds. — Chap. XVIII. Mala Arantia. Orenges. — The Vse of Orenges. — Chap. XIX. Poma. Apples. — The kindes or sorts of Apples. — The Vse of Apples. — Chap. XX. Cydonia. Quinces. — The Vse of Quinces. — Chap. XXI. Pyra. Peares. — The kindes of Peares. — The Vse of Peares. — Chap. XXII. Nux Iuglans. The Wallnut. — The Vse of Wallnuts. — Chap. XXIII. Castanea Equina. The Horse Chesnut. — The Vse of this Chesnut. — Chap. XXIIII. Morus. The Mulberrie. — 1. Morus nigra. The blacke Mulberrie. — 2. Morus alba. The white Mulberrie. — 3. Morus Virginiana. The Virginia Mulberrie. — The Vse of Mulberries. — Corollarium. A COROLLARIE To this Orchard. — 1. Laurus. The Bay tree. — 2. Laurea Cerasus, siue Laurus Virginiana. The Virginian Bay, or Cherry Baye. — 3. Pinus. The Pine tree. — 4. Abies. The Firre tree. — 5. Ilex arbor. The euer-greene Oake. — 6. Cupressus. The Cypresse tree. — 7. Arbutus. The Strawberry tree. — 8. Alaternus. The euer greene Priuet. — 9. Celastrus Theophrasti Clusio. Clusius his Celastrus. — 10. Pyracantha. The euer greene Hawthorne, or prickly Corall tree. — 11. Taxus. The Yewe tree. — 12. Buxus. The Boxe tree. — 13. Sabina. The Sauine tree or bush. — 14. Paliurus. Christs thorne. — 15. Larix. The Larch tree. — 16. Tilia. The Line or Linden tree. — 17. Tamarix. Tamariske tree. — 18. Acer maius latifolium. The great Maple or Sycomore tree. — 19. Nux Vesicaria. The bladder Nut. — 20. Rhus Myrtifolia. The Mirtle leafed Sumach. — 21. Rhus Virginiana. The Virginia Sumach, or Buckes horne tree of Virginia. — 22. Vitis, seu potius Hedera Virginensis. The Virginia Vine, or rather Iuie. — FINIS — Index omnium stirpium quæ in hoc opere continentur .
18. 18.A Table of the English names of such Plants as are contained in this Booke.
19. 19.A Table of the Vertues and Properties of the Hearbes contained in this Booke.
20. 20.Faults escaped in some Copies. — LONDON, Printed by Hvmfrey Lownes and Robert Yovng at the signe of the Starre on Bread-street hill, 1629. — Transcriber’s Note

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