Musaeum Tradescantianum: OR, A COLLECTION OF RARITIES. PRESERVED At South-Lambeth neer London By JOHN TRADESCANT.

LONDON, Printed by John Grismond, and are to be sold by Nathanael Brooke at the Angel in Cornhill, M.DC.LVI.

Iohannes Tradescantus Pater▪ rerum selectarum insignem supellectilem in Reconditorio Lambethiano propè Londinum▪ etiamnum visendam primus instituit ac locuple [...]avit.

W. [...]olar sculp.

Anagr: JOANNES TRADESCANTUS.

Arte notus, annis cedas.
Natura, instans es: cedo.

Natura.—Senex. DIALOGUS.

Nat.
ƲTrique NOTUS ARTE jam satis polo;
Ʋtriusque deliciis satur;
Favore maximi beat [...]s Principis;
Amore cultus omnium:
Quid quaeris ultra, terra quod donet, Senex.
Famam quod ornet insuper?
CEDAS, molesti ne sient, ANNIS libens;
Linquas (que) linquentem domum.
Sen.
NATURA, ES INSTANS: CEDO. Nec ver­ti potest
Stator supremi Numini [...];
Sed nec timeri debet, immensis beans
Brevem dolorem gaudiis.

Anagr: JOANNES TRADESCANTUS.

Sane vota transcendis.

JAm mare, jam terras scrutatus, & aëra, raras
Ʋndique fers▪ vario tramite, dives opes.
Quicquid habet Natura, Feras, Conchylia, Gemmas,
Et gemmis plumae splendidioris AVES,
Nec Plumis Plantas, Plantísve Insecta minoris:
Prodiga in archivum fundit id omne tuum.
Quicquid Naturae profert Ars aemula; quicquid
Ambas mentitus denique Casus, habes.
Juncta tenes pressis cimelia singula capsis;
Plura nec est Votis terra datura tuis.
VOTA, Tradescante, haec solers TRANSCENDIS, & ala
Caelicolas SANE nobiliore petis.

On John Tradescante the elder, deceased.
Anagr: JOHN TRADESCANTE.

Had inocent Artes.
Can honest Art die?
Artes cannot die.
NOr court, nor shop-crafts were thine ARTES, but those
Which Adam studied ere he did transgresse:
The Wonders of the Creatures, and to dresse
The worlds great Garden. Sure the Sun ne're rose
Nor couch'd, but blush'd to see thy roofe enclose
More dainties than his orb. CAN Death oppress
Such HONEST ART as this, or make it less?
No: Fame shall still record it, and expose
Industrious care to all eternity.
The body may, and must: ARTES CANNOT DIE
[blazon or coat of arms]

Iohannes Tradescantus Filius, genij ingenij (que) paterni verus heros, relictum sibi rerum vndi (que) congestarum thesaurum ipse plurimum adauxit et in Museo Lambethia [...]o amicis visendum exhibet▪

W. [...]llar ad vivum delin▪ et sculp:

To John Tradescant the youn­ger, surviving.
Anagr: JOHN TRADESCANT▪

Cannot hide Arts.

HEire of thy Fathers goods, and his good parts,
Which both preservest, & augment'st his store,
Tracing th' ingenuous steps he trod before:
Proceed as thou begin'st, and win those hearts,
With gentle curt'sie, which admir'd his Arts.
Whilst thou conceal'st thine own, & do'st deplore
Thy want, compar'd with his, thou shew'st them more.
Modesty clouds not worth; but hate diverts,
And shames base envy, ARTS he CANNOT HIDE
That has them. Light through every chink is spy'd.
Nugas has ego, pessimus Poëta,
Plantarum tamen, optimíque amici
Nusquam pessimus aestimater, egi.
GUALTERUS STONEHOUSUS Theologus servus natus.

C L.
ORNATISSIMISQUE VIRIS
PRAESIDI & SOCIIS
Collegii Medicorum
Londinensium:
J. T.
Honoris ergo
D. D (que)

To the Ingenious READER.

FOr some reasons I ap­prehend my self enga­ged to give an account of two things, that refer to the ensuing piece: The one, for not publishing this Ca­talogue untill now: The other, of the mode & man­ner thereof, being partly Latine, and partly English.

About three yeares a­goe, [Page] (by the perswasion of some friends) I was re­solved to take a Catalogue of those Rarities and Cu­riosities which my Father had scedulously collected, and my selfe with conti­nued diligence have aug­mented, & hitherto preser­ved together: They then pressed me with that Ar­gument, That the enume­ration of these Rarities, (be­ing more for variety than any one place known in Eu­rope could afford) would be [Page] an honour to our Nation, and a benefit to such ingeni­ous persons as would become further enquirers into the various modes of Natures admirable workes, and the curious Imitators thereof: I readily yeilded to the thing so urged, and with the as­sistance of two worthy friends (well acquainted with my design,) we then began it, and many exami­nations of the materialls themselves, & their agree­ments with severall Au­thors [Page] compared, a Draught was made, which they gave into my hands to examine over. Presently thereupon my onely Sonne dyed, one of my Friends fell very sick for about a yeare, and my other Friend by unhappy Law-suits much disturbed. Upon these ac­cidents that first Draught lay neglected in my hands another year. Afterwards my said Friends call again upon me, and the designe of Printing, a-new contri­ved, [Page] onely the prefixed Pictures were not ready, and I found my kinde friend Mr Hollar then en­gaged for about tenne Moneths, for whose hand to finish the Plates, I was necessarily constrained to stay untill this time.

Now for the materialls themselves I reduce them unto two sorts; one Na­turall, of which some are more familiarly known & named amongst us, as di­vers sorts of Birds, foure­footed [Page] Beasts and Fishes, to whom I have given u­sual English names. Others are lesse familiar, and as yet unfitted with apt En­glish termes, as the shell-Creatures, Insects, Mine­ralls, Outlandish-Fruits, and the like, which are part of the Materia Me­dica; (Encroachers upon that faculty, may try how they can crack such shels.) The other sort is Artifici­alls, as Vtensills, House­holdstusse, Habits, Instru­ments [Page] of VVarre used by severall Nations, rare cu­riosities of Art, &c. These are also expressed in En­glish, (saving the Coynes, which would vary but little if Translated) for the ready satisfying whom­soever may desire a view thereof. The Catalogue of my Garden I have also added in the Conclusion (and given the names of the Plants both in Latine and English) that nothing may be wanting which at [Page] sent comes within view, and might bee expected from

Your ready friend JOHN TRADESCANT.

A view of the whole.

  • 1. BIrds with their eggs, beaks, feathers, clawes, spurres. pag. 1.
  • 2. Fourfooted beasts with some of their hides, hornes, and hoofs. pag. 5.
  • 3. Divers sorts of strange Fishes. pag. 8.
  • 4. Shell-creatures, whereof some are called Mollia, some Crustacea, others Testacea, of these, are both univalvia, and bivalvia. pag. 10.
  • 5. Severall sorts of In­sects, terrestriall—
    • anelytra.
    • coleoptera.
    • aptera.
    • apoda.
    pag. 14.
  • 6. Mineralls, and those of neare nature with them, as Earths, Coralls, Salts, Bitumens, Petrified things, choicer Stones, Gemmes. pag. 17.
  • 7. Outlandish Fruits from both the Indies, with Seeds, Gummes, Roots, Woods, and divers Ingre­dients Medicinall, and for the Art of Dying. pag. 26.
  • 8. Mechanicks, choice pieces in Carvings, Turn­ings, Paintings. pag. 36.
  • 9. Other variety of Rarities. pag. 42.
  • 10. Warlike Instruments, European, Indian, &c. pag. 44.
  • 11. Garments, Habits, Vests, Ornaments. pag. 47.
  • 12. Ʋtensils, and Housholdstuffe. pag. 52.
  • [Page] 13. Numismata, Coynes antient and modern, both gold, silver, and cop­per, Hebrew, Greeke, Roman both Imperiall and Consular. pag. 55.
  • 14. Medalls, gold, silver, copper, and lead. pag. 66.
Hortus Tradescantianus.
  • 15. An enumeration of his Plants, Shrubs, and Trees both in English and Latine. pag. 73.
  • 16. A Catalogue of his Benefactors. pag. 179.

[Page 1]Musaeum TRADESCANTIANUM.

Some kindes of Birds their Egges, Beaks, Feathers, Clawes, and Spurres.

1. EGGES.
  • CAssawary, or Emeu, vide Aldrov: p. 542. Harveum, G. A. p. 61.
  • Crocodiles,
  • Estridges,
  • Soland-goose Squeedes
    • from Scotland.
  • Divers sorts of Egges from Turkie: one given for a Dragons egge.
  • Easter Egges of the Patriarchs of Jeru­salem.
2. BEAKS, or HEADS.
  • Cassawary, or Emeu,
  • Griffin,
  • Pellican,
  • Shoveler, and thirty other se­verall forrain sorts, not found in any Author.
  • [Page 2] Aracari of Brasil, his beak four inches long, almost two thick, like a Turkes sword.
  • Ardeola Brasil: his beak three inches long, described, Margrav: 5. 13.
  • Guara of Marahoon Brasil: his beak like a Poland sword.
  • Jabira, Brasil: beak eleven inches long.
  • Macucagua, Brasil: Margrav: 5. 13.
  • Soco, Brasil: Margrar. 5. 5.
  • Tamatia, Brasil: Margrav: 5. 10.
  • Sixteen severall strange beaks of Birds from the East India's.
3. FEATHERS.
  • Divers curious and beautifully colour­ed feathers of Birds from the West In­dia's.
  • The breast of a Peacock from the West India's.
  • A white Plume.
  • Two feathers of the Phoenix tayle.
  • Tops of the
    • white and black Herne.
    • black and milke-white Herne.
  • Feathers of divers curious and strange forraign Birds.
  • Many severall sorts of Hernes and E­stridges feathers.
4. CLAWES.
  • [Page 3]The claw of the bird Rock; who, as Authors report, is able to trusse an Elephant.
  • Eagles clawes.
  • Cock spurrs three inches long.
  • A legge and claw of the Cassawary or Emeu that dyed at S. James's, Westminster.
  • Twenty severall sorts of clawes of o­ther strange birds, not found described by Authors.
5. Whole BIRDS.
  • Kings-fisher from the West India's.
  • Divers Humming Birds, three sorts whereof are from Virginia.
  • A black bird with red shoulders and pinions, from Virginia.
  • Matuitui, the bigness of a Thrush, short neck and legges.
  • from Virginia.
    • Bitterns two sorts
    • Batts—
    • Red and blew Bird
  • Penguin, which never flies for want of wings.
  • Puffin.
  • Pellican.
  • Shoveler.
  • Tropick bird.
  • Apous.
  • Fulica.
  • [Page 4] Dodar, from the Island Mauritius; it is not able to flie being so big.
  • White Partridge.
  • Spanish Partridge.
  • Wood-Pecker from the West India's.
  • Birds of Paradise, or Manucodiata; whereof divers sorts, some with, some without leggs.
  • Birds of Paradise from the Mount of Moret, described by Hacluite.
  • A small Grayish bird from the East India's.
  • A white Ousle, or white Black-bird.
  • The Gorara or Colymbus from Mus­covy: And another taken upon the Thames and given by Elias Ashmole, Esq.
  • Many rare and beautifull Indian birds, not found described in Authors.
  • Barnacles, four sorts.
  • Solon Goose.
  • Squeede from the Basse in Scotland.
  • The Bustard as big as a Turky, usually taken by Greyhounds on Newmarket-heath.
  • Divers sorts of Birds-nests of various forms.

II. Fourfooted Beasts, with some Hides, Hornes, Hoofs.

  • LIons head and teeth.
    Animalia
  • Lynxe's head.
    quadrup.
  • Beares head,
    1 digit.
    clawes, and skin.
  • Wolfes teeth.
    vivipera.
  • Parde,
    1. fera.
    Leopard's teeth.
  • Tygers head.
  • Gulo's legge.
  • Hippopotamus.
    2. semifera.
  • Ai, Ignavus, Sloath, described by Mar. p. 221.
  • Fox, from Virginia.
  • Munkyes sceleton.
  • Brocks skin.
  • Beavers skin, teeth, testicles.
  • Otters skin, and head.
  • Musk Ratts, from Virginia.
  • Wilde Catt, from Virginia.
  • Cagui Brasil: described by Margrave: pag, 227.
  • Cat-a-mountaine.
  • Flying Squirrell.
  • Flinder Mouse, from West India.
  • Rabbits, from Ginny.
  • Land Porcupine.
  • Foot of a Ginny Dogge.
  • [Page 6] Martin skin.
  • Civit-Catts-head and bones given by T. W.
  • Dormouse.
  • Hares head, with rough horns three inches long.
  • Tatus, Echinus Brasiliensis, described by Aldr [...]vand:
    Digitata.
    p. 480.
  • Armadilla,
    [...]vipar [...].
    or Encubartado, two sorts:
    • Tatu Apara.
    • Tatu Tatupeba.
  • Alegator or Crocodile, from Aegypt.
  • Chamaelion.
  • Gujana's or Lizards, seven sorts.
  • Lizards, from Ireland.
  • Snakes, seven or eight sorts.
  • Rattle Snakes.
  • Tajuguacu & Tamapara of Tapa­nambis.
  • Cloven and hairy-tongued Lizards, de­scribed by Margr: p. 237.
  • Lanhado.
  • Lacertus peregrinus Arabicus.
  • Ibyara, Brasil: Margr: p. 239.
  • Salamander.
  • Scincus.
  • Aspis.
  • Senembi, Iguana, Margr: p. 236.
  • Diverse Tortles or Tortouses.
  • A natural Dragon, above two inches long.
  • [Page 7] Elephants head and tayle.
    Quadrup. soliped.
  • Onagrus head with horns.
  • Zebra's skin.
  • Monoceros horne.
  • Caput Equinum petrificatum.
  • Half of a Stags horn weighing 50 lb.
    Quadrup. bisulca.
  • A Roe bucks horn, from Cape de Verde.
  • A Roe bucks head.
  • A Deeres horn, from Greenland.
  • A Bucks head with one horn double branched.
  • A Does head and horns, from Saint James's Parke neer London.
  • The Rhinoceros
    • horn.
    • jaw-bone.
    • back-bone.
  • An Indian Goats horne.
  • Bisons head and horns.
  • Bonasus head and horns.
  • Antilops horn.
  • Elkes hoofes.
  • A Cowes tayle, from Arabia.
  • A Rams head with an upright cloven horn.
  • Boares tusks, round.
  • A Sowes head, from Surat.
  • Divers Horns answering to those, by Authors attributed to the Ibex, Gazella, Hippelaphus, Tragelaphus, Cervus pal­matus, Camelopardalis, &c.

III. Some Fishes and their parts.

  • ABacatuaja Brasil:
    Animalia aquatilia 1. Sangui­nea.
    Margr: p. 161.
  • Acajamcu, Brasil: Margr: p. 163.
  • Araguagua, gladius Brasiliensis, Marg: p. 159.
  • The Boneeto.
  • Cunny fishes with horns.
  • The Dolphin.
  • A Dolphins head.
  • A Phocaena's head given by T. W.
  • A Dogge fish.
  • A Grampus.
  • Guacucuja, Brasil: Margr: p. 143.
  • Guaja apara.
  • Hogge fish.
  • Sea Horses
    • head.
    • teeth.
    • pissle.
  • Iperuquiba, Brasil: Margr: p. 180.
  • King Crabbe.
  • Lump fishes.
  • Parrot fishes
  • Poison fishes.
  • Paru, Brasil: Marg: 144.
  • Remora.
  • A Sharke.
  • Sword fishes, with severall swords.
  • [Page 9] Swallow fish.
  • Shovell fish.
  • Sun fish.
  • Starre fish.
  • Sturgion.
  • Thunny fish.
  • Sea Wolfe.
  • Toad fish, and one with prickles.
  • The tayle of a
    • Catt fish.
    • Stinge ray.
  • The case of the spawn of the Stinge­ray.
  • A Whales
    • skin.
    • tayle.
    • jawes.
    • ribs.
    • back-bone.
    • bladder.
    • eare-bone.
    • pupilla, as big as a pease.
  • Roches jaw-bone with slat teeth one inch and halfe long.
  • Guamajaca guara. Bras: Marg: 159.
  • Guamajacu ape-Bras: Margr: 142.
  • Guazezua, Bras: Margr: 178. Spec. 2.
  • Unicornu marinum.
  • Caput rosmari cum dentibus cubitum longis.
  • Reri, Brasil: Marg: 188.

IV. Aquatilia exsanguinea Testacea▪

  • APorrhoides parvi, Aristotelis.
  • Ballani rubri, Aldrov:
  • Belliculi varii.
  • Buccinum parvum & striatum, Rondel:
  • Buccina parva varia.
  • Buccina striata, Zoographi.
  • Cancer Maia plurimis spinis horrens.
  • Cancer Maia. Guaja apara Brasil: Marg: 182.
  • Cancer macrochelis lutescens fluvia­tilis, Matth:
  • Chela cancri flavi undulati.
  • Chela astaci marini ex Zoograph. Aldr. p. 115.
  • Chamae variae.
  • Chama glycymeris, Rond:
  • Chama peloris, Bellon:
  • Chamulae variae.
  • Conchae veneris variae.
  • Conchae venereae, Aldr: p. 557.
  • Conchylium, Rond: Aldr: p. 346.
  • Concha imbricata, Rond:
    • minor.
    • laevis.
  • Concha anatifera, Barnacles.
  • Concha margaritifera argentea cum lecto margaritarum.
  • [Page 11] Conchae
    • candidae.
    • corallinae
      • laeves,
      • asperae.
    • clathratae.
    • depressae.
    • echinatae.
    • fasciatae.
    • longae niveae.
    • miniatae
    • Pictorum.
    • Rhomboides.
    • Rugatae.
    • spinosae.
    • squamosae.
    • anatifera.
  • Concha Persica
    • major.
    • minor.
  • Cochleae
    • caelatae.
    • cylindroides variae.
    • depressae.
    • echinophorae, Rond.
    • muricatae
    • perlatae.
    • [...]ugosae.
    • umbilicatae.
  • Dentalium quinque genera.
  • Echinometra, Rond:
  • Echinometra maxima pelagica spinis denudata.
  • Echinus spatagus.
  • [Page 12] Echini varii, spinis spoliati
  • Echini minimi varii.
  • Entalia, vel Antalia.
  • Favago, Arist: Aldrov: p. 300.
  • Locusta maxima.
  • Lolligo major, Aldrovan: 67.
  • Mentula marina.
  • Mitulus cum striis.
  • Mituli fluvii Thamesis. myax Dias:
  • Murex
    • corocoides.
    • lacteus.
    • orthocentros purpurea.
    • triangularis, & marmoreus.
  • Murices
    • marmorei varii, spec. 12.
    • appendiculis asperis, colori­bus variis▪
  • Musculus margaritifer laevis.
  • Nautilus latinorum alter laevigatus & [...].
  • Nautili primum, genus Arist:
  • Nautili testa rudi cortice & variegato.
  • Nautilus variis imaginibus extimo cor­tice nitidè insculptus ex Indiâ.
  • Nerites Bellonii.
  • Nerites varia genera.
  • Ovum marinum.
  • Ostreae oblongae Virginianae.
  • Ostreae arborum vamis annexae.
  • Pagurus foemina Venetorum.
  • [Page 13] Patellae animalis Lepas, Rond:
  • Patella cypria striata.
  • Pa [...]ellae ferae, aures marinae vel otia, Aldr: 551.
  • Pinna
    • aculeata.
    • magna.
    • parva.
  • Pinnae byssus.
  • Penicillus marinus.
  • Pectines
    • eburnei.
    • varii.
  • Pecten magnus depressus corallinus.
  • Pectunculi.
  • Pholas.
  • Polypus.
  • Purpurae, species 7.
  • Purpura pentedactylis, Aldr: 286.
  • Rupes elegans artificialis testarum.
  • Solen
    • mas.
    • foemina unicolor glabra, onyx
    • Plin:
  • Spondylus.
  • Stellae marinae
    • arborescentes.
    • cartilagineae.
    • pectinatae.
    • rubrae.
    • testaceae.
  • Strombus magnns.
  • Tellinae variae, Aldr: 519.
  • Tridachnes, Aldr: 447.
  • [Page 14] Trochus
    • magnus.
    • alter pyramidalis, Aldrov: p. 363.
  • Trochus Niloticus.
  • Tubuli marini vel siphunculi marini.
  • Turbines albi oblongi varii, & laeves varii.
  • Turbines tuberosi parvi varii, Aldrov: p 353.
  • Turben Angulosus.
  • Turben
    • magnus.
    • auritus.
  • Turben
    • tuberosus.
    • tuberculosus.
  • Turbines
    • angulosi.
    • muricati.
    • pentedactyli.
    • tesserodactyli.
    • ventricosi.
  • Turbinuli in spongiis degentes, Aldro: p. 363.
  • Umbilicus, Rond:
  • Urtica parva cinerea, Rond:

V. Insecta & Serpentes.

  • ALae scarlettae.
  • Aranea Virginiana.
  • Araneae dens.
  • Buceros.
  • [Page 15] Bruchus viridis.
  • Bucroides.
  • Cicadae variae.
  • Cantharides.
  • Catena ex muscis Hispanicis.
  • Cerambyx.
  • Enena, Brasil: 2d. 3d. Margr: 247.
  • Erioceros hyacynthinus.
  • Erucae nodosae.
  • Guaruca eremembi Brasil: sisser, Mar▪ p. 255.
  • Grillo talpa tardi-gradus.
  • Grillus ex fusco nigricans.
  • Hyppocampus.
  • Hydrocantharus major Anglicus.
  • Jatatinga, curuculum, Scalig: H. A. 16. Marg: 255.
  • Labellae
    • albae.
    • flavae.
  • Locusta.
  • Locustae Hispanicae.
  • Locustae perigrinae.
  • Mololonthic. viridulus.
  • Muscatella armata Virginiana.
  • Nasicornis Virginianus.
  • Nasicornium species variae pulcherri­mae.
  • Papiliones variae.
  • Oestrus.
  • Phalaena cum pennâ ex capite.
  • [Page 16] Papilionum plurima genera.
  • Paipai Guaca, Brasil: Marg: 255▪
  • Phalangium.
  • Phalangii Virginiani caput.
  • Pediculi coeti.
  • Platyceros.
  • Proscarobaeus, cornu reflexo.
  • Quici miri. Insectum parallelogram­ma, Aldrov: 254.
  • Quici, Brasil: cornutus, 20 interno­diis, Marg: 254.
  • Scarabaei Virginiani cornus.
  • Scarabaeus naso instar rostri navalis cornuto.
  • Scarabaeus instar bufonis Virginianus.
  • Scarabaeorum varia genera.
  • Scarabaei varii
    • domestici.
    • Indici
      • Orientales.
      • Occidentales.
  • Scolopendra, Brasil: Marg: 255. Muff: l. 2. c. 8.
  • Scorpio terrestris.
  • Stellae marinae variae.
  • Tipula.
  • Tambeiva Brasil: insectum, avellanae mole: Marg: 255.
  • [Page 17] Ammodytes.
  • Amphisbaena.
  • Caecilia.
  • Cenchris Bellonii.
  • Dipsas, Grevini.
  • Dryinus.
  • Seps.
  • Serpens marinus. Aldrov:
  • Anguis Aesculapii. Ova, sceleton.

VI. Fossilia.

  • FRustulum minerae auri.
    1. Meta [...]i­ca.
  • Chrysammonites
    • Dendrites.
    • Ammonis cornu
    • effigie.
  • Ramentum minerae argenti.
  • Helcysma.
  • Argyroctenites varii
    • majores,
    • minores.
  • Conchites argentei obscuri coloris.
  • Aeris
    • minera.
    • Pompholyx.
  • Lepis.
  • Diphryges.
  • Viride aeris.
  • Santerna.
  • [Page 18] Pyrites aerosus globosus—
    • tessellatus.
    • umbilicatus.
    • pyriformis.
    • carycoides.
  • Pyrites
    • turbinatus.
    • angulosus.
    • conchytae.
  • Cornu Ammonis
    • helicoides.
    • hoplites.
  • Cornu Ammonis striatum armaturâ aeneâ lucente.
  • Belemnites hoplites.
  • Orichalcum.
  • Stanni minera.
  • Stannum Anglicum cum fluoribus va­riis.
  • Biacca Alexandrina.
  • Stelechites cum minerâ ferri.
  • Fluores varii cum minerâ ferri.
  • Cochleae & conchae sideroites ex agro Cantabrigiensi.
  • Chamites & turbinites siderites.
  • Siderocarites.
  • Sideromycetes.
  • Lapides ferruginei varii.
  • Stomoma, squama chalybis.
  • Ferrugo.
  • Plumbi vena variis mixta.
  • Glandes plumbariae diversiformes.
  • Chamites molybdoites.
  • [Page 19] Stibium fossile.
  • Cerussa cinerea.
  • Lithargyrii species
    • Chrysitis.
    • Argyritis.
    • molybditis.
  • Plumbum nigrum Virginianum.
  • Bismuthum.
  • Cadmia fossilis, lapis calamnaris.
  • Galena fossilis frugifera.
  • Cadmiae species quatuor—
    • placites.
    • rhotites.
    • onychites.
      Metalli [...]a factitia.
    • ostracites.
  • Pompholyx.
  • Spodios.
  • Tutia Alexandrina. Botryites.
  • Alcyonia varia ponderosa instar spon­giae concreta.
  • Adarcion aluminis instar.
  • Porus Roseus 1. Alcionium primum.
  • Marga saxatilis.
    2. Terrae.
  • Marga cum variis silicum differentiis.
  • Stenomarga, Agaricus mineralis, lac lunae, ex dono T. W.
  • Terrae
    • Cimolia.
    • Chia.
    • Lemnia, sigillata.
    • Paraetonii.
    • Brunnus Anglicus.
  • [Page 20] Creta
    • Syriaca.
    • Selinusia.
  • Smectis Anglica.
  • Rubrica
    • sinopica.
    • fabrilis.
    • Anglica.
    • laminata.
  • Ochra
    • lutea.
    • fossilis.
    • Anglica.
    • plumbaria factitia.
  • Rusma Turcarum.
  • Stalagmata varia ex aquis Eboracen­sibus concreta.
  • Lapis ex earundum aquarum stillicidio instar racemi uvarum concretus.
    3. Succi concreti macri.
  • Coralium
    • candidum.
    • nigrum.
    • rubrum.
  • Coralii frutices, alii instar—
    • Brassicae.
    • crassulae.
    • musci claviculati, &c.
  • Coraliorū differentiae quatuordecim.
  • Stelechites coraloides varii.
  • Coralia hirsuta muscosa.
  • Coralium eryth [...]oleucon.
  • Coraliū rubrum cum antipathe.
  • Pseudocoralliū rubrū fungosum cum astris variis.
  • [Page 21] Pseudocoralium rubrum calamites.
  • Millepora Imperati. Worm: 235.
  • Sal fossilis Anglicus
    • albus.
    • ruber.
  • Stelechites salis.
  • Spumae salis variae.
  • Lapis salinus.
  • Sal gemma fossilis.
  • Sal [...] ramis arborum ex India.
  • Alumen nativum
    • Cantabrigiense.
    • Eboracense.
    • Cantianum.
  • Aluminis rupei figurae variae.
  • Chalcanthi species
    • Saxonicum.
    • Bohemicum.
    • Bagneum.
    • Cyprium.
    • Metallicum.
  • Lapis candidus▪ Venetorum ex quo Bo­rax fit.
  • Auripigmentum.
    4. Succi concreti pingues.
  • Sandaracha.
  • Arsenicum.
  • Sulphur nativum.
  • Bitumen Dunelmense.
  • Carbo fossilis, ex quo [...] varia artificia­lia.
  • Carbones ex Aetnâ.
  • [Page 22] Gagates.
  • Mummia.
  • Succinorum copia.
  • Lapides metallicos testulatos ex agro Richmondiensi effossos,
    5. Lapides selectiores.
    dedit Dꝰ Man.
  • Astragolites.
  • Buccinites.
  • Cochlites fasciatus
    • convexus.
    • concavus.
  • Aetitū differentiae variae cum callimis.
  • Gaeodites.
  • Haematitum differentiae variae.
  • Cerauniorum varietas.
  • Chelonites.
  • Brontiae, ombriae, odontites.
  • Glossopetrae magnae
    • denticularae.
    • non denticulatae.
  • Belemnites varii.
  • Osteocolli varii.
  • Umbilicus marinus Eboracensis.
  • Selenites, lapis specularis.
  • Encephalites magnus.
  • Lithophthalmites.
  • Muricites.
  • Chamaepectinites.
  • Buccinites.
  • Conchites.
  • Turbinites.
  • Rhombites.
  • [Page 23] Ophytes varii ex Whitby in agro Ebo­racensi.
  • Spongites.
  • Echinitum differentiae decem.
  • Marmoris differentiae variae.
  • Marmor Eboracense maculosum.
  • Magnetes varii.
  • Lapis minii, vel cinnabaris fossilis.
  • Lapis
    • nephriticus.
    • hystericus.
    • Hybernicus.
  • Lapides
    • è Vesicâ
      • hominis.
      • felleâ.
    • è capite
      • assellorum.
      • carpinum.
  • Coagulum Aetnae.
  • Gypsum.
  • Pumex.
  • Talcum.
  • Smyris.
  • Ebenum fossile.
  • Crystallini fluores varii.
  • Lapilli transparentes Virginiani.
  • Cucurbites.
  • Dactylites.
    6. Mat [...]riae petrificatae.
  • Pyrites & fructus varii.
  • [Page 24] Maxillae cum dentibus.
  • Dentes varii petrificati.
  • Ilex petrificata, ex lacu Hybernico Lough-neath, ex dono D. Wybard.
  • Quercus cum ejusdem foliis.
  • Ulmus.
  • Sambucus cum ejus medullâ
  • Fraxinus.
  • Muscus.
  • Guttulae Knasburgenses.
  • Costa humana cum carne.
  • Ossa varia.
  • Caput simiae.
  • Ungula equi.
  • Ovaria halecis.
  • Cancer totus.
  • patella cum pisce.
  • Cochleae.
  • Siderites varii.
  • Ligna varia in ferrum versa.
  • Guttae fontis vitrificatae.
  • Adamantes Indici ex Decan.
  • Pseudoadamas Anglicus.
    7. Gemmae.
  • Carbunculi, pyropi, acriores.
  • Rubini, spinelli ex rupe veteri.
  • Rubicelli.
  • Granati
    • Orientales ex Cambaia.
    • occidentales.
    • Bohemici.
  • [Page 25] Hyacinthi coccei & crocei ex oriente.
  • Amethistus violaceus orientalis.
  • Saphirus
    • albus.
    • caeruleus.
  • Opalorum differentiae quaedam ex In­diâ.
  • Smaragdi
    • Scythici.
    • Britannici.
  • Prasii.
  • Berilli crystallini.
  • Sardii, corneoli varii.
  • Onychites.
  • Achates Indici.
  • Jaspides virides & purpurei.
  • Heliotropii varii.
  • Chrysolithi, topasii Arabici.
  • Crystalli varii Anglici.
  • Calcedonius, onyx candida.
  • Malachites, species Jaspidis.
  • Oculus cati vel Beli.
  • Turcosa, Turcois.
  • Astroites, stellaris lapis.
  • Asteria vera ex agro Staffordiensi.
  • Alectorius.
  • Chelidonius.
  • Garatronius, crapaudina.
  • Lapis manati vel tuberonum.
  • Margaritae
    • Indicae.
    • Anglicae.
    • Scoticae.
    • Virginianae.
  • [Page 26] Lapis
    • Armenius.
    • Lazuli.
    • limacis.
  • Lapis Bezoar
    • orientalis.
    • occidentalis.

VII. Fructus Exotici.

  • A Cajuiba, acajuti & itimabova, Marg: 99.
  • Ambare, juglandis mole.
  • Ahovay Thereti, nolae Cannibalium.
  • Anacock, phaseoli genus.
  • Ananas, malo citrio minor.
  • Anacardia varia.
  • Avellanae Indicae, juglandis mole.
  • Apeiba, Brasil: Marg: 124.
  • Avellanae purgatrices, Ben magnum.
  • Aratica
    • Ape.
    • Aponhe, Margr: 93.
    • Pana.
  • Avacari, myrto similis.
  • Almendras de Peru. Worm: 18.
  • Aurantium nigrum.
  • Balanus myrepsica.
  • Banana, musa Alpini.
  • Bangue semen cannabino minus.
  • Betele.
  • Billingbing.
  • Boramez, agni Scythici pellis portiun­cula.
  • [Page 27] Brindones, intùs rubentes instar san­guinis.
  • Buna, grana acida continet.
  • Bon, fructus.
  • Cachos.
  • Carambola, siliquae quadrangulares & pentagonae.
  • Capsicum.
  • Cardamoma
    • majora.
    • minora.
  • Cajus, instar ovi anserini.
  • Cazavi ex herba yuccâ.
  • Cac [...]o, potus ejus Chocolate dicitur.
  • Cevadella, hordeolum.
  • Cocculae orientales instar racemi co­rymborum.
  • Cajete vel Cochine. Brasil. Marg: 123.
  • Caraguata, Brasil: Piso.
  • Cereiba, Brasil: Marg: 128.
  • Nucum Cocorum varia genera.
  • Coco nux ex Maldiviâ, Auger: Clutiu [...] speciatim nominat. pag. 8.
  • Cocci varia genera.
  • Copaiba Brasil: Margr: 130.
  • Castanea, cornû caprini specie.
  • Castaneae equinae testa.
  • Cucurbitae variae.
  • Cucurbita, calabassae.
  • Coni
    • cedri.
    • Abietis.
    • terebinthi.
  • [Page 28] Cubebae.
  • Curcas candidus, avellanae mole▪
  • Dactylus ebrius.
  • Daturae semina.
  • Durionis fructus echinatus.
  • Duriaon cum Buanâ, Clus: 65.
  • Fabae rubrae, Brasil.
  • Fabae purgatrices.
  • Faufel, Areca.
  • Fructus
    • ridiculato cono.
    • Piceae.
    • Suberis.
    • Ilicis tri­plicis
      • bacciferae,
      • coccigerae.
      • glandiferae. vel
      • galli­ferae
        • Pummukoner.
        • Maummenark.
    • Cedri & Laricis.
    • platani Virginianae.
    • gummi-arboris Virginianae.
    • squamosi Indici varii.
    • dysentericus.
    • varii, animalium diversorum speciem ferentes.
  • Guanabanus.
  • Guaganas semina.
  • Guiraparibu, Brasil: Marg: 119.
  • Guitiiba. Marg. 114.
  • Ibacurapari.
  • Jangomus, sorbo similis.
  • Jambolones, olivae similis.
  • [Page 29] Jaca ex Goâ instar cucurbitae, ex trun­co prodit.
  • Juglans nigra Virginiana.
  • Icicaribu, Brasil: Marg: 98.
  • Janipaba, Bras: Marg: 92.
  • Ibati, Brasil. Marg: 20.
  • Jamacuru, Brasil. Piso 100.
  • Jetica, Marg: p. 16.
  • Jaborandi, Pis: 97.
  • Lancium racemi.
  • Lobus niger membranosus.
  • Lobus ex Windondaw Virginiâ.
  • Lobus echinoides ex Brasiliâ.
  • Lobus echinoides. Bonduch. mates In­dorum.
  • Malacactos.
  • Mangostans, Jambos, mole aurantii.
  • Mangas, ovo anserino major.
  • Mehen bethene cum capillis.
  • Mehen bethene sine capillis.
  • Mungo nigrum.
  • Moringa fructus pedalis.
  • Mandubig [...]acu, nux purgatrix.
  • Mucuna, Bras: Marg: 19.
  • Meyney vel nequamel.
  • Mecaxuchitl, piperis oblongi instar miscetur cocco.
  • Myrobalani
    • citrinae.
    • emblicae.
    • Indicae, & chepulae.
  • [Page 30] Nux
    • moschata cum mace, Indica.
    • Pistachia, vomica.
  • Nimbo instar olivae subluter.
  • Palmeto sylvestris fructus.
  • Phaseoli varii.
  • Phaseolus arborescens.
  • Phaseolus Indicus.
  • Pochicria Virginiana.
Radices.
  • Radices
    • Caopeba, Brasil:
    • Chinae.
    • Contrayarvae.
    • Dariagen.
    • Jalapiae.
    • Labrundinae.
    • Matalistae.
    • Mechoacan.
    • Sarsaparill.
    • Tagion Guineae.
Miscelanea.
  • Folia Thee.
  • Fungus
    • sambucinus.
    • rosae.
  • Boletus cervi.
  • Pila stagnalis.
  • Orabanche.
  • Coni
    • cupressi.
    • pini.
Ligna.
  • [Page 31]Agallochum.
  • Aspalathum gummosum.
  • Caoba, i. e. saccharinum.
  • Cocogola.
  • Colubrinum.
  • Cinnamomi lignum.
  • Bdellium.
  • Corylinum tortilatam.
  • Cupressinum.
  • Faetidum.
  • Guajacum.
  • Hebenum.
  • Levissimum è Siam:
  • Nephriticum.
  • Rhodium.
  • Santalinum.
  • Strumosa ligna varia.
Semina.
  • Ammeos.
  • Amomi.
  • Bombacis.
  • Cardamomi utriúsque.
  • Baccae
    • hederae.
    • juniperi.
    • lauri.
    • paridis.
    • myrti.
  • [Page 32] Carthami.
  • Cataputiae. utriúsque.
  • Colocynthidos.
  • Citrulli.
  • Cucumenis utriúsque.
  • Cucurbitae.
  • Cumini.
  • Dauci utriúsque.
  • Foenugraeci.
  • Grana
    • Gnidia.
    • Paradysi.
    • Kermes.
  • Harmel.
  • Hyoscyami.
  • Hyperici.
  • Laureolae.
  • Lentes.
  • Lithospermi.
  • Lini.
  • Lolii.
  • Loti.
  • Lupini▪
  • Magistrantiae.
  • Mezerei.
  • Milii.
  • Napi.
  • Panici.
  • Paeoniae.
  • Psyllii.
  • Rapi.
  • [Page 33] Santonici.
  • Sesami.
  • Seseleos.
  • Sumach.
  • Staphydis agriae.
  • Thlaspios.
Gummata.
  • Aloes.
  • Ammoniacum.
  • Anime.
  • Arabicum.
  • Assa foetida.
  • Bdellium.
  • Benzoinum.
  • Bezetta rubra.
  • Cancamum.
  • Caranna.
  • Cate.
  • Cerasorum.
  • Coopal.
  • Colophonia.
  • Elemi.
  • Euphorbium.
  • Galbanum.
  • Gamboja.
  • Guayaceni.
  • Hederae.
  • Juniperi.
  • Labdanum.
  • [Page 34] Lacca.
  • Manna.
  • Mastiche.
  • Mastlach Turcarum.
  • Mummia.
  • Myrrha.
  • Olibanum.
  • Opopanax.
  • Opium.
  • Sagapenum.
  • Sarcocolla.
  • Scammonium.
  • Styrax.
  • Tacamahaca.
  • Tragacanthum.

Materialls of Dyers and Painters.

1. For Blacks.
  • GAlls.
  • Copporas.
  • Black of
    • Seacoale.
    • Charcoale.
    • Fuligo.
  • Allerbarke.
  • Symach.
  • Malicorium, &c.
2. For Yellowes.
  • [Page 35]Old Fustick.
  • Weede Woodwaxen, or Greening-weed.
  • Pinke.
  • Masticutt.
  • Woould.
  • Orpement.
3. For Reds.
  • Alchanet.
  • Madder.
  • Brasil.
  • Redwood.
  • Cochinell.
  • Campeigiana.
  • Campeichia.
  • Brasiletto▪
  • Orchall.
  • Arnotto.
  • Flores Carthami.
  • Minium.
  • Cinnabrium.
4. For Blewes.
  • Lapis Lazuli.
  • Ultramarin.
  • Virditer.
  • Woade.
  • [Page 36] Nele.
  • Indico, divers sorts.
  • Logwood.
5. For White.
  • Cerussa.
  • Album.

VII. Mechanick artificiall Works in Car­vings, Turnings, Sowings and Paintings.

  • SEverall Heads cut on Agates.
  • Divers Figures cut on Shells.
  • Variety of Figures cut in crystalls.
  • Divers sorts of Doublets.
  • Divers sorts of Ambers, with
    • Flyes
    • Spiders
      • naturall.
  • A Bird sitting on a pearch naturall.
  • Comelian-cup. Amber-cup, and Amber-bottle, turned. A Crystall bottle.
  • Severall things rarely cut in Corall.
  • Divers sorts of Corall, one with Mosse in it.
  • Divers things cut on Plum-stones.
  • Heliotropian spoone.
  • Many cups of Agates.
  • Cornelian thum-cases of the Turks.
  • [Page 37] Several curious paintings in little forms, very antient.
  • Splene-stones, divers sorts.
  • The Indian lip-stone which they wear the in lip.
  • A little Box with the 12 Apostles in it.
  • A silver Box with 6 divisions.
  • Turkish Alkaron in a silver box.
  • The Roman measure called Ligula.
  • Divers sorts of Purses of Outlandish work in gold and silver.
  • Jupiter, Jo and Mercury wrought in Tent-stitch.
  • Divers sorts of Straw-worke wrought with a needle.
  • Cloath spun of the downe of yellow feathers.
  • Chirurgeons Instruments framed upon the points of needles.
  • Halfe a Hasle-nut with 70 pieces of housholdstuffe in it.
  • A Cherry-stone holding 10 dozen of Tortois-shell [...]combs, made by Edward Gibbons.
  • A nest of 52 wooden-cups turned with­in each other as thin as paper.
  • A Hollow cut in wood, that will fit a round, square and ovall figure.
  • [Page 38] The story of the Prodigall son carved in wood: Antient.
  • Persius and Andromeda carved in an Ivory table.
  • Figures and stories neatly carved up­on Plum-stones, Apricock-stones, Cherry-stones, Peach-stones, &c.
  • A Cherry-stone, upon one side S. Geo: and the Dragon, perfectly cut: and on the other side 88 Emperours faces.
  • The martyrdome of the Bishop of Am­phipolis carved in Alabaster.
  • Severall Landskips, Beasts, Cities, Rocks, naturally wrought in stones.
  • Landskips
  • Stories—
  • Trees—
  • Figures—
    • cut in Paper by some of the Emperours.
  • Divers rare and antient pieces carved in Ivory.
  • Two figures carved in stone by Hans Holben.
  • A large piece of Fortification cut in wood.
  • A Deske of one entire piece of wood rarely carved.
  • A modall of the Tower of Strasburg carved in wood.
  • A rare piece of hollow [...]carved worke in fashion of a Book.
  • [Page 39] A Cherry-stone with a dozen of woo­den-spoons in it.
  • A dozen of silver Spoons in a little box.
  • Flea chains of silver and gold with 300 links a piece and yet but an inch long.
  • A dozen of little Sheers.
  • Little chains of silver, gold, and straws, small as haire.
  • Divers curiosities of turned worke in
    • Amber.
    • Ivory.
  • A little wheele and spindle turned in Amber.
  • A cup turned in a pepper-corne and garnished with Ivory.
  • A set of Chesse [...]men in a pepper-corn turned in Ivory.
  • Divers sorts of Ivory-balls turned one within another, some 6, some 12 folds; very excellent work.
  • Rolls of the Barkes of Trees wherein are graved the China, Arabian, and Ea­stern Languages.
  • Plates engraved in
    • Gold.
    • Silver.
    • Copper.
  • Divers medalls cast off in severall me­talls.
  • A Copper-plate enameled with the sto­ry of the Salutation.
  • [Page 40] Divers rich enamell'd plates of—
    • Gold.
    • Silver.
    • Copper.
    • Brasse.
  • An ancient annointing Box of guilt-brasse.
  • Effigies of divers Personages of honor, note and quality.
  • Severall figures, heads, and essigies cast of in plaister of Paris.
  • Several sorts of imbost Wax-works cu­rious,
  • Phaëton with his Chariot and Horses, excellent wax-works.
  • Divers figures moulded and painted.
  • A glasse-hatt-band spun in fine threds.
  • A glasse-basket full of severall fruits.
  • Back-work wrought upon glasse.
  • Variety of glasse in many curious forms.
  • Backside work acht upon crystall.
  • Two severall modells of the Sepulcher at Jerusalem; one in wood: the other in plaister.
  • Mosaick work of divers sorts.
  • Severall draughts and pieces of paint­ing of sundry excellent Masters
  • A small Landskip drawn by Sir Nath: Bacon.
  • [Page 41] The figure of a Man singing, and a Woman playing on the Lute, in 4o paper; The shadow of the worke being David's Psalmes in Dutch.
  • Prince of Orange's picture shadowed with writing in the afore-recited manner.
  • Old Parre's picture.
  • A Booke of Mr. TRADESCANT'S choicest Flowers and Plants, exquisitely limned in vellum, by Mr. Alex: Marshall.
  • A Book of all the Stories in the glasse-windowes of Sancta Sophia, lim'd in vel­lum by a Jew.
  • Divers sorts of pictures wrought in feathers.
  • A little Box made of straw and silke.
  • Indian books made of Phillyrea.
  • Indian paper made of
    • Grasses.
    • Straw.
    • Rinds of trees.
  • With large margents full of figures and divers colours.
  • Babylonian combs.
  • Severall Indian combs, one of reeds.

VIII. Variety of Rarities.

  • INdian morris-bells of shells and fruits.
  • Indian musicall Instruments.
  • Indian Idol made of Feathers, in shape of a Dog.
  • Indian fiddle.
  • Spanish Timbrell.
  • Instrument which the Indians sound at Sun-rising.
  • Portugall musicall Instrument like a hoop, with divers brasse plates.
  • A choice piece of perspective in a black Ivory case.
  • A Canow & Picture of an Indian with his Bow and Dart, taken 10 leagues at Sea. Ano.—76.
  • A bundle of Tobacco, Amazonian.
  • Birds-nests from China.
  • Indian Conjurers rattle, wherewith he calls up Spirits.
  • Indian Pa God.
  • The Idol Osiris. Anubis, the Sheep, the Beetle, the Dog, which the Aegypti­ans worshipped. Mr. Sandys.
  • A Gamaha with Jesus, Joseph & Mary, in Italian capitall letters.
  • A Gamaha with a Fish in it.
  • [Page 43] A Gamaha of a Deaths-head.
  • A Circumcision-Knife of stone, and the instrument to take up the praeputium of silver.
  • Jewes Philacteries with the Comman­dements, writ in Hebrew.
  • A piece of Stone of Saint John Baptists Tombe.
  • A piece of the Stone of Sarrig [...]-Castle where Hellen of Greece was born.
  • A piece of the Stone of the Oracle of Apollo.
  • A piece of the Stone of Diana's Tomb.
  • An Orange gathered from a Tree that grew over Zebulon's Tombe.
  • Severall sorts of Magnifying glasses: Triangular, Prismes, Cylinders.
  • Antient Iron-Money in crosse-plates, like Anchors, preserved in Pontefract-Castle, Yorke-shire.
  • Severall Assayes of Money.
  • A Brazen-ball to warme the Nunnes hands.
  • A piece of one of the Logges of Bag­mere in Cheshire, neer Breereton.
  • A Trunion of Capt: Dr [...]ke's Ship.
  • Divers sorts of Indian Jakes.
  • Severall sorts of Cymballs.
  • Cassava Bread 2 sorts.
  • The Padre Guardians staffe of Jerusa­lem [Page 44] made of a branch of one of the 70 Palme-Trees of Elam, which he gave to Sir Tho: Roe.
  • A glasse-horne for annointing Kings.
  • 2 Roman Urnes.
  • A Roman sacrificing-earthen-Cup, with the word CAMPANION printed in the bottome.
  • Tarriers of Wood made like our Ty­ring-Irons.
  • Tarriers of Wood like Rolles to set Table-dishes on.
  • Indian Tresles to hang a payr of Skales on, of black varnisht wood.
  • The plyable Mazer wood, being war­med in water will work to any form.
  • Blood that rained in the Isle of Wight, attested by Sir Jo: Oglander.
  • A Hand of Jet usually given to Chil­dren, in Turkey, to preserve them from Witchcraft.

IX. Warlike Instruments.

  • POleaxe with a Pistoll.
  • Poleaxe and Pistoll with a Mill and Crosse-bow in it for either Arrow or Bullet.
  • German Poleaxes.
  • [Page 45] Count Mansfield's Poleaxe, called Pus­sacon.
  • Indian square-pointed Dagger, broad and flat.
  • Japan Sword and Dagger.
  • Moores Daggers, 2 sorts.
  • Severall sorts of Daggers.
  • Javelin-
    • Japan.
    • Turkish.
  • Indian Lance.
  • Molocco Sword.
  • Targets from the East India of—
    • Reeds.
    • Leather.
    • Skins, and
    • Crocodill-skin.
  • Bowes 12.
  • Arrowes 20.
  • Quivers 12.
  • Darts 60.
    • From India, China, Ca­nada, Virginia, Ginny, Turkey, Persia.
  • Drums two sorts; 1. from Ginny of a whole piece of wood; 2d. from India of copper.
  • Targets several sorts, viz:
    • Knights Templers.
    • Britaine, Isidore the Monk.
    • Roman.
    • Japan.
    • Graecian.
    • Roguza.
  • Indian drumming Target.
  • Ginny Drum made of one piece.
  • [Page 46] China Armour.
  • Knife wherewith Hudson was killed in the North-West passage, or Hudson's Bay.
  • Knives from Ginny, 3 sorts.
  • Knives from Muscovy
  • A Damascus knife perfum'd in the cast­ing.
  • Roman Darts headed with copper, taken neer Pontefract, Yorke [...]sh.
  • Moddels for a Cannon, with the appur­tenances.
  • Tamahacks, 6 sorts.
  • Poisoned Creeses, or Daggers,—
    • 2 waved.
    • 2 plain.
  • Iron Manacle taken in the Spanish-Fleet.—88.
  • Sithe—
  • Symiter
  • Steletto
    • from Turkey.
  • Souldiers Coat of Armour.
  • Skaling ladders 6 sorts of wood and ropes, and iron pullies; 2 with joints of wood closed in a staffe.
  • A Sempitan or Trunck wherewith they execute men to death with poysoned Ar­rowes.

X. Garments, Vestures, Habits, Ornaments.

  • AN Arabian vest.
  • A Russian vest.
  • A Portugall habit.
  • A Turkish vest.
  • A Brackmans vest of Leaves of Aloes.
  • A Virginian habit of Beares-skin.
  • A Babylonian vest.
  • A Greinland-habit.
  • A Match-coat from—
    • Virginia of
      • Feathers.
      • Deer-skin.
    • Canada.
  • Match-coat from Greenland of the In­trails of Fishes.
  • Pohatan, King of Virginia's habit all embroidered with shells, or Roanoke.
  • A Match-coat of Virginia made of Ra­coune-skins.
  • Crownes
    • Indian.
    • Amazonian.
  • Swabes suit.
  • Henry the 8 his
    • Stirrups.
    • Haukes-hoods.
    • Gloves.
  • [...][Page 48] Barbary Spurres pointed sharp like a Bodkin.
  • K. great Porter's Boots.
  • Little Ieffreyes Boots.
  • Little Ieffreyes Masking-suit.
  • Boots from
    • Lapland.
    • Greenland.
    • Muscovy.
    • Babylonian.
    • Russian.
    • Persian.
  • Shooes to walk on Snow without sink­ing.
  • Spurres from Turkey.
  • Moores Cap.
  • Chappenes, 20 sorts.
  • Tartarian Whips.
  • Scourges of Sinewes.
  • Disciplines of wire, quilted cotton.
  • A Fryers Discipline with silver rowels.
  • A lacrymaticall Urne for Teares, of glasse.
  • Girdles of the length of the Sepulchre.
  • Nunnes penitentiall Girdles of Haire.
  • Cordilier Girdles of
    • silke.
    • pearle.
    • straw.
    • cotton, curious
    • worke.
  • [Page 49] Jewes girdle and purse.
  • Girdle, Indian.
  • Borâchios for wine.
  • Hat-bands of Porcupine quills beaten flat and dyde.
  • A payre of Scotch gloves wrapt up like a ball.
  • A linnen Shirt woven without either seam or stitch, 2 yards long.
  • A vestall Nunnes head-dresse, of tif­fany curiously crisped.
  • Duke of Muscovy's vest wrought with gold upon the breast and armes.
  • Case of Indian bands and caps made of the rinds of trees.
  • Shirts and smocks, Indian.
  • Turkish shash.
  • Brabant Womans cap and cuffs.
  • Polander Priests cap.
  • Handkerchiffs of severall sorts of ex­cellent needle-work.
  • Edward the Confessors knit gloves.
  • Anne of Bullens Night-vayle embroi­dered with silver.
  • Anne of Bullens silke knit-gloves.
  • Henry 8. hawking-glove, hawks-hood, dogs-coller.
  • Severall sorts of girdles from Ierusa­lem weaved in gold, silver, and silk.
  • A Caule of haire, excellent work.
  • [Page 50] Russia stockens without heels.
  • Hat of very fine straw or bent.
  • A hat-band made of the sting-ray.
  • Bands and cuffs of straw.
  • Indian monteroes.
  • Shooes from
    • Peru.
    • Canada.
    • Mogull.
    • China.
    • Japan.
    • Cormandell.
    • Barbery.
    • Turky.
    • Venice.
    • Rhode.
    • Malta.
    • Greneland.
    • Poland.
    • Portugall.
    • Spaine.
    • Russia shod with Iron.
    • East India.
  • Sandals of wood, from China.
  • Sandals made of twigs.
  • Severall sorts of Sandals.
  • Choppenes for Ladyes from
    • Malta.
    • Venice.
  • Womans breeches from the Abissenes.
  • Divers night-caps made of grasse, from the West Indies.
  • [Page 51] Turkish belt wrought with gold.
  • Rich vest from the great Mogull.
  • Napkins made of the rinds of trees.
  • Variety of Indian Crowns made of di­vers sorts of feathers.
  • Severall attires and ornaments made of most beautifull feathers.
  • A Hat-band of glasse spun into fine threads.
  • Variety of Chains, made of the teeth of Serpents and wilde beasts, which the In­dians weare.
  • Bracelets from Guiny.
  • Bracelets of Indian fruits.
  • Severall steel-chains of curious work, from Spaine.
  • Black Indian girdles made of Wampam peek, the best sort.
  • A Bracelet made of thighes of Indian flyes.
  • Purses of the barks and rindes of trees.
  • A Purse made of a Toad-skin, a hand­full long.
  • Virginian purses imbroidered with Roa­noake.
  • A Coat lyned with Agnus Scythicus.
  • West Indian thred.

X. Utensils.

  • A Roman Lamp.
  • A Lethern Tobacco-pipe.
  • A Ginny Lanthorn.
  • Indian Ladle.
  • Dishes of gourd shells, Indian.
  • Ginny drinking cups made of birch,
  • Indian pillow.
  • Chaffing-dish, gridiron, spits, and to roast egges and apples; all to be done with one fire, and all in a modell of iron.
  • Desk for a book, Rack to hang a cloak on—
    • of carved Whale­bone.
  • Indian cradle.
  • An Indian hollow low stoole.
  • An Indian little round table.
  • China ware, purple and green.
  • Mazer dishes.
  • Indian long pepper-boxes.
  • Cup of hornes.
    • Rhinoceros
    • Unicorn, & Albado's—
  • Divers dishes of mother of pearle.
  • A branched Candlestick turned in I­vory.
  • An Indian dish made of excellent red [Page 53] earth, with a Nest of Snakes in the bot­tome.
  • A casting bottle of marbled-glasse.
  • Variety of China dishes.
  • A Table-cloath of grasse very curi­ously waved.
  • Divers transparent Ivory-cups.
  • Severall cups of Amber turned.
  • Cup made of Albado horn.
  • Skades to slide with.
  • Hamaccoes, five severall sorts.
  • A Portugall-Whisk of haire to beat a­way flyes from horses and camels.
  • Tobacco-pipes, 30 sorts from
    • Brasil.
    • Virginia.
    • China.
    • India.
    • Amazonia.
  • Visnago, a Spanish tooth-picker.
  • Turkish tooth-brush.
  • Gurgolets to poure water into their mouthes without touching it.
  • Baskets to carry those Gurgolets, In­dian.
  • Plates made of Rushes, Ginny.
  • Turks budget.
  • A Turkish Inkhorn.
  • An Italian lock, Custos pudicitiae.
  • [Page 54] An Ʋmbrella.
  • Ventilo's of
    • Palmeto leafe.
    • Turkish feathers.
    • Straw.
    • Leather.
    • Sedge.
  • Indian baskets 20 sorts.
  • German locks 6 sorts
  • Fannes of skins and rushes.
  • Tartarian saddle with stirrups of wood with a hollow wherein he keeps his meat alwayes warm.
  • Divers sorts of Indian weights and skales.
  • Beads strung upon stiffe wyers, and set in four-square f [...]ames wherewith the In­dians cast account.
  • A Turks travelling bucket of leather.
  • An Indian leather-case wrought in gold.
  • Letter-cases made of the rindes of trees and grasses.
  • A copper Letter-case an inch long, taken in the Isle of Ree with a Letter in it, which was swallowed by a Woman, and found.
  • A choice polished steel for a looking-glasse in an Ivory frame, cut in curious figures.
  • [Page 55] Divers sorts of Looking-glasses of se­verall formes.
  • A steel-glasse that showes a long face on one side, and a broad on the other.

XI. Nomismata.

Aurea.
  • Graca. Lysimachus.
  • Britan­nica. Cunobelinus, vid: Cambd: Brit: (Tab: 1. N. 3.
  • Alius, ibid: N. 8.
  • Sex, incerta.
  • Latina. Scipio Africanus.
  • Cicero.
  • Augustus.
  • Nero.
  • Fl: Jul: Constantius.
  • Fl: Valentinianus.
  • Fl: Gratianus.
  • Valentinianus Jun:
  • Fl: Honorius.
  • Arcadius.
  • Justinus.
  • Constans & Constantinus.
  • Justinianus II.
  • Constantinus VIII. & Romanus.
  • [Page 56] Moderna. Sextus V. Pont: Max:
  • Clemens VIII. Pont: Max:
  • Urbanus VIII. Pont: Max:
  • Ferdinandus & Eliz: Hisp:
  • Philippus II. Rex Hisp.
  • Carolus Rex Francorum.
  • Jacobus V. Rex Scotorum.
  • Casimirus Rex Polon:
  • Stephanus Rex Polon:
  • Conradus II. Ro: Rex Dux & Gub: Reip: Gen:
  • Emanuel Filib: Dux Sabaud:
  • Gulielmus Dux Mantuae.
  • Ferdinandus Dux Mant:
  • Ranut Far: Placent: Dux IV.
  • Moneta Provinc: foeder: Belg:
  • Aurea. Westfrisiae.
  • Civitas Metensis.
  • Civitas Campen.
  • Venetian
    • Ducat.
    • half Ducat.
  • Spanish
    • Pistoll.
    • half Pistoll.
  • French
    • Pistoll.
    • half Pistoll.

Nomismata Hebraica.

Argentum.
  • Characteribus Samaritanis signati.
    • Siclus—
    • Hemisiclus-
  • Characteribus Chaldaicis signati.
    • Siclus—
    • Hemisiclus-

Nomismata Graeca.

Argentum.
  • Stater-
    • Alexandri.
    • Athenarum.
    • Ephesiorum.
    • Macedonum.
  • Tridrachma
    • Rhodiornm.
    • Siculorum.
  • Didrachma
    • Tarentinorum.
    • Syracusanorum.
  • [Page 58] Drachma
    • Alexandri.
    • Gaelensinum.
    • Armeniorum.
    • Siriphiorum.
    • Rhegiorum.
    • Massiliensium.
  • Triobolus
    • Actiorum.
    • Apolloniatum.
    • Dyrrachinorum.
    • Rhodinorum.
Aerea.
  • Demetrii.
  • Lysimachi.
  • Athenarum.
  • Panormi.
  • Syracusarum.
  • Rhodi.

Nomismata Romana, secunda Familia.

Argentea.
  • M': AEMILIus LEPidus.
  • M. Aemilius LEPIDVS.
  • M. ANTonius IMP.
  • ANTonius.
  • AVGustus IIIVIR. R. P. C. LEG. IIII.
  • [Page 59] ANT. AVG. IIIVIR. R. P. C. LEG. VI.
  • ANT. AVG. IIIVIR R P. C. LEG XIIII.
  • ANT. AVG. IIIVIR. R. P. C. LEG. XX.
  • M': AQVILlius M. F. M N.
  • M: Aurelius SCAVRus.
  • Augustus CAESAR. IMP. VII.
  • Castor & Pollux equitantes.
  • L. Calphurnius PISO FRVGI.
  • C. CASSIus.
  • L. Cassius LONGINus IIIV.
  • Q. CASSIVS Longinus.
  • Q. Caecilius Mettellus PIus.
  • L. CAESIVS.
  • TI. CLAVDius TI. F. AP. N.
  • P. CLODIVS. M. F.
  • T. CLOVLIus.
  • C. COIL (Coelius) CALDus.
  • M'. CORDIVS RVFVS IIIVIR.
  • CN. Cornelius LENTulus.
  • L. Cornelius SCIP [...]o ASIAticus.
  • CN. DOMITius Ahenobarbus.
  • C. EGNATIVS. CN. F. CN. N.
  • C. FABIus. C. F.
  • N. FABIVS C. F. Pictor.
  • L. FLAMINius CILO.
  • C. FVNDANius Fundulus.
  • C. HOSSIDIus C. F. GETA. IIIVIR.
  • Julius CAESAR. Eliphas
  • Julius CAESAR. Anchises
  • L. Junius BRVTVS.
  • [Page 60] L. MANLIVS PROQ.
  • L. Cornelius SVLLA.
  • L. Marcius PHILIPPVS.
  • L. MEMMius GAL.
  • Q. Minutius THERmus M. F.
  • M. Papirius CARBOnus.
  • M. PLAETORIus CESTianus.
  • Q. POMPEIus Q. F. RVFVS.
  • L. Cornelius SVLLA.
  • C. Porcius CATO. Manii filius.
  • L. RVBRIus Dossenus.
  • L. SCRIBONius LIBO.
  • TI. SEMPRONIVS GRACCVS IIIVIR.
  • C. SER VILIus M. F.
  • C. SERVILIus. C. F.
  • Q. Servilius CAEPIOnus.
  • C. SVLPICIus. C. F.
  • L. THORIVS BALBVS.
  • Q. TITIus.
  • L. TITVRIus SABINus.
  • P. Titurius SABINus.
  • C. VALerius FLACcus.
  • L. VALERIus FLACCus.
  • C. VIBIVS. C. F. PANSA.

Nomismata Imperatorum.

Argentea.
  • C. Julius Caesar.
  • Marcus Antonius.
  • Augustus.
  • Tiberius.
  • Nero Claud: Drusus Germ:
  • Caius.
  • Claudius.
  • Nero.
  • Ser: Galba.
  • M. Otho.
  • A. Vitellius.
  • Vespasianus.
  • Titus.
  • Domitianus.
  • Nerva.
  • Trajanus.
  • Hadrianus.
  • Sabina Hadriani.
  • Antoninus Pius.
  • Faustina Pii:
  • M. Aur: Antoninus.
  • Faustina Marci.
  • Lucilla Veri.
  • L. Ael: Aurel: Commodus.
  • [Page 62] Crispina Commodi.
  • P. Helvius Pertinax.
  • L. Sept: Severus.
  • M. Aurel: Antoninus Caracalla.
  • Caracallae Caput barbatum.
  • P. Septim: Geta.
  • M. Aur: Antoninus Elagabalus.
  • Elagabali Caput barbatum.
  • Julia Maesa.
  • Julia Mamaea.
  • M. Aurel: Sever: Alexander.
  • Maximinus.
  • M. Clod: Pupienus Maximus.
  • M. Ant: Gordianus.
  • M. Jul: Philippus.
  • M. Otacilla Severa Philippi.
  • M. Jul: Philippus. Jun:
  • Q. Trajanus Decius.
  • C. Herennius Etruscus Mes: Dec:
  • C. Vibius Trebonianus Gallus.
  • C. Vibius Volusianus.
  • P. Licinius Valerianus.
  • P. Licinius Gallienus.
  • Cor [...]: Solonina Gallieni.
  • P. Licinius Valerianus.
  • M. Cassius Latienus Postumus.
  • Fl: Julius Constantius.
  • Fl: Julius Constans.
  • Magnentius.
  • Fl: Claud: Julianus.
  • [Page 63] Juliani Caput barbatum.
  • Valentinianus.
  • Fl: Gratianus.
  • Fl: Magnus Maximus.
  • Honorius.
  • Valens.
  • Theodosius.
  • Arcadius.
Aerea.
  • Magnitudo.
  • C. Julius Caesar. 1 & 2.
  • M. Agrippa, Lucii F. 2.
  • Augustus. 1. 2.
  • Tiberius. 1. 2.
  • Germanicus. 2.
  • Agrippina. 1.
  • Caius. 1.
  • Claudius. 1. 2.
  • Nero. 1. 2.
  • Galba. 2.
  • Otho. 1.
  • Vitellius. 1.
  • Vespasianus. 1. 2.
  • Titus. 1. 2.
  • Domitianus. 1. 2.
  • Nerva. 1. 2.
  • Trajanus. 1. 2.
  • [Page 64] Hadrianus. 1. 2.
  • Antoninus Pius. 1. 2.
  • Faustina. 2.
  • M. Aurel: Antoninus. 1. 2.
  • Faustina Marci. 1.
  • L. Aurel: Verus. 1.
  • Lucilla Lucii Veri. 1.
  • L. Ael: Aur: Commodus. 1. 2.
  • Commodi Caput Barbatū. 1.
  • L. Sept: Severus. 1.
  • M. Aur: Ant: Caracalla. 1. 2.
  • Julia Maesa. 1.
  • Julia Mamaea. 1.
  • M. Aur: Sever: Alexander. 1. 2.
  • Maximinus. 1.
  • M. Ant: Gordianus. 1. 2.
  • M. Jul: Philippus. 1. 2.
  • M. Octacilla Sev: Philippa. 1. 2.
  • M. Jul: Philippus Jun: 1. 2.
  • Q. Trajanus Decius. 1.
  • Barbia Orbiana Decii. 2.
  • Vibius Trebonianus Gallus. 2.
  • P. Licinius Gallienus. 2.
  • P. Lic: Corn: Saloninus Valerianus. 2.
  • M. Cass: Lat: Posthumus. 3.
  • M. Aur: Victorinus. 3.
  • P. Pives: Tetricus. 3.
  • [Page 65] C. Pives: Tetricus. 3.
  • M. Aurel: Claudius. 2.
  • L. Domitius Aurelianꝰ. 2.
  • M. Claud: Tacitus. 2.
  • M. Annius Florianus. 2.
  • M. Aurel: Probus. 2.
  • Probi caput barbatum. 2.
  • C. Valer: Dioclesianus. 2, & 3.
  • Carausius. 2.
  • Allectus. 2.
  • M. Aur: Valer: Maximianus. 2. 3.
  • Fl: Valer: Constantius. 2. 3.
  • Fl: Jul: Helena. 3.
  • C. Gal: Val: Maximianus. 3.
  • C. Gal: Val. Maximinus. 3.
  • Fl: Valer: Constantinus. 2. 3.
  • Fl: Max: Fausta. 3.
  • Fl: Jul: Crispus. 3.
  • M. Aur: Val: Maxentius. 3.
  • C. Val: Licinianus Licinius. 2. 3.
  • Licinius Junior. 3.
  • Fl: Claud: Constantinus Jun: 3.
  • Fl: Julius Constans. 2. 3.
  • Fl: Julius Constantius. 2. 3.
  • Magnentius. 2. 3.
  • Decentius. 2.
  • Fl: Valentinianus. 3.
  • Fl: Gratianus. 3.
  • Valentinianns II. 3.
  • [Page 66] Honorius. 3.
  • Valens. 3.
  • Theodosius. 2.
  • Tiberius Mauritius. 1.
  • Justinianus II. 1.
  • Leontius.
  • Michael. vide Strada, fol. 319. 2.
  • Constantius XI. ib. fol. 322. 2.
Argentea quaedam inserenda.
  • L. Aurelius Verus.
  • M. Opel: Macrinus.
  • Julia Scemias.
  • Heren: Etruscilla Volusiani.

XIV. Medalls.

Gold.
  • Pope Sixtus V.
  • Pope Clement VIII.
  • Pope Uurban VIII.
  • Elizabeth the Daughter of An­drew King of Poland.
  • Upon the Coronation of King CHARLES in Scotland.
Silver.
  • [Page 67]Moses.
  • David & Bathsheba.
  • Lot & his 2 daughters.
  • Priam.
  • Hellen.
  • Pallas.
  • Alexander.
  • Mithridates.
  • Camillus Dictator.
  • Lucretia.
  • Artimesia.
  • Dido.
  • Julius Caesar.
  • Herod and Josias King of Juda.
  • Pope Clement VIII.
  • Pope Urban VIII.
  • Maximilianus Magnanimus.
  • Mary daughter and heire of Charles Duke of Burgundy.
  • Rodolphus II. Emperour of Germ:
  • Matthias and Maximilian-
    • Archdukes of Austria.
  • Ferdinand II. upon his Corona­tion.
  • The Effigies of eleven of the Au­strian family.
  • [Page 68] All the Armes of the Empire up­on a Peacocks tayle.
  • JAMES King of England, &c.
  • Queen ANNE.
    • King JAMES.
    • Queen ANNE.
    • Prince HENRY.
  • King CHARLES.
    • King CHARLES and
    • Queen MARY.
  • Ʋpon King CHARLES his Co­ronation at Westminster.
  • Ʋpon the Isle of Ree Voyage.
  • Ʋpon His Coronation in Scot­land.
  • Ʋpon Prince CHARLES his Birth.
  • Ʋpon JAMES Duke of Yorke his Birth.
  • Prince CHARLES.
  • Philip the II. K. of Spaine, 1557.
  • Philip the II. and
  • Anne his Wife.
  • Lewis XIII. King of France.
  • Queen Mother.
  • John II. King of Sweden.
  • Gustavus Adolphus King of Sw:
  • Gustavus Adolphus, and
  • Maria and Elianora.
  • Ʋpon Gustavus his death.
  • [Page 69] Christina Queen of Sweden.
  • Christian IV. King of Denmarke.
  • Maximilian King of Bohemia and Hungaria, 1563.
  • Ignatius Loyal [...].
  • Cardinall Richlieu.
  • Frederick Henry Prince of O­range, 1625.
  • Maurice Pr: of Orange, 1632.
  • John Frederick Duke of Saxony.
  • Ernestus Count Mansfield.
  • Albertus Durer. 1514.
  • Lawren: Staberus Orator, 1536.
  • John a Leyden.
  • Pomponius Bellieuraeus, 1598.
  • Ʋpon the Comet, 1618. 19. Nov. A Lady suckling her Father in Prison.
Copper and Lead.
  • Aeneas.
  • Alcibiades.
  • Conon.
  • Mithridates.
  • Solon.
  • Themistocles.
  • Timotheus.
  • Hanniball.
  • Scipio.
  • [Page 70] Brutus.
  • Camillus Dict:
  • C. Marius.
  • Charles the great.
  • Charles the V. 1521.
  • Pope Julius II.
  • Pope Sixtus V.
  • Philip II. King of Spaine, 1588.
  • Philip the IV.
  • Henry IV. King of France.
  • Henry IV. and Maria Augusta.
  • Maria Aug: Gall: and Navar: Regin:
  • Lewis XI. King of France.
  • Lewis XIII.
  • Leopold Atchduke of Austria.
  • Mar: Magdalena Archdutchesse of Austria.
  • Maria Austria.
  • Gabriel King of Hungaria.
  • Elizabeth Queen of Hungaria.
  • Cardinall Granvelanus.
  • Charles Duke of Burgundy, 1467.
  • Frederick Count Pallatine.
  • Marcus Antonius Memmo, Duke of Venice.
  • Frederick Gonzaga Duke of Mantua.
  • [Page 71] Lotharing: Archiep: Treverien­sis.
  • Antonius Perrenot Archiep:
  • Mechlin:
  • Franciscus Medicis.
  • Ni: Brulartus a Sillery Franc: & Navar: Canc:
  • Antonius B. de Burgundia.
  • Albertus Durer:
  • Lodovicus Ariost: Poet:
  • Michael Angelus.
  • Andreas Doria.
  • George Tetzel.
  • Joan Baptista Houwart.
  • Joan Riette.
  • Stephanus de Witt.
  • Antonius van Rossendael, 1632.
  • In memory of the Jubile at Fran­cof: 1617.
  • Strasburg, 1628.
  • In memory of 1588.
  • Ʋpon the Synod of Dort.
  • Divers old Saxon Coynes.
  • Severall old English, or Ester­ling pieces of Money.
Severall sorts of Moderne Moneyes from most Countreys in Europe, As also from.
  • [Page 72]India.
  • Bengalla.
  • Pegu.
  • Lira.
  • Turkey
    • Aspers.
    • Shehees.
  • 200 severall sorts of Dollers.
Moneyes from beleagured Cities, &c. viz:
  • Breda, 1625.
  • Bruxells.
  • Bergen up Zoon.
  • Pomfract.
  • Newarke
    • 1645.
    • 1646.
  • and divers other places.

XV. CATALOGUS Plantarum in Horto [...] Johannis Tredescanti, nascentium.

  • ABelmosch Aegyptiorum s: alcea.
  • The yellow Marsh Mallow.
  • Abies
    • Mas.
    • Foemi­na.
      • The
        • Male
        • Female
          • Firre tree.
  • Abrotanum
    • Mas. Southern wood.
    • Foemina. Chamae Cyparis­sus. Lavender Cotton.
    • Unguentare.
    • Silvestre. Common Sou­thern wood.
    • Indorum. Ʋnsavory Sou­thern wood.
    • Arborescens. Tree Southern wood.
    • Marinum. Romane Worm­wood.
  • [Page 74] Absin­thium—
    • Romanum tennisolum. Roman Wormwood with fine leaves.
    • Marinum, sc. Serephium. Sea-Wormwood.
    • Marinū folio Lavendulae. Sea-wormewood with Lavender-leaves.
    • Vulgare. Common Wormwood.
    • Umbellatum Clusii. Clusius his white Wormwood.
    • Tridentinum Lobeli, his Au­strian wormwood.
  • Acacia. The binding Bean-tree.
  • Acacia Indica.
  • Acanthus
    • Sylvestris. The wilde Beares breech.
    • Sativus, scil. Branca Ursi­na. The manured Beares breech.
    • Aculeatus. Prickly Beares breech.
  • Acer
    • Majus Latifolium, sive Pseudo­platanus. The great Maple or Cycamore tree.
    • Minus vulgare. The cōmon Maple tree.
    • Virginianum Tradescanti. Tra­descant's Virginian Maple.
    • Virginianum alterum, his other Virginian Maple.
  • [Page 75] Acetosa
    • Hispanica major, great Spanish Sorrell.
    • Franca rotundifol: lobel: round-leafed Sorrell.
    • Indica, seu vescicaria; Indian or American Sorrell.
    • Vulgare, common Sorrell.
    • Minima, sive Oxalis minima; Sheeps Sorrell.
  • Acinos Anglica, our English wild Basil.
  • Aconitum
    • Hyemale, Winter Wolfes-bane.
    • Salutiferum, sive Anthora, wholsome Helmet flowre.
    • Luteum ponticum majus, the greater yellow Wolfes-bane.
    • Luteum ponticum minus, the lesser yellow Wolfes-bane.
    • Caeruleum, sc. Napellus, blew Helmet flowre.
    • Baccife ū, sive Christopho­riana; herb Christopher.
    • Americanum racemosum fructu albo; Indian bran­ched Wolfes-bane with white fruit.
    • Flore Delphinii, Wolfes-bane with Larkes-heele-flowers.
  • [Page 76] Acorus
    • verus, sive calamus aromaticus officinarum; sweet smelling flagge.
    • palustris; yellow water-flagge, or Flore de Luce.
  • Ageratum flore luteo; yellow Maud­line.
  • Agnus castus vitex; the Chast tree.
  • Agrimonia, Agrimony.
  • Alaternus; ever-green Privet.
  • Alcea
    • Veneta; Venice Mallow.
    • vulgaris; Vervine Mallow.
  • Alchimilla, pes Leonis; Ladies Mantle.
  • Alkekengi, Winter-cherries.
  • Alliaria, sauce alone, Jack by the hedge.
  • Allioporrum, sive Scorodoprasson; or great Turkey Garlick.
  • Allium
    • Sativum, Garlick.
    • Latifolium, ursinum, Ramsous.
    • Silvestre tenuifolium, Crow-Garlick.
    • majus Scorodoprasson; great Turkey Garlick.
  • Aloe Hispanica, Aloes of Spaine.
  • Alopecuros
    • maxima Anglica, greatest English Fox-taile grasse.
    • minima, least Fox-taile-grasse.
    • spica aspera.
  • [Page 77] Alsine
    • baccifera, berry-bearing Chick­weed.
    • baccifera re [...]s, Clusii. Cacu­balum Pli [...]. great spreading Chickweed.
    • maxima, greatest Chickweed.
    • major, great Chickweed.
    • hederacea, Ivy Chickweed.
    • foliis veronicae, speedwell Chick­weed.
    • aquatica major, great Water-Chickweed.
    • hirsuta Myosotis. Ad: Mous­eare Chickweed.
  • Althaea
    • vulgaris, common Marsh Mal­lowes.
    • arborea flore Purpureo, purple tree Mallow.
    • arborea flore albo, fundo Pur­pureo, montis Olbiae.
    • montis Olbi, Morini.
  • Alyssum
    • Dioscoridis, Madwort of Dios­corides.
    • Clusii, Galeni; Galens Mad­wort according to Clusius.
  • Amaranthus purpureus major paniculis sparsis; great Floramour or purple flowre gentle.
  • [Page 78] Amaracock, sive Clematis Virginiana; the Virgnian [...]lymer, or Pas­sio [...] [...]lowre.
  • Ama­ranthus
    • major purpureus; great purple Flowre gentle.
    • purpureus minor elegans; neat lesser purple Flowre gentle.
    • tricolor; spotted or variable Flowre gentle.
    • purpureus major paniculis sparsis, great Flowre Ar­mour, or purple Flowre-gentle.
    • viridis Novae Angliae; green Flowre gentle from New-England.
    • holosericus; crimson velvet-Flowre gentle.
    • cristatus.
  • Amelanchier Lobeli; French hony sweet wort.
  • Ammi vulgare, Dod: Bishops weed.
  • Amomum Plinii, Pseudocapsicum Do­donai; Winter Cherry-tree.
  • Amygdalus; the Almond-tree.
  • Anagallis
    • tenuifolia flore caeruleo.
    • Monelli, Narrow-leafed Pimpernell with blew flowres.
    • flore caeruleo mai: Monelli [Page 79] mas flore Phoeniceo; male red Pimpernell.
    • foemina flore caeruleo; fe­male blew Pimpernell.
    • flore Luteo; yellow flowre Pimpernell.
    • aquatica vulgaris, sive Be­cabunga; Water Pim­pernell, or Brooklyme.
    • aquatica, sive Becabunga major; the greater Brook­lyme.
  • Anagyris foetida; stinking beane Tree-foile.
  • Andro­saemon
    • sive Climenum Italorū; Tut­san or Park-leaves.
    • magnum; Tutsan, or great St. Johns wort.
  • Anemone
    • latifolia pavot▪ ma: flore pleno; great double O­range tawny Anemone, with broad leaves.
    • latif: Chalcedonica flo: ple­no; double Orange taw­ney Anemone of Constan­tinople, or Spanish Ma­rigold.
    • [Page 80] Anemones
      • violet, peach, Encarnadine, white, ama­ranth.
    • latif: Rosea flore pleno; double Rose-coloured A­nemone with broad leaves.
    • latif: albicans flo: pleno; double pale blush Ane­mone with broad leaves.
    • latif: coccinea flo: pleno; double scarlet Anemone with broad leaves.
    • latif: potorine flo: pleno.
    • latif: Cyparissa flo: pleno. double Anemone of Cy­prus.
    • latif: Constantinopol: [...]lo: ple: double broad leaved Anemone from Constanti­nople.
    • lacifolia alia diversae spe­cies; divers other sorts of Anemone's with broad leaues.
    • tenuifolia [...]ubro flore ple­no; double red Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: albo flo: plen: double white Anemone with thin leaves.
    • [Page 81] tenuif: albo di [...]ut: flore pleno; double white mingled Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: mutabilis flore pleno; double changeable Anemone with thin flowers.
    • tenuif: viridis flo: pleno; double greenish Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: carnea viva: flore pl: double carnation Anemone.
    • tenuif: scarlata flo: pleno.
    • tenuif: Pink colour, flore pleno.
    • tenuif: pl: Coma-amaranthina; double purple velvet Anemone and striped.
    • tenuif: flore ple: Rosea; double Rose-coloured Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: flore pleno variegata; double party-coloured Anemo­ne with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: flore pleno purpureo; double purple Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: flore pleno purpureo dilutior; double purple mixed Anemone with thin leaves.
    • tenuif: flo: simplici, Brancion.
  • [Page 82] Anemone flore simp: diversae species; divers sorts of single Anemones.
  • Anethum vulgaris; Dill or Anet.
  • Angelica
    • sativa, garden Angelica.
    • silvestris, wilde Angelica.
  • Anisum, Anise.
  • Anonis
    • spinosa, Rest harrow. vide O­nonis.
    • non spinosa, Rest harrow with­out pricks.
  • Anthyllis
    • leguminosa flo: luteo, Kid­ney Vetch, with yellow flowres.
    • leguminosa flore rubro Hi­spanica, Kidney Vetch of Spaine with red flowres.
    • leguminosa erecta flo: ru­bro, upright Kidney Vetch with red flowres.
    • legum: Zilondica ma:
    • Lentifolia, Kidny Vetch with Lentill leaves.
  • Antirrhinū
    • majus flore albo, greater Snapdragon with white flowres.
    • majus flore rubro, greater Snapdragon with red flowres.
    • [Page 83] majus flore rubello, scarlet or light red Snapdragon.
    • medium Hispanicu [...] flore albo, middle white-flowred Snapdragon of Spaine.
    • vulg: i▪ Math. medium flore purpureo, middle Snap­dragon with purple flowres.
    • minimum, the least Snap­dragon.
    • medium flore incarnato, middle incarnadine Snap­dragon.
    • minus flore variegato, small party-coloured Snapdragon.
    • minus flore albo, small white Snapdragon.
  • Apacha, yellow wilde Vetch.
  • Apios. vide Lathyrus.
  • Apium
    • hortense, garden-Parsley.
    • ampl: & angustifolio, large narrow-leafed Parsley.
    • crispum, curled Parsley.
    • Virginianum, Virginia Parsley.
    • silvestre, sive th [...]sselinum, wilde Parsley.
    • selinum Venetorum, Venetian Parsley.
    • perfoliatū seu Smirnium Cre­ticum, thorow-leafed Parsley of Candy.
  • [Page 84] Apium sive Paludapium, Smallage.
  • Apocynum
    • Americanum, American Dogs bame.
    • alterum.
  • Aquilegia
    • Virginiana, Virginian Co­lumbine.
    • variegata albo & purpu­reo, striped Columbine white and purple.
    • variegata albo & rubro, party-coloured Columbine white and red.
    • rosea variegata variabilis, Rose Columbine.
    • roseo flore multiplici vari­orum colorum, double Rose Columbine in severall co­lours.
    • vulg: diversorum colorum, ordinary single Columbines of divers colours.
  • Arabis sive Draba, Arabian Mustard.
  • Aracus
    • Baeticus, the Spanish chichling Peas.
    • clematites, the running wilde chichling Peas.
  • [Page 85] Arbor
    • vitae vel Thuyae, Tree of life.
    • Judae flore rubro, Judas tree with red flowres.
  • Herba
    • sensitiva elegantissima, the sen­sitive plant.
    • sensitiva humilis, from Barba­dos, the low sensitive shrub.
  • Arbutus, sive Virido, the Strawberry-tree.
  • Argemone
    • capitulo rotundiore, round-headed Bastard with Pop­pie.
    • capitulo longiore, long-hea­ded Bastard with Poppie.
  • Argentina sive Potentilla, Silver weed, wilde Tansey.
  • Aristolochia
    • clematitis, the running-rooted Birthwort.
    • rotunda radice, round rooted Birthwort.
    • longa, long rooted Birth­wort.
  • Armeria
    • holoserica, crimson Sweet-Williams.
    • flore pleno, double flowred Sweet Williams.
    • flo: simpl: magna diversitas, great variety of Sweet Wil­liams with single flowres.
    • sylvestris, Deptford Pinke.
  • [Page 86] Artemisia vulgaris, common Mugwort.
  • Arum
    • vulgare, Wake Robin, Cuckow-pintle.
    • maculis nigris, blacke spotted Wake Robin, Priests-pintle.
    • majus.
    • foliis laciniatis, seu Dracuntiū, striatum album elegans, Mo­rini.
  • Arisarum.
  • Arundo
    • Hispanica, seu [...], Spanish Reed, or Cane.
    • Indica [...]oliis striatis, Mori [...]:
  • Asarum vulgare, common Asarabacca.
  • Ascyrum vulgare, ordinary St. Peters Wort.
  • Asclepias
    • flore albo, white flowred Swallowort.
    • flore nigro, Swallowort with black flowres.
  • Asparagus sativus, Garden Asparagus.
  • Asperula
    • flore albo, white Woodroof.
    • flore caeruleo, blew Woodroof.
  • Asphode­lus
    • minor, Clus [...]i' his small As­phodill.
    • Lusetanicus, Portugall As­phodill.
    • Indicus nondum descriptus, Morini.
  • [Page 87] Asplenium, Ceterach, Spleen wort.
  • Asplenii & Polytrici, species quinque, Morini.
  • Aster
    • Italorum, Italian Starwort.
    • Virginianus fructicosus, Ger: emasc:
    • fructicosus, Ger: ema: preco­cior.
    • caeruleus serotinus fructicans.
  • Astragulus
    • Baeticus, Clusii his Spanish milke Vetch.
    • Marinus, Sea Spanish milke Vetch
  • Atractylis, Distaffe Thistle.
  • Atri­plex
    • baccifera
      • major, greater Ar­rache.
      • minor, lesser Ar­rache.
    • sativa alba, manured white Ar­rache.
    • sativa rubra, manured red Ar­rache.
    • olida, stinking Arrache, Notch­weed or Vulvaria.
  • Atriplicis varietates, severall sorts of Arrache.
  • Avellanae diver [...]itates, variety of Fil­beards and Nuts.
  • Avena nuda, naked Oates.
  • [Page 88] Auricula ursi
    • flore albo, white coloured Bears eares.
    • flore luteo maximo, greatest yellow Beares eares.
    • folio glabro, smooth leafed Beares eares.
    • flore luteo medio, middle yellow Bears eares.
    • albo & rubro variegata, striped white and red Bears eares.
    • albo & purpureo variegata, party coloured white and purple Bears eares.
    • flore holoserico, crimson-velvet Beares eares.
    • flore rubro, red Bears ears.
    • flore violacco, violet-colou­red Beares eares.
    • flore fusco, Hare-coloured Bears eares.
    • Holoserica, Potrine, silken Beares eares.
    • altera Potrine.
    • maxima Tradescanti flore obsoleto, Tradescant his greatest blush Beares ears.
    • diversae species, several sorts of Bears ears.
  • Azadorach, the Bead tree.
B.
  • [Page 89]BAccharis Monspeliensium, French-Bacchar. Gerards Plowmans Spick­nard.
  • Balaustium, sc: Malus Punica, Pomegra­nat tree.
  • Ballote, sc: Marrubium nigrum [...]aeti­dum, stinking black Horehound.
  • Balsamina
    • cacumerina.
    • Balsam Apple, Apple of Jerusalem.
  • Balsamum Alpinum, Ges: Camer: Sweet Mountaine Rose.
  • Barba Jovis, frutex, the silver bush.
  • Barba Hirci, sc: Tragapogon, Goates-Beard.
  • Bardana
    • major, the greater Burdock.
    • minor vel Arctium, the lesser Burdock.
  • Battatos, Potatoes.
  • Behen
    • album, white spatling Poppy.
    • rubrum, red spatling Poppy.
  • Bellis
    • major campestris, Great field-Dasie.
    • major Americana umbellata, Great tufted American Dasie.
    • hortensis flore rubro variegata, red garden striped Dasie.
    • [Page 90] hortensis flore albo pleno, white garden Dasie with a double flowre.
    • hortensis flore albo prolifera, white garden childing Dasie.
    • hortensis flore varia prolifera, changeable Dasie.
    • flore rubro fistuloso.
    • flore car: blush coloured Dasies:
  • Bellidis minoris magna diversitas, great variety of lesser Dasies.
  • Belvidere Italis, sc: Linaria magna Sco­poria, Broom Toadflax.
  • Berberis fructu rub: red Berberies.
  • Beta
    • [...]ubra sativa, garden red Beets.
    • viridis vulgatior, common green Beet.
    • rubra Romana, vel rubra rapae radice, red Roman Beets.
    • alba major platiculis, greater white flat stalked Beet.
    • spinosa Cretica, prickly Beets of Candy.
  • Betonica
    • major Da [...]iae, broad-leafed Betony of Denmarke.
    • vulgaris sive minor flo: pur­pureo, common wood Betony.
    • aquatica, water Betony.
  • Betula, the Birch tree.
  • Betulus, the Hornbean tree.
  • [Page 91] Bifolium sive Ophris, Bifole or Twa­blade.
  • Bistorta, Snakeweed.
  • Blataria
    • flore luteo, yellow flowred Moth Mullein.
    • flore albo, Moth Mullein with white flowres.
    • ma: exautica flo: absoleto, Moth Mullein &c.
    • flore purpureo, purple Moth Mullein.
    • flore caeruseo minima, the least blew flowred Moth Mullein.
    • major flo: luteo, great Moth Mullein.
    • maxima oderata flo: luteo, great sweet yellow Moth Mullein.
  • Blitum
    • album [...] sylvestre minus, small wilde white Blite.
    • rubrum sylv: minus, small wild red Blite.
    • Polyspermon, wilde Blite with much seed.
    • majus albo, great white Blite.
  • Bolbonach▪ sive Viola lunaris, the white sattin flowre.
  • Bonus Henricus, common or English Mercury.
  • [Page 92] Borago
    • flore caeruleo & flore albo, blew and white Borage.
    • foliis variegatis, Borage with various leaves.
    • semper vivens, ever-living Borage.
    • minima semper vivens, seu symphitum minus, the least ever living Borage.
    • flore caeruleo minima, smallest Borage.
  • Botrys Mexicano, the Mexican Oake of Jerusalem.
  • Brassica
    • sylvestris, wilde Coleworts.
    • marina latifolia, broad-leafed sea Colewort.
    • perfoliata, thorow-leafed Cole wort.
    • foliis crispis, Colewort with curled leaves.
    • striata, ridged or [...]urrowed Colewort.
    • Hispanica, Spanish Colewort.
    • Sabaudica, varietas, Savoy Cabages.
  • Bryonia
    • alba, white Briony.
    • nigra, black Briony.
  • Buglosū
    • sativum, garden Buglosse.
    • luteum, Ger: lang de Beef.
    • sylvestre, wilde Buglosse.
  • [Page 93] Bugula
    • vulg: [...]lo: caeruleo, ordinary blew flowred Bugle.
    • flore albo, Bugle with a white flowre.
    • flore carneo, Bugle with blush-coloured flowres.
  • Bulbocasta­num—
    • majus, great earth Ches­ [...]nut.
    • minus vulgare, lesser earth Chesnut.
  • Buphthalmium verum Delacamp: vel Chrysanthemū Valentinum Clu­sii, true Oxeye, or Clusius his Spa­nish Corne Marigold.
  • Bursa pastoris
    • major vulgaris, common Shep­herds purse.
    • minor, small Shepherds purse.
  • Buxus
    • major, great Box.
    • minor, small Box.
    • auratus, gilded Box.
    • auratus alter foliis minoribus, another sort of gilded Box with small leaves.
C.
  • [Page 94]CAbbage tree from Barbados.
  • Cacalia. Colts foot.
  • Cachrys vera, sc: libanotis Ferulae fo­lio, Fennel leafed herb Frankin-sence.
  • Calamin­tha
    • montana praestantior, great mountaine Calamint.
    • montana pul [...]gii odore, field Calamint.
    • aquatica, water Calamint.
  • Calamagrostis, Sheergras.
  • Calceolus Mariae, Ladyes slipper.
  • Calendula
    • max: flore pleno, greatest double Marigolds.
    • maxim: prolifera, greatest fruitfull Marigold.
    • maxim: flo: luteo, greatest yellow Marigold.
  • Caltha palustris, flore pleno, double Marsh Marigold.
  • Camelina, Treacle Wormeseed.
  • Campanu­la
    • lactescens Persici folia flo: caeruleo, blew peach-leafed flowre.
    • lactescens Pers: flore albo white peached leafed Bel­flowre.
    • [Page 95] minor rotundifolio, small Belflowre.
    • lact: minor sive rapuncules.
  • Canabis
    • sativa, sown Hemp.
    • spuria elegans, the fine bastard Hemp.
    • aquat: water Hemp.
  • Canna
    • Indica flore rubro, red flowred Indian Cane.
    • Indica flore luteo, yellow Indi­an Cane.
  • Capillus veneris, common Maidenhaire▪
  • Capparis.
  • Cap [...]ifoliū
    • Germanicum flore rubro serotinum, the German red inde [...]ted Honisuckle.
    • Italicum perfoliatum prae­cox. double Italian early ripe Honisckle.
    • vulgare, ordinary Woodbine.
    • Virginianum arbor, Virgi­nian Woodbine-tree.
    • surrectum fructu rubro, red upright Honisuckle.
  • Capsicum Indicum, Ginny paper.
  • Capsicum rotundum surrectum, Mo­rini.
  • Capsicum alterum, Morini.
  • Cardamine flore pleno, double Ladyes-smock.
  • [Page 96] Cardamine
    • trifolia, three-leafed Lady-smock.
    • minus sive Sium minus im­patiens, impatient Ladyes smock.
    • vulgare, common Ladyes-smock.
  • Cardiaca, Motherwort.
  • Carduorum diversae species, divers other sorts of Thistles.
  • Carduꝰ
    • lacteus S. Mariae, Lady Thistle.
    • Globosus, spherocephalus, ma: perrennis, Globe Thistle.
    • Stellatus, Starre Thistle.
    • Benedictus, blessed Thistle.
    • Moschatus, Moske Thistle.
    • Solstitialis, Saint Barnabies Thistle.
    • Lanceatus, speare Thistle.
    • vulgaris, way Thistle.
  • Carlina major, seu Chamaelion album, greater Carline Thistle.
  • Carob from Barbados.
  • Carum flore albo, white-flowred Cara­wayes.
  • Caryophil­lata
    • montana, Clusii. his red mountain Avens.
    • vulgaris, common Avens, herb Bennet.
  • [Page 97] Caryophil­lorum
    • hortensium flore pleno va­rio in colore differ: double Carnations or Gilliflowers of various colours.
    • flore simplici vario in colo­re different: single Carna­tions or Gilliflowers of se­verall colours.
    • elegantium magna varie­tas, severall sorts of great dainty Gilliflowers or Car­nations.
  • Caryophillus
    • marinus mi: small Thrift, or Sea-Gilliflower.
    • globosus latifolius, Globe Gilliflower with broad leaves.
  • Castanea
    • equina, horse Chesnut-tree.
    • vulgaris, Chesnut-tree.
  • Catanance, crimson grasse Fetch.
  • Caucalis
    • major, great rough wilde Parsley.
    • peucedani, fol: Hogs Parsley.
  • Cauda Equina, Horse-taile.
  • Cauda Muris, Mouse-taile.
  • Celastrus, Alaternus, ever-green Privet.
  • Centaurium
    • luteum perfoliatum, yel­low Centory.
    • vulgare, common Cen­tory.
  • [Page 98] Gentauriū
    • minus vulgare, little com­mon Centory.
    • majus fol: Helenii. course great Centory.
    • majus flore luteo, great yel­low Centory.
    • alterum Clusii, Olusius his Centory.
  • Coepea Lobel [...], Lobel's Orpine.
  • Coerasus
    • flore ple [...]o, double flowred Cherry.
    • Ramosus seu Padus Theoph: the clustred Cherry.
  • Caerasorum diversae species, diverse kindes of Cherries.
  • Cerefolium, common Chervill.
  • Cerinthe
    • flore luteo, yellow Honey­wort.
    • flore rubro, white Honey­wort.
    • flore variegato, striped Ho­neywort.
  • Ceterach, Asplenium, Spleen-wort.
  • Chamaecistus flo: luteo, Dwarfe-Cistus, or little Sunflower.
  • Chamaecerasus, Dwarfe-Cherry.
  • Chamaedrys
    • sylvestris, sc: Tencrium, wilde Germander.
    • laciniata, Germander with fine cut leaves.
  • [Page 99] Chamaeirides variae, severall Dwar [...]e-Flowerdeluces.
  • Chamaeiris Constantinopolitana. Mor.
  • Chamelaea tricoccos, Widow waile.
  • Chamae­melum
    • flore pleno, double flowred Camomill.
    • flore simplici, single flowred Camomill.
  • Chamaenerium, Rosebay Willow.
  • Chamaepytis, Groundpine.
  • Cheledo­nium
    • majus laciniatum, great fine cut Celandine.
    • mas vulgare, common male Calendine.
    • minus, Pilewo [...]t.
    • majus fol: quernis, great oake-leafed Celandine.
  • Condrilla
    • Gum Succory.
    • purpurea, Purple Gum-Suc­cory.
  • Christophoriana, herb Christopher.
  • Christopho­riana fructu
    • albo
    • rubro
      • Morini.
  • Chrysanthemum
    • Creticum, Candy corn Marygold.
    • segetum, bellidis [...]ol: Dasie-leafed corne Marygold.
  • Cichoreum
    • flore albo, white Succory.
    • sativum, garden Succory.
  • [Page 100] Cichoreum sylv: flo: caeruleo, wilde blew Succory.
  • Cicuta vulgaris, common Hemlock.
  • Cinara sylvestris Baetica, Spanish wilde Artichock.
  • Circaea
    • lutetiana major, the greater In­chanters Nightshade.
    • lutetiana minor, small Inchan­ters Nightshade.
  • Cirsium Anglicanum, single-headed Thistle.
  • Cistus
    • mas prima Clusii, male Cistus or Holyrose.
    • foemina Rosmarini folio, Rose­mary-leafed Cistus.
    • ledon flore albo, white-gum Cistus or sweet Holyrose.
    • flore albo alter, another white Cistus.
    • foliis Crispis, Cistus with cris­ped leaves.
    • ledon primum Clusii, sweet bearing Cistus.
    • ledon latif: secundum Clusii, sweet Cistus with black poplar leaves.
    • ledon quartum Clusii, sweet gumme Cistus with hoary-leaves.
    • [Page 101] ledon septimum Clusii, sweet Cistus with hoary rough or Rosemary leaves.
    • Halami folio, Sea-Purslan lea­fed Cistus.
    • quintus Clusii, Cistus with the smaller Olive leaves.
  • Clematis
    • peregrina flo: pleno atro­purpureo, double purple Ladyes Bower.
    • peregrina flore purpureo, purple Ladyes Bower.
    • Daphnoides ma: flo: viola­ceo, great violet-colour Periwincle.
    • Daphn: minor flore albo simplici, little white Peri­wincle.
    • Daphn: minor flore viola­ceo simpl [...] little single vio­let coloured Periwincle.
    • Daph: minor flore purpu­reo pleno, little purple double Periwincle.
    • Panonica caeruleo, secunda Clusii, the greater Hun­garian Climer, with blew flower.
    • Virginiana, Virginian La­dyes Bower.
  • [Page 102] Clematis sylvestris, i. Viorna, Travellers Joy.
  • Clinopodium vulg: wilde Basil.
  • Cochlearia
    • Batavorum, or Sea Scurvi­grasse.
    • Vulgaris, longo & sinuato folio, common Scurvi­grasse.
    • montana Anglica, English mountain Scurvigrasse.
    • Borealis folio ampliss:
  • Coggigria, sive Cotinus Coria, Plinii, Venice Sumacke.
  • Colchicum
    • autumnale flo: simplice al­bo, white Saffron of Au­tumne with single flower.
    • autumnale flore simplice purpureo, purple Saffron of Autumne with single flower.
    • purpureum flore pleno am­plo Autum: large double purple Saffron of Au­tumne.
    • Autumnale flore pleno va­riegato amplo, large dou­ble party-coloured Saf­fron of Autumne.
    • [Page 103] Autumnale flore atropur­pureo, darke purple mea­dow Saffron of Autumne.
    • Vernum, meadow Saffron of the Spring.
    • fritillariae facie, chequered meadow Saffron.
    • Bizantinum, meadow Saf­fron of Constantinople.
    • variegatum, party-coloured meadow Saffron.
    • vulgare, common meadow Saffron.
    • ex Insula Chios, Saffron of Chio or Sio.
  • Colus Jovis, Jupiters Distaffe.
  • Colutea
    • vesicaria, great bastard Senna.
    • Scorpoides, Scorpion podded ba­stard Senna.
  • Coniza
    • major, sc: Baccharis Monsp: great Flebane.
    • media, middle Flebane.
    • minima, dwarfe Flebane.
  • Consolida
    • major flore albo, great white Comfrey.
    • major flore purpureo, great purple Comfrey.
    • major flo. luteo, great Com­frey with yellow flowers.
  • [Page 104] Convol­vulus
    • Azureus folio hederatio.
    • Coronatus elegans, Morini.
    • major purpureus, great pur­ple Bindweed.
    • minor elegans, little dainty Bindweed.
    • Virginianus, cordato folio flore obsoleto Tradescanti.
    • minor folio Althaeae, little Mallow-leafed Birdweed.
  • Coriandrum, Coriander.
  • Cornus
    • mas fructu rubro, male red Cor­nell tree, or Cornelian Cherry tree.
    • foemina fructu albo, white fe­male Cornell tree.
    • sylvestris, wilde Cornell tree.
  • Corona Imperialis, Crown Imperiall.
  • Corona Imperialis flore luteo. Morini.
  • Coronopus
    • major.
    • minor, Buckshorne Plan­tane.
    • Ruellii, Swines Cresses.
  • Cortula
    • Matheoli, Beares eare Sanicle.
    • Americana, Sanicle of Ame­rica.
  • Corylus
    • major, great Woodnut or Hasel nut.
    • minor, lesser Hasel nut.
    • [Page 105] fructu rubro sativa, red Fil­beard.
    • fructu oblongo sativa, long Fil­beard.
    • sylvestris, the Hasle nut-tree.
  • Costus hortensis sive Balsamita, Cost­mary.
  • Cotula
    • non foetida flore pleno, double Mayweed without scent.
    • foetida & non foet: flo: simpli: single flowred Mayweed with a strong and no scent.
  • Cotyledon, Navellwort or Pennywort.
  • Crataeogenon Euphrosine, Ger: Eye­bright Cowwheat.
  • Crocus
    • Neopolitanus, Saffron of Na­ples.
    • flore albo, white flowred Saf­fron.
    • Maesiacus luteus, yellow Saffron of Mesia.
    • Maesiacus flore albo, white Saf­fron of Mesia.
    • flore luteo, yellow Saffron.
    • Violaceus major, great violet-coloured Saffron.
    • Violaceus minor, small violet-coloured Saffron.
    • flore ciner [...]o, ash-coloured Saf­fron.
    • [Page 106] Maesiacus argentinus, silver co­loured Saffron of Maesia.
    • Maesiacus luteo Duc: yellow-Saffron of Maesia, or Duke Crocus.
  • Croci flore variegato diversae species, divers kindes of sky-coloured Saf­frons.
  • Cruciata
    • Crosswort.
    • Gentiana.
  • Crupina Belgarum, beard creper, Park: 786.
  • Cucumis sylv: sc: Assininus, wilde Cu­cumer.
  • Cupressus
    • mas, male Cypresse.
    • foemina, female Cypresse.
    • Virginiana Tradescāti, Tra­descant's Virginian Cy­presse.
  • Cuscuta, Dodder.
  • Cyanus
    • major latifolius, great broad-leafed Blew-bottle.
    • Orientalis odoratissimus, sc:
    • Floridus Turcicus, the Sul­tans Flower.
  • Cyani hortensis variae in colore diffe­rentiae, severall sorts of garden­corne flowers of different colours.
  • Cyanus Constantinopolitanus flore al­bo, Morini.
  • [Page 107] Cyclamen
    • Autumnale flo: albo, white flower Autumn Sowbread.
    • Aut: flo: purpureo, purple Autumne Sowbread.
    • Radice Anemones, Ane­mone rooted Sowbread.
    • folio Hederae, Ivy-leafed Sowbread.
    • folio Headerae Italicum, I­vy-leafed Italian Sow­bread.
  • Cymbalaria, bastard Navelwort.
  • Cynocrambe, Dogge Mercury.
  • Cynoglos­sum
    • flore albo, white flowred Hounds-tongue.
    • flore viride, criticum for­tè.
    • minus, small Houndstongue,
    • non descriptum, Hounds­tongue not hitherto descri­bed.
    • vulgare, great Hounds­tongue.
  • Cytisus
    • Maranthae, the supposed tree Cytissus or Horned tree Tre­foyle.
    • primus Clusii, the German hoa­ry tree Trefoyle.
    • secundus Clusii, long-leafed Austrian Cytisus.
  • [Page 108] Cytisus Marantae sive Cyti scorpioides, Morini.
D.
  • DAucus vulgaris, wilde Carrot, or Birds-nest.
  • Delphinium
    • sc. Consolida regalis, flo: pleno caeruleo, wilde Larkspur with double blew flowers.
    • flore pleno albo, Lark­spur with double white flowers.
    • flo: pleno carneo, Lark­spur with double blush-coloured flowers.
    • flore pleno albo caeru­lescente, double Lark­spurre with white and blewish flowers.
    • flore simpl: diversorum colorum, single Lark [...] ­spur of divers colours.
  • Dens leonis
    • flore rubro, Dandelion with red flowers.
    • flore albo, white Dandelion.
    • vulgaris, common Dandelion.
  • [Page 109] Dentaria
    • major, great-toothed violet Toothwort, or Lungwort, triphillon, Trefoile Corall­wort.
    • pentaphillon, Cinquefoile Corallwort.
  • Dentillaria Rondeletii, Plumbago Plinii,
  • Pliny's Leadwort.
  • Digitalis
    • major flo: albo, great white Foxglove.
    • major flo: purpureo, great purple Foxglove.
    • angustifolio subluteo, yel­lowish small-leafed Fox­glove.
    • variegata, striped Foxglove.
    • ferruginea major & minor, great and small dun co­loured Foxglove.
    • Virginiana angustissimo folio Tradescanti, Nar­rowest leafed Virginian Foxglove.
    • Hispanica ferruginea minor angustifolia, Morini.
  • Dipsacus
    • major, great wilde Teasell, or Venus Bason.
    • minor, sim: Virga Pastoris, small wilde Teasell.
    • vulgaris, cōmon wilde Teasell.
  • [Page 110] Doroni­cum
    • Romanum, great Doronicum or mountain Marygold.
    • Americanum, Leopards bane of America.
    • Romanum rotundifoli: great Doronicum with round leaves.
  • Draba
    • major flore luteo, Solidago Saracenica, great yellow Cresse.
    • repens flo: albo, creeping white Cresse.
  • Draco herba, Taragon.
  • Dracontium majus, Serpentaria, great Dragons.
  • Dulca­amara
    • i. Solanum lignosum flo: cae­ruleo, woody Nightshade.
    • flo: albo, white flowery Night­shade.
E.
  • EBulus, Danewort, Dwarfe Elder.
  • Echium vulgare, Vipers Bugloss.
  • Elatine
    • Dioscorid: sive Veronica foe­mina Fuschii, female Fluellin or Speedwell.
    • Math: altera Dod:
  • Endiviae species variae, divers kindes of Endive.
  • [Page 111] Enula Campana, Helenum, Elecam­pane.
  • Epimedium, Barrenwort.
  • Epimedium fructicans Virginiana, sive hedera trifolia candensis cornut:
  • Epimelis, Dwarfe Medlar.
  • Equisetum
    • Marinum, Sea Horsetaile.
    • majus palustre, great marsh Horsetaile.
    • praetense majus, great mea­dow Horsetaile.
  • Eruca
    • peregrina Clusii, Clusius his strange Rocket.
    • Aragonica, great garden Roc­ket.
    • sativa, garden Rocket.
  • Eryngium
    • Constantinopolitanum, Sea-Holly from Constantinople.
    • planum, smooth Sea-Holly.
    • flore luteo, Sea-Holly with yellow flower.
    • marinum vulgare, our ordi­nary Sea-Holly.
  • Esula
    • major Germanica, water Spurge.
    • montana, mountain Spurge.
    • minor, small Spurge.
    • hortensis, garden Spurge.
  • Evonimus Theophrasti, Prickwood, Spin­dle-tree.
  • [Page 112] Eupatorium
    • Noviae belgia.
    • canabinum mas, Water hemp or hemp Agrimony.
    • Novae Angliae, hemplike A­grimony of New England.
    • Euphrasia, Eyebright.
F.
  • Faba
    • sativa major albicans, great garden whitish Beans.
    • sativa major rubicunda, great gar­den red Beans.
    • minor alba, lesser white Beane.
    • minor nigra, greater black Beane.
    • Graeca, sive pisum nigrum Came­rarii, the old Greekish Beane.
    • Americanae, American beanes.
  • Fago-triticum, id fagopyron, Dod: sc: frumentum Saracenicum, Buck­wheat.
  • Fagus, the Beech tree.
  • Ferrum equinum
    • majus, the greater Horshoe Vetch.
    • minus siliquis in summitate.
  • Ferula
    • Fennell
    • Galbanifera, gum bearing Fen­nell.
  • Festuca, wilde Oates.
  • [Page 113] Ficus Indicus minor, Opuntia, lesser In­dian Figge.
  • Ficus Indica echinata elegans, Morini.
  • Ficûs diversae species, severall kindes of Figges.
  • Filipendula
    • vulgaris, Dropwort.
    • aquatica, vide Oenanthe.
  • Filix
    • florida, Osmunda regalis, water-Ferne, or Sun-Royall.
    • mas ramosa pinulis latis denfis minutim incisis, common male Ferne.
    • ramosa major, sive foemina, fe­male Ferne, or Brakes.
  • Flamula Jovis subrecta, upright Virgine Bower.
  • Flamulae variae.
  • Flos
    • Adonis, Flower of Love, Rose-a-Ruby.
    • Affricanus major, great French Marigold.
    • Affricanus minor, lesser French Marigold.
    • Constantinopolitanus flore Mi­niato, Nonsuch or Flower of Constantinople.
    • Constantinop: flore rubro, Non­such with red flower.
    • Constantinop: flore pleno, double Nonsuch.
    • [Page 114] Passionis, vel Maratoc: Passion-flower.
    • Solis major, greater Sun-flower.
    • Solis prolifer [...], childing Sunne-flower.
    • Solis, semine nigro & variegato, Sun-flower with black and par­ty-coloured Seeds.
  • Fenicula
    • Fennell.
    • dulce, sweet Fennell.
  • Foenugrecum.
  • Fragaria
    • fructu rubro major, great red Strawberriy.
    • fructu rubro minor, little white Strawberriy.
    • spinosa sive hispida, prickly Strawberry.
    • na: Novae Angliae nondum descript: New England Strawberry.
    • vulgaris, ordinary Strawber­ry.
  • Fraxinella
    • flo: albo minor, lesser white bastard Dittaine.
    • flore purpureo major, great purple Dittaine.
    • flore rubro, bastard Dit­taine with a red flower.
  • [Page 115] Fritillaria
    • flore rubro, red checkered Daffodill.
    • flore albo, the white Fritil­laria.
    • flore luteo, yellow Fritil­laria.
    • vulgaris major & minor, common checker Daffodill the greater and the lesser.
    • Aquitanica flore gemino.
  • Frumenti Turcici variet: triplex.
  • Frutex
    • Canadensis Epimedii folio.
    • Coronaria flo. pleno, Syringae flore.
  • Fumaria vulgaris, Fumitory.
G.
  • Galega
    • flo: albo, white flowered Goats­rue.
    • flore caeruleo, blew-flowred Goats-rue.
    • maj: flore caeruleo, great blew-flowred Goats-rue.
    • flore car: blush-coloured Goats-Rue.
  • Galeopsis, Hedge-nettle.
  • [Page 116] Gallium
    • flore luteo, Ladyes bedstraw. Cheese-rening.
    • flore albo, white-flowred La­dyes bedstraw.
  • Genista
    • Hispanica, Spanish Broome.
    • Lusitanica, Portugall Broome.
    • spinosa, Furze, Whins, Gorsse.
  • Genistella, needle Furze, or petty Whin.
  • Gentiana
    • major, great Gentian.
    • foliis Asclepiadis, Swallow-wort Gentian.
    • Cruciata, Crosse-wort Gen­tian.
  • Gentianella
    • Verna, Felwort of the Spring.
    • Fugax autumnalis, ba­stard or dwarf Felwort.
    • Alpina Helvetica.
  • Geranium
    • Batracoides flore caeruleo, blew-flowered Crowfoot Cranesbill.
    • Batracoides flo: albo, white-flowred Cranesbill.
    • Batracoides flore variega­to, strip-coloured Crow­foot Cranesbill.
    • Ramanum variegatum, va­riable stript Cranesbill.
    • Fuscum, spotted Cranesbill.
    • [Page 117] Virginianum, Virginian Cranesbill.
    • longiùs Radicatum, long­rooted Cranesbill.
    • Haematodes, sc: sanguinale, red or bloody Cranesbill.
    • Moschatum, musked Cranes bill.
    • Creticum, Candy Cranes­bill.
    • Indicum nocte odoratum, sweet Indian Cranesbill.
    • tuberosa radice, tuberous or bulbed Cranesbill.
    • non descriptum Dodonaei.
    • Arvense inodorum, corne Cranesbill.
  • Gingidium, Chervill.
  • Gladiolus
    • Bizantinus major flo: pur­pureo, great purple flow­red Gladiol [...] from Con­stantinople.
    • minor flo: albo, small white-flowered Gladiole.
    • minor flo: purpureo, small purple Gladiole.
    • Indicus Suertii, Morin.
  • Glastum, sc: Isatis, Woade.
  • [Page 118] Glaux
    • vulgaris leguminosa, wilde Li­quorice, or Liquorice Hatchet-Vetch.
    • aestiva supina Lusitanica.
  • Glycyrrhiza, Liquorice.
  • Glycyriza Brasiliensis.
  • Gnaphaliū
    • Americanum, Livelong, or Life-everlasting.
    • Anglicū longiore fol: com­mon Cudweed with long leaves.
    • Indic: Indian Cudweed.
    • flore albo, white-flowered Cudweed.
    • minus repens, small Cud­weed.
    • vulgare, Cudweed, or Cot­tonweed.
  • Gramen
    • arundinaceum ma: sive Ca­lamogrostis, Sheer-grasse, wilde Reed.
    • striatum, striped Grasse.
    • plumosum, Vetched Grasse.
    • Parnas [...]i, Grasse of Parnas­sus, or white Liverwort.
    • Alopecurinum majus, great Foxtaile grasse.
    • Alopecurinum minus, small bastard Foxtaile.
    • Tremulum, lupuli glumis.
    • [Page 119] Junceum sive bufoniū, Toad­grasse.
    • Cyperoides, Cyprus grasse.
    • Leucanthemum, Stichwort.
  • Graminis aliae diversae species, divers o­ther sorts of Grasse.
  • Gratiola, Grasse Poley.
  • Grossularia
    • maxima, greatest Goose­berry.
    • maxima longa, greatest long Gooseberry.
    • caerulea, b [...]ew Gooseberry.
    • rubra major rotunda, greater red round Goos­berry.
    • media species longa, middle long sort of Goos­berryes.
    • rubra minor, small red Gooseberry.
    • spinosa, prickly Goose­berry.
    • vulgaris, the cōmon Goose­berry.
  • Guaiacum Patavinum, Indian Date-Plum-tree.
  • Guavon from Barbados.
H.
  • [Page 120]HAlicacabus sive Alkakenge, Winter-Cherryes.
  • Halimus arborescens, primus Clusii.
  • Hedera
    • arborea, climing or berried Ivy.
    • helix, barren or creeping Ivy.
    • Virginiana, sc: vitis, Virginian Ivy, or Vine.
    • terrestris, ground Ivy or Ale­hoofe.
  • Hedysarum
    • Clipiatum, French Huni­suckle.
    • Peregrina, strange hatchet-Vetch.
  • Helleborine, wilde white Hellebore.
  • Hellebo­rus
    • albus flore herbaceo.
    • albus flo: atrorubente, white Hellebore with a dark red flower.
    • niger verus serotinus, true black Hellebore.
    • niger verus praecotior, early true Hellebore.
    • niger flore viridi Bauhin: black Hellebore of Bauhi­nus with green flowers.
    • niger foetidus Bauhi: Bau­hinus his blacke stinking Hellebore.
  • [Page 121] Helleborus niger ferulaceus, Fennell-leafed bastard black Hellebore.
  • Helleboraster, bastard Hellebore.
  • Hepatica
    • flore albo, Hepatica or Li­verwort with white flower.
    • flore caeruleo major, grea­ter blew Hepatica.
    • flore caeruleo minor, lesser blew Hepatica.
    • flore rubro, red Hepatica.
    • flore albo puncticulato, white speckled Hepatica.
    • flore violaceo multiplici, double violet-coloured He­patica.
    • flore caeruleo multiplici, double blew Hepatica.
    • flore albo cum staminibus rubris.
    • caeruleo flore pleno altera, another double blew He­patica.
  • Herba
    • Doria, Dorius his Woundwort.
    • Paris, Solanum quadrifolium bacciferum Bauhi: herb Pa­ris, one berry.
    • Mimosa viva, sc: sensifica, sen­sible Plant or Herb of Life.
    • Mimosa altera sive humilis, humble Plant.
  • [Page 122] Hermodactylus, Hermodactyls.
  • Herniaria, rupture-wort.
  • Hesperis Italica, Dames Violets of Italy.
  • Hieracium
    • medio nigrū, smaller black Hawkweed.
    • lanuginosum flore luteo.
    • asperum, rough Hawkweed, or yellow succory.
    • majus, Hawkweed.
  • Hippoglossum, Horsetongue.
  • Hippolapathum, Monks Rubarbe.
  • Hippomarathrum Lusitanicum, great Portugall Fennell.
  • Hipposelinum, olus atrum, Allisanders.
  • Holostium
    • medium, middle Toad-grass.
    • minus, lesser Toad grass.
  • Hordeum
    • spurium spontanum, Wall-Barley, or wilde Rye.
    • nudum, bastard Wheat.
    • Hermophrodicum.
  • Horminum
    • sativum, garden-Clary.
    • sylvestre, sive oculus Chri­sti, wilde Clary.
    • glutinosnm luteum, sive co­lus Jovis, yellow wilde Clary, or Jupiters Di­staffe.
    • Creticum, forte aut hormi­num exoticum Robini. Candy Clary.
    • [Page 123] sylvestre Lusitan: flore al­bo wilde Portugall Clary with white flowers.
    • sylvestre Lusitan: flore cae­ruleo, wilde Portugall Clary with blew flowers.
  • Hyacinthus
    • Anglicus flore albo, & flo: purpureo, the white and purple Harebell or English Iacynth.
    • Anglicus flo: caeruleo, blew English Iacynth.
    • Anglicus flore caeruleo Di­lutiore.
    • Angl: flore purpurascente.
    • Angl: colore Amethystino, the Amethist-coloured En­glish Iacynth.
    • Autumnalis major Indicus tuberosa radice, great Au­tumne Indian knobbed Ia­cynth.
    • Botroides flore albo, white Muske grape flower.
    • Botroides flo: caeruleo, blew Muske grape flower.
    • Botroides flore violaceo, violet coloured Muske grape flower.
    • Brumalis, Winter Iacynth.
    • [Page 124] comosus calamistratus pur­pureus.
    • comosus calamistratus vio­laceus.
    • comosus vulgaris, common­haired Iacynth.
    • Orientalis flore albo Brn­malis, white Winter Ori­entall Iacynth.
    • Orient: flore caeruleo mul­tiplici polyanthos.
    • Orient: atro-rubens.
    • Orient: caule foliosa, bushy stalked Orientall Iacynth.
    • Orient: flore caeruleo, blew Orientall Iacynth.
    • Peruvianus flore albo stel­laris, white starry Iacynth of Pe [...]u.
    • Peruv: flore caeruleo stella­ris, blew strrry Iacynth of Peru.
    • stellatus minor flore albo, small white starry Iacynth.
    • stellatus flore caeruleo, So­meri dicta, blew starry Ia­cynth, or Somers starry Ia­cynth.
    • stellatus flore purp: purple starry Iacynth.
    • [Page 125] Autumnalis minor Angli­cus, small Autumne En­glish Iacynth.
    • Paniculatus, Panicke Ia­cynth.
    • Pyrenaeus flore albo, white Pyrenean Iacynth.
    • Pyrenaeus flore caeruleo, blew Pyrenean Iacynth.
    • flore obsoleto Clusii, Clu­sius's whale Iacynth.
    • Indicus Bulbosus & tubero­sus, Morini.
  • Hyropiper, Arsmart.
  • Hyoscyamus
    • albus rotundifolius, white roundleafed Henbane.
    • niger, black Henbane.
    • luteus, Candy Henbane, vide Park: fol. 364.
    • Peruvianus, sc: Tabacum verum foeminae.
    • albus medio purpureus.
  • Hypericum
    • arborescens, Tree S. Johns wort.
    • non perfoliatum Ascyrum dictum, S. Peters wort.
    • non perfoliatum Ascyrum villosum supinum dictum, creeping S. Peters wort.
    • [Page 126] Bacciferum, s [...]il: Androsae­mum, Tutsan or Parke­leaves.
    • Hyperic oides dicta sive An­drosaemum magnum, great S. Johns wort.
    • Pulchrum Tragi, upright S. Johns wort.
    • vulgaris, common S. Johns wort.
    • repens, creeping St. Johns wort.
    • tomentosum, wooly S. Johns wort.
  • Hypochaeris, Swines Succory.
  • Hyssopus
    • sativa, garden Hyssope.
    • prolifera, childing Hyssope.
    • alba, white Hyssope.
    • tenuifolia, thin-leafed Hyssope. comosa.
I.
  • [Page 127]Jacea
    • maxima odorata, greatest sweet­scented Knapweed.
    • major lutea capite spinoso, grea­ter yellow Knapweed with a prickly head.
    • nigra, Knapweed Mate fellon.
    • aestiva elegans, dainty Summer Knapweed.
    • vulgaris, vel nigra, cōmon Knap­weed.
  • Jacobaea
    • marina vulgo cinerario, Sea Ragwort.
    • vulgaris, common Ragwort.
    • minor muralis, small Rugwort, or Seggrum.
    • latifolia Baetica, broad-leafed Spanish Rugwort.
  • Jasminum
    • Hispanicum flo: albo vulg: common white Spanish Jas­mine.
  • Jasminum
    • Americanum amplo flore Phoeniceo.
    • Indicum flore luteo odora­to, Morini.
    • Italicum luteum inodorum, unsavory yellow Italian Jasmine.
    • [Page 128] Persicum flo: violaceo, vio­let-coloured Persian Jas­mine.
  • Iberis major, sc: lepidium, great Scia­tica Cresses.
  • Ilex, the Holme Oake.
  • Impatiens herba Dodonei, sc: Persicaria siliquosa, wilde Mercury, called Quick in hand.
  • Imperatoria, common Masterwort.
  • Irio, sive Erysimum, Banke-Cresses.
  • Illecebra minor acris, v. vermicularis, Stone-croppe.
  • Irides majores variae, severall sorts of great Fower de luces.
  • Iris
    • gloriosa, the goodly Flower de luce.
    • Susiana major, the Susian Flower de luce.
    • Clusii flore pleno, large Flower de luce of Clusius.
    • Clusii flore albo, Clusius his white Flower de luce.
    • Clusii flo: caeruleo, Clusius his blew Flower de luce.
    • bulbosa Anglica major flore albo, great white Bulbous English Flo­wer de luce.
    • bulbosa Anglica flore caeruleo, blew Bulbous English Flower de luce.
    • [Page 129] Persica, Persian Flower de luce.
    • bulbosa Africana, Bulbous African Flower de luce.
    • bulbosa Anglica variegata, Bulbous English variable Flower de luce.
    • bulbosa flore luteo, Bulbous yellow Flower de luce.
    • palustris lutea, water Flower de luce.
    • marmoria Romano, Roman Flower de luce.
  • Iridis bulbosae aliae diversitates, several sorts of Bulbous Flower de luces.
  • Irides humiles sive Chamaeirides variae, divers kindes of dwarfe Flower de luces.
  • Juniperus
    • Bacciferus, berry-bearing Juniper.
    • minor, common Juniper-tree.
  • Jucca Indica orientalis planta, East-Indian Jucca.
  • Jucca Virginiana angustiore & brevio­re folio, The Virginian Jucca with shorter and narrower leaves.
K.
  • [Page 130]Keiri
    • flore luteo pleno, double yellow Walflower.
    • flore lutro virescente majus, the greater greenish yellow Wal­flower.
    • majus ferrugineo flo; ple: great Dun [...]olour [...]d double Walflower.
    • flore luteo simplex vulg: common single Walflower.
    • flore albo simplex, white Wal­flower.
    • flore pleno pyra midale, the spi­red double Walflower.
    • flore pleno vulgare, common double Walflower.
    • flore plano a [...]ratū, double gilded Walflower.
L.
  • Laburnum
    • majus, greater Beane Tre­foile.
    • minus, lesser Beane Tre­foile.
  • [Page 131] Lactuca
    • Aug: sativa, common garden Lettice.
    • agnina latifolia, broad Corne­sallet, or Lambs Lettice.
    • sylvestris, Endiviae foliis, Endive leafed wilde Lettice.
  • Lagapus
    • major foliis pennatis, long-hea­ded Haresfoot.
    • flore rubro, red flowred Hares­foot.
    • vulgaris, common Haresfoot.
  • Lamium
    • sylvestre flore albo, Archangel, dead Nettle.
    • sylv: flo: rubro, red Archangel.
    • flo: luteo, yellow Archangel.
    • Pannonicum flo: rubro, Hun­gary red Archangel.
  • Lampsana, Dock Cresse.
  • Lapathū
    • sanguineum, bloodwort.
    • hortense, Monks Rubarb.
    • acutum, common Dock.
  • Lappa
    • major, vide Bardana.
    • minor, sive Arctium.
  • [Page 132] Lathyrus
    • major latif: radice perpetua, great broad-leafed Chich­ling, or Pease everlasting.
    • major angustifolius, grasse-leafed Chichling.
    • arvensis repens tuberosus: Apios Fuschii, Tragi, Terrae glandes, Pease Earth nutts.
    • angustifolius semine maculo­so, sc: Aegyptians common narrow-leafed wilde Chich­ling, or Aegyptian Chich­ling.
    • sylv: mi: Catananes D.
    • Aestivus flore luteo Lusitani­co. Roelis.
  • Lavendula
    • major, sive vulgaris, garden Lavender.
    • angustifolia, small spike La­vender.
    • flore caeruleo, blew-flowered Lavender.
    • latifolia, broad leafed La­vender.
    • multifida, jagged Laven­der.
  • Laureola, Spurge Laurell.
  • Laurocerasus, Cherry Bay.
  • [Page 133] Laurus
    • vulgar: common Bay-tree.
    • tinus, wilde Bay.
    • tinus Lusitanicus, folio glabro, smooth wilde Bay of Portugall.
    • Alexandrina vera, true Lau­rell of Alexandria.
    • Gallica, French Bayes.
  • Lens palustris, wild Lentill, Ducks meat.
  • Lepidium piperitis, Pepperwort or Dit­tander.
  • Leucojum
    • bulbosum triphyllon, Bul­bous-violet of three leaves.
    • bulbosū Hexaphyllon, Bul­bous-violet of six leaves.
    • bulb: Hexaph: ma: polyan­themum.
    • bulbosum majus, greater bulbous-violet.
    • bulbosum minus, lesser Bul­bous-violet.
    • arbor: flore pleno rubro, double red stocke Gilli­flower.
    • arbo: flo: pleno albo, double white stock Gilliflower.
    • arbo: flo: pleno purpureo, double purple stock Gilli­flower.
    • [Page 134] arbo: flo: pleno rubro va­riegato, double striped red s [...]ck Gilliflower.
    • arbo: flo: pleno purpureo, double striped purple stock Gilliflower.
    • marinum, Sea stock Gilli­flower.
  • Levisticum, i. ligusticum, Lovage.
  • Libanotis, Theophraft: the true herbe Frankinsence of Theophrastus.
  • Liehen, Liverwort.
  • Ligustrum, vulgare, Privet.
  • Liliaspho­delus
    • flore luteo, yellow day Lilly.
    • flore pheniceo, the old red day Lilly.
    • flore albo, white red Lilly.
  • Lilium
    • album, white Lilly.
    • album latifolium, white Lilly with a broad leaf.
    • album polyanthemum Affrica­num flor: multip: the white many flower Affrican Lilly.
    • Convallium flore albo, white Lilly Convall, May Lilly with white flower.
    • Convallium flo: rubello, scar­let Lilly of the Valley.
    • flore luteo, yellow Lilly.
    • [Page 135] Constantinopolitanum, Lilly of Constantinople.
    • cruentum Bulbiferum, the red Bulbous Lilly.
    • rubrum, red Lilly, fiery red bul­bed Lilly.
    • candidum flore plenissimo, Morini.
  • Lilio Narcissus Indicus, Morini.
  • Lilac—Matthioli, Syringa, Pipe-tree.
  • Limonium minus angustifolium, small narrow-leafed Lavender.
  • Seamarch Buglosse, Park: 1234.
  • Linaria
    • oderata, sweet Flaxweed.
    • vulgaris, common Toadflax.
  • Lingua cervina, Hearts-tongue.
  • Linum
    • sylvestre catharticum, Mill­mountaine.
    • vulgare sativum, garden-flax.
  • Lithospermū, Milliū solis, great Grum­bell.
  • Locusta Virginiana arbor, Virginian Locus tree.
  • Lolium
    • album, white Darnell.
    • rubrum, red Darnell.
  • Lotus
    • arbor, Nettle tree.
    • arbor Virginiana, Virginian Nettle tree.
    • Libica, lesser pile Trefoile.
    • coronata maxima Hispanica.
    • [Page 136] Lotus Tetragonolobus, Pisum quadra­tum, square codded Pease.
    • Lonchitis vulgaris, rough Spleenwort.
    • Lunaria minor, small Moonwort.
  • Lupinus
    • albus sativus, white garden Lu­pine.
    • caeruleus latifolius, medius an­gustifol: luteus, yellow Lupine.
    • Indicus, Indian Lupine.
    • candidus ex Candio, white Lu­pine from Candy.
    • flo: caeruleo minor, lesser blew Lupine.
  • Lupulus
    • cultivus, garden Hops.
    • sylvestris, wilde Hops.
  • Lutea Cretica, Would or Diers weed of Candy.
  • Lutum, herba luteola, Diers weed.
  • Lychnis
    • sylvestris flore albo multiplici, double wilde Campion with a white flower.
    • sylvestris flore rubro multipl: double wilde Campion with a red flower.
    • Chalcedonica flo: miniato ple: double flower of Bristoll or Nonsuch.
    • Chalcedonica flo: miniato sim­plici single Nonsuch or flower of Bristoll or Constantinople.
    • [Page 137] Chalc: flo: albo, white Campion of Constantinople.
    • Coronaria flore albo, white rose Campion.
    • Coronaria flore rubro, red rose Campion.
    • Coronaria flore variegat: va­riable rose Campion.
    • sylvestris flo: albo & flo: ru­bello, white and scarlet wilde Campion.
    • Marina Anglica, Sea rose Cam­pion.
    • sylvestris Pyrenaea, the wilde Pyrenean Campion.
  • Lysimachia
    • lutea, yellow Willow weed.
    • galariculata caerulea, blew-headed Willow weed.
    • spicata caerulea, blew-spiked Willow weed
    • siliquosa fos [...]o salicis, codded Loosestrise, with Willow leaves.
    • Virginiana lutea, yellow Willow herbe of Virginia.
    • purpurea splcata, purple spikeheaded Loosestrife.
    • siliquosa sylvestris hirsuta, hairy wilde codded Loose­strife.
  • [Page 138] Lysimachia siliquosa glabra, smooth­codde Willow-weed.
M.
  • Majorana
    • annua nobilis, the best year­ly Marjoram.
    • nobilis perpetua, the best e­verlasting Marjoram.
    • nobilis perpetua foliis va­riegatis, the perpetuall best changeable Marjoram.
    • vulgaris foliis luteis, the common yellow Marjoram.
    • Anglica semper virens, the ever-green English Mar­joram.
  • Mali domesticae species variae, very many sorts of choice Apple-trees.
  • Malva
    • Indica arborescens, Indian tree Holliock.
    • major vulgaris, great ordinary Mallow.
    • pumila, the small Mallow.
    • flore luteo ex Tartariâ, Tarta­rian yellow Mallow.
    • Crispe, French Mallows.
    • hortensis diversorum colorum, garden Mallowes of divers co­lours.
    • [Page 139] maxima Hispanica striata, great Spanish striped Mallow.
    • segetum Lusitanica, the Portu­gall corn Mallow.
  • Malum
    • aurantium major, great Orange-tree.
    • limonium, Lemon-tree.
    • granatum, Pomegranat-tree.
    • insanum fructu purpureo.
  • Mandragoras, Mandrake.
  • Marrubium
    • album vulgare, common Horehound.
    • nigrum, Ballote, stinking black Horehound.
  • Marum, herb Mastick.
  • Martagon
    • Pannonicum spadaceum, bright red Martagon of Hungary.
    • Pompenū, Martagon Pom­pony, or early red Marta­gon.
    • flore albo punctato, the white Martagon.
  • Matricaria
    • flore pleno, double Fether­few.
    • buliato flore, naked Fether­few.
    • flore simplice vulgaris, com­mon Fetherfew.
  • [Page 140] Medica
    • spinosa major, greater thorny Medica or Claver.
    • transversis spinis, the prickly Medick.
    • scoparia, the brush Medick.
    • eligans Catalonica, dainty Ca­talonian Claver.
    • minor spinosa, lesser thorny Cla­ver.
    • doliata echinata, the tublike­hedghog Medick.
    • doliata ramosa, the tub branch­ed Medick.
    • clypeata, the helmet Medick.
  • Melampyrum album, white Cow-wheat.
  • Melilotus
    • Italica flore luteo, Italian Melilote with yellow flow­er.
    • Hispanica flore albo, Spa­nish Mellilote with white flower.
    • arborescens flore albo, tree-Mellilote with white flow­er.
    • vulgaris, common Mellilote.
  • Melissa
    • Turcica flore albo, Turkie-Balme with white flower.
    • vulgaris, common garden Balm.
  • [Page 141] Mentha
    • citrata sive Ocimi odore, the Basil smelling Mint.
    • crispa, crisped or curled Mint.
    • hortensis, garden Mint.
  • Mentastrum
    • niveū Anglicū, the white English wilde Mint.
    • vulgare, common wilde Mint.
  • Mercurialis
    • mas, French male Mercury.
    • foemina, French female Mer­cury.
    • Anglica, bonus Henricus, English Mercury.
  • Mespilus
    • fructu magno, great Med­ler.
    • fructu medio, middle sort of Medler.
    • vulg: seu minor, ordinary small sort of Medler.
    • aronia Neopolitana, Med­ler of Naples.
  • Meum athamanticum, Mew or Spignell.
  • Mezeraeon
    • album.
    • rubrum.
  • Milium
    • semine nigro, black Millet.
    • semine flavo, Millet with yel­low seed.
    • album, common white Mil­let.
  • [Page 142] Millefoli [...]
    • majus album, great white flowered Yarrow.
    • ma: purpureum, great purple Yarrow.
    • minus luteum, small yellow Yarrow.
    • a [...]ro rubente flore, ruddy black Yarrow.
    • vulgare, Yarrow, or Mil­foile.
    • sive Maratriphyllum, flore & semine Baccunculi a­quat: water-Fennel, Crow-foot, Milfoile.
  • Millegrana, Allseed.
  • Mirabilia Peruviana
    • flore albo & purp: Marvell of Peru with white and purple flowers.
    • flore luteo & rubro, Mar­vell of Peru with yellow and red flowers.
  • Mirabilia from Barbados.
  • Moly
    • Moly or wilde Garlick.
    • Virginianum Bauhini, Baubins Virginian Moly.
  • Mollugo, Madder.
  • Morsus Diaboli, Devils bit.
  • Morsus Ranae, Frogge bit.
  • [Page 143] Morus
    • nigra, black Mulbury.
    • alba, white Mulbury.
    • Virginiana, Virginian Mul­bury.
  • Muscus
    • terrestris vulgaris, common Mosse.
    • terrestris scoparius, Beesome Mosse.
    • Pixidatus, Cuppe or Challice Mosse.
    • clavatus, club Mosse.
    • arboreus, tree Mosse.
    • filicinus, Fern like Mosse.
    • Coralloides, Coraline Mosse.
  • Muscari
    • flore luteo.
    • flore albo.
  • Myagrum monospermon, one grain'd gold of pleasure.
  • Myosotis
    • scorpoides palustr: Water-Scorpion grasse.
    • scorpo: arvensis, Mouseare Scorpion grasse.
  • Myrrhis sativus, sweet Ferne.
  • Myrtus
    • latifolia, great leafed Myrtle.
    • angustifolia, small Myrtle.
    • florida.
N.
  • [Page 144]Napellus, Monkes hood.
  • Narcissus
    • medio Croceus, meane yel­low Daffod [...]ll.
    • Anglic: flo: pleno Wilmot: Wilmots double Daffodill.
    • roseus maximus flore pleno Tradescanti, Tradescant's great rose Daffodill.
    • Africanus odoratus, sweet Daffodill of Africa.
    • Africanus major praecox, great early African Daffo­dill.
    • Indicus Jacobaeus, Indian Daffodill.
    • Capa bonae spei, Daffodill from the Cape of good hope.
    • tertius Martthioli, great white sea Daffodill.
    • Montis Carmeli, Daffodill from Mount Carmel.
    • Virginianus, Virginian Daf­fodill.
    • medio fimbriatus, mean rin­ged Daffodill.
    • Robinus major.
    • [Page 145] Indicus bifolius flore rubro, squamosâ radice, Morini.
    • juncifolius luteo flore pleno, great yellow rush D [...]ffodill.
    • humilis, dwarfe Daffodill.
    • reflex flo: lut: yellow Daffodill whose flowers turn upwards.
    • relex flo: albo, white turning Daffodill.
    • oblong: calice flo: luteo, yellow Daffodill with a long cup.
    • oblong: calice flore albo, white Daffodill with a long cup.
    • calice brevi, short cupp'd Daffo­dill.
    • titesose.
    • va Hecuus.
    • omnium maximus, great Non­such Daffodill.
    • montanus, mountaine Daffo­dill.
    • Non-pareil flore albo, white peerlesse Daffodill.
    • Non-pareil, Nonpareill or peer­lesse Daffodill.
    • Constantinopolitanus, Daffa­dill from Constantinople.
    • totus albus, milk-white Daffa­dill.
  • [Page 146] Narcissus Matinesse, the Lady Matte­nesse's Daffodill.
  • Lilio Narcissus Indicus, Morini.
  • Narsturtium
    • Indicum, Indian Cresse.
    • hortense crispum, curled garden Cresse.
    • hort: angustifelium & la­tifolium, great and small leafed Cresse.
    • Hyemale, sc: Barbaraea, Bank-Cresse.
  • Nepeta, Mentha Cattaria, Neppe.
  • Nicotiana, English Tobacco.
  • Nidus avis, sive Satyrion abortivum, Birds nest.
  • Nigella
    • flo: pleno, double Nigella.
    • citrina, yellowish seeded Nigella.
    • flo: simplici, single Nigella.
    • Romana, Fenell flower, or Ro­man Nigella.
  • Nummularia
    • major, great Moneywort.
    • minor, flore purpura [...]cen­te.
  • Nux
    • juglans Virginiana, Wallnut of Virginia.
    • vesicaria, Bladder-nut.
    • castanea Equina, Horse-Ches­nut.
    • Juglans Canadensis, Walnut of Canada.
    • [Page 147] Juglans Angliae novae, Walnut of New England.
    • Juglans major, great Walnut.
    • Juglans minor, small Walnut.
O.
  • Ocimum
    • vulgare, common Basil.
    • sylv: sive Clinopodium vu [...]g: wilde Basil.
  • Oculus Christi, wilde Clary.
  • Oenanthe
    • bulbosa marina venenosa, the poysonous sea Dropwort.
    • aquatica, water Dropwort.
  • Olea
    • sativa, manured Olive.
    • sylvestris, wilde Olive.
    • Bohemia, Bohemian Olive.
  • Oleander
    • flore albo, Rose-bay with white flowers.
    • flore rubro, Rose-bay with red flowers.
  • Olus album, Dad.
  • Onobrichis
    • caput Gallinaceum, Cock­shead.
    • flore purpureo, purple Cock­shead.
  • Ononis, non spinosa Pyrenaea, the smooth Pyrenean harrow.
  • [Page 148] Ononis
    • non spinosa oderata flore lu­teo, sweet smooth Rest-harrow with yellow flowers.
    • non spinosa aestiva minor flore luteo, small smooth Summer Rest-harrow with yellow flow­ers.
    • spinosa, prickly Rest harrow.
  • Ophyoglosson, Adders tongue.
  • Ophris, sive Bifolium, Tway blade.
  • Orchis
    • melissias, Bee Orchis, or Sa­tyrion.
    • albo calcare oblongo, sive Te­sticulus Vulpinus, Gnat Saty­rion.
    • flore albo odorato, Lady Tra­ces.
    • flo: luteo odorato, Lady Traces with yellow flower.
    • palmata montana maculata, white-handed C [...]chis
    • palmata palustr [...]s [...]atifolia, Ma­rish Satyrion.
    • palmata palustris maculata, spotted Marish Satyrion.
  • Origanum
    • Anglicanum, wilde Mar­joram
    • fistulosum Canadense.
    • verum Hispanicū, true Spa­nish Marjoram.
  • [Page 149] Ornitho­galum
    • Neopolitanum maj: great Sarre-flower of Naples.
    • Arabicum, Starre-flower of Arabia.
    • majus flo: albo, great white Starre-flower.
    • purpureum, purple Starre­flower.
    • spicatum, spiked Starre of Bethlehem.
  • Ornitho­podium
    • majus, great Birds foot.
    • minus, small Birds foot.
  • Orobus
    • Venetus, blew upright everlast­ing Pease.
    • Pannonicus Clusii, Hungarian.
  • Osmunda regalis, Filix florida, water-Ferne, or Osmund Royall.
  • Oxyacan­tha
    • Dioscoridis, spina alba ma­jor.
    • Gal: spina acuta Dod: vulg: Berberis.
    • berberis absque nucleis.
  • Oxys trifolia
    • flore albo, wood-Sorrell with white flower.
    • flore luteo carniculato, yellow flowered wood-Sorrell.
P.
  • [Page 150]Paliurus, Christs Thorne.
  • Palma Christi
    • mas, male hand Orchys.
    • foemina, female hand Or­chys.
  • Poeonia
    • mas flore simplici, single male Piony.
    • foemina flore simplici, single female Piony.
    • foemina flore pleno, double fe­male Piony.
    • flore pleno incarnato.
    • flore purpureo, purple Piony.
  • Panax coloni, Clownes Alheale.
  • Pappas
    • solanum tuberosum Esculentū Ba [...]hin: Virginian Potatoes.
    • Americanum flore albo, white flowred American Potatoes.
    • Amer: flo: purp: Potatoes from America with purple flower.
  • Papaver
    • spumeum, sive Behen a [...]b: spat­ling Poppy.
    • rhaeas flore luteo radice per­petua.
    • rhaeas, flore simplici, single Poppy.
    • rhaeas flore duplici, double Poppy.
    • [Page 151] nigrum capit: rotundis.
    • corniculatum flore luteo, horn Poppy.
    • rhaeas, red Poppy, Cornrose.
  • Paralysis
    • flore viridante simplic: single green Cowsl [...]p.
    • fatua, foolish Cowslip, or Jack­an-Apes on Horsback.
    • inodora geminata, double Ox­lips, or Hose in Hose.
    • flo: & calice crispo, curled Cowslips or Gaskins.
  • Parietaria, Pellitory of the Wall.
  • Paronychia
    • folio alsine vulgaris, Chick­weed, whitlow Chickweed.
    • Rutae folio altera Ger: se­dum, Rue whitlow grasse.
  • Pastinaca
    • latif: sativa, garden Parsnip.
    • latifol: sylvestris, great wilde Parsnip.
    • aquatica, sc: Sium Dioscori­dis, water Parsnip.
  • Pathenium, Feverfew.
  • Pecten veneris, Shepherds Needle, or Ve­nus Combe.
  • Pedicularis
    • rubra, red Ratle, or Louse­wort.
    • pratensis lutea, yellow Ratle Coxcombe.
  • [Page 152] Penta­phyllon
    • elatum & heptaphyllum luteū erectum.
    • repens vulg: flore luteo, yellow creeping Cinquefoyle, or Five-leafed grasse.
    • minus, small Cinquefoyle.
    • rubrū palustre, marsh Cinque­foyle.
  • Pepo
    • Americanus luteus, yellow Pom­pian from America.
    • Americanus viridis, green Ame­rican Pompian.
  • Perchpier Anglorum, Parsley breake­stone.
  • Perfoliata vulgaris, common Thorow­wax.
  • Pericly­menum
    • rectum 2. Clusii, upright Wood­bine.
    • fructu ceracino.
    • hortense, garden Woodbine.
    • Germ: flo: rubro, red Woodbine.
    • sylvestris, wilde Woodbine.
  • Periploca, Dogs bane.
  • Persicaria
    • siliquosa, codded Arsmart.
    • maculosa, flore albo & ru­bro, spotted Arsmart with white and red flower.
    • urens, flore albo & rubro, white and red quick Ars­mart.
  • [Page 153] Persicaria, Virginiana, Virginian Ars­mart.
  • Petasitis, Butter-burre.
  • Petroselinum, vide Apium.
  • Peucedanum, Hogs-fewell, or Sulphur-wort.
  • Phalan­gium
    • Alobrogum Clusii, Savoy Spi­der-wort.
    • Virginianū Tradescanti, Tra­descants Virginian Spiderwort.
  • Phalaris
    • sativa, Canary seed.
    • pratensis minor, Quaking grass or Cowquake.
  • Phaseo­lus
    • Indicus flo: miniato, semine ni­gro.
    • Indicus flore miniato semine variegato.
  • Phaseolorum variae species.
  • Philyrea angustifolia, narow-leafed mock Privet.
  • Phyllitis
    • vulg: lingua Cervina, Harts-tongue.
    • multifida, finger Harts-tongue.
  • Pilosella
    • major Dod: great Mouseare.
    • repens, creeping Mouseare.
  • Pimpinella
    • sive sanguisorba maj. great Burnet.
    • sanguisorba min: small or little Burnet.
    • saxifraga, Burnet saxifrage.
    • [Page 154] sativa, garden Burnet.
    • agrimonoides Colum.
    • sylv: vulg: common Burnet.
  • Pinus, Pine tree.
  • Pinaster, dwarfe Pine tree.
  • Pirola, winter green.
  • Pistolochia
    • Smilacis folio.
    • Virginiana, Virginian Snake weed.
  • Pisum
    • perenne, Pease everlasting.
    • bacciferum.
    • maculatum, spotted Pease.
    • majus, rouncivall Pease.
    • minus, field Pease.
    • quadratum, lotus quad: square Pease.
    • vulgare, garden Pease.
  • Plantago
    • major rosea, great rose Plan­tane.
    • rosea spicata, sive quinque nervia rofea, spiked rose Rib­wort.
    • serato folio, Plantane with dented leaves.
    • aquatica major, great water Plantane.
    • aquatica minor, small water Plantane.
    • vulgaris, common Plantane.
  • Plantanus, Plane tree.
  • [Page 155] Polium montanum, Poley mountaine.
  • Polyga­la
    • Valentina, 1. Clusii, ever-green Sene of Valentia.
    • Valentina, 2. Clusii.
    • flore caeruleo, blew Milkwore.
    • flore albo, white Milkwort.
    • flore rubro, red Milkwort.
  • Polygona­tum
    • majus, sigillum Solomonis, broad leafed Solomons seal.
    • angustifoliū, narrow-leafed Solomons seal.
    • minus, small Solomons seal.
    • racemosum Virginianum, cluster like Solomon's seale of Virginia.
    • alterum.
    • vulgare, Solomons seal.
  • Polygo­num
    • marinum Lobelii, Lobel's sea-Knotgrasse.
    • mas vulgare, common Knot­grasse.
    • selinoides, Perpierre Anglorū, Parsley Pert.
  • Pomum aureum, fructu luteo, Morini.
  • Prickly Costard, apple from Barbades.
  • Poma amoris, Apples of Love.
  • Pomum amoris medium, middle-sized Apples of Love.
  • Pomum amoris fructu, Phoeniceo rubro, Morini.
  • [Page 156] Populus
    • alba Virginiana Tradescant [...], Tradescant's white Virginina Poplar.
    • alba, white Poplar tree.
    • nigra, black Poplar tree.
    • tremula, five Lybica, the A­spen tree.
  • Porrum vulgare, common Leeks.
  • Portu­laca
    • marina, sea Purslan.
    • sativa, garden Purslan.
    • aquat: sive Alsine rotundifol: water Purslan.
  • Potamogeiton
    • angustifol: small Pond­w [...]ed.
    • latif: great Pondweed.
  • Potentilla, sive Argentina, wilde Tansey.
  • Primula
    • veris, flore albo, white Prim­rose.
    • veris, albo, flore pleno, double white Primrose.
    • veris, flore pleno viride, double green Primrose.
    • veris, angustifolia flore albo, narrow leafed white Prim­rose.
    • veris, angustifolia flore rubro, narrow-leafed red Primrose.
    • veris, flo: viridi & albo simpl: single green and white Prim­rose.
    • [Page 157] veris major, field Cowslips.
    • veris minor, field Primrose.
    • veris vulg: flore purpureo, purple Primrose.
  • Prunus
    • sylvestris, Bullace tree.
    • sylvestris fructu minore seroti­no, the Slowe tree, or blacke Thorne.
    • Myrobolanus, purging Indian Plumme.
  • Prunella
    • flore albo, white Selfeheale.
    • vulgaris, Selfeheale.
  • Pseudo-Dictamnus, bastard Dittany.
  • Pseudo Narcissus vulgaris, our common English wilde bastard Daffodill.
  • Pseudo Rhabarbarum, Rhabarbarum Monachorum, Monks Rhubarbe.
  • Psyllium, Coniza, Fleawort.
  • Ptarmica
    • flore pleno, double flowered Sneezwort.
    • vulgaris, Sneezwort, bastard Pellitory.
    • flore duplici, Morini.
  • Pulegium
    • Regale, great Penyroyall, Pud­ding grasse.
    • minus vulgare, small Peny­royall.
    • Cervinum, Harts Penyroyall.
  • [Page 158] Pulmonaria
    • flore albo, white-flowered Lungwort.
    • flore purpureo maj: Ger­manicum.
    • flore purpureo vulg: com­mon purple flowred Lung­wort
    • Gallorū Hieralitis, the les­ser French or golden Lung­wort.
    • maculosa, spotted Lung­wort.
  • Pulsatilla
    • flore violaceo, purple Pasque flower.
    • vulgaris, single Pasque flower.
  • Pyrocantha
    • vulg: ever [...]green Thorne.
    • Virginiana ma: non hyema­lis virescit.
Q.
  • Quercus vulgaris, common Oake.
  • Quinque nerva
    • vulg: common Ribwort.
    • Rosea, rose Ribwort.
  • Qamoclet Indorum.
R.
  • [Page 159]Radix
    • cava major flore purpureo, great purple Hollow root.
    • cava minor flore albo, small white Hollow root.
    • cava vulgaris, common Hollow root.
  • Ranun­culus
    • albus flore pleno, double white Crowfoot.
    • arvensis echinatus flore luteo, yellow rough-headed Crowfoot of Fallow-field.
    • aquatilis, water [...]Crowfoot.
    • Asiaticus sangu: flore pleno, double Asian Crowfoot with a blood-red flower.
    • Asiat: tenuifol: pleno flo: luteo, thin-leafed Asian Crowfoot with double yellow flower.
    • Asiat: flore albo, white Asian Crowfoot.
    • Lusitanicus odoratus flore du­plici, Morini.
    • Asiaticus flore rubro, red A­sian Crowfoot.
    • Asiat: flore luteo, yellow Asian Crowfoot.
    • Asat: folio papaveris, Asian Crowfoot with a Poppy leaf.
    • [Page 160] Asiat: Drape de argentine.
    • Illyricus, Crowfoot of Sclavonia.
    • Illyricus major, greater Crow­foot of Sclavonia.
    • radice grumosa, folio rutae, flo: pleno.
    • aquaticu [...] hederaceus luteus, Ivy leafed water-Crowfoot.
    • hortensis flore luteo pleno, double yellow garden-Crow­foot.
    • vulg [...] repens flore pleno, com­mon creeping Crowfoot with double flower.
    • pratensis, meddow Crowfoot.
    • Virginianus, Virginian Crow­foot.
    • albus multiflorus, double white Crowfoot.
    • Globosus, Globe Crowfoot.
  • Raphanus
    • aquaticus, water-Radish.
    • rusticanus, Horse-Radish.
    • niger per annū, black Radish.
    • sativus, garden-Radish.
  • Rapistrum arvorum, Charlock.
  • Rapum
    • radice rotunda, round Turnips.
    • radice oblonga, long Turnips.
    • radice lutea, yellow Turnips.
  • Rapuntium, Rampions.
  • Rha capitatum folio enulae, Morini
  • [Page 161] Reseda
    • major, great base wilde Rochet▪
    • ma: Italica flore albo, Italian Rocket with white flower.
    • minor, flore albo lutescente.
  • Rhabarbarum verum, true Rubarbe.
  • Rhamnus
    • min: Dioscoridis, small Buck­thorne.
    • Catharticus, Buckthorne.
  • Rhus Plinii myrtifolia Monspeliensium, Virginian: Jasmini foliis.
  • Ribesium dulce, sweet wilde Currans.
  • Ribes
    • fructu rubro, red Currans.
    • fructu albo, white Currans.
    • fructu nigro, black Currans.
    • fructu spinoso, prickly Currans.
  • Ricinus Austrica flore Phoeniceo, Palma Christi of Austria, or great Spurge with Vermilion­flower.
  • Rorella, sc: Ros solis, Sun-dew, or Rosa solis.
  • Rosa
    • Provincialis, Province Rose.
    • Provincialis flore albo, white Pr [...] ­vince Rose.
    • Provincialis flore rubro, red Pro­vince Rose.
    • vitriensis flore pleno.
    • Incarnata, carnation Rose.
    • flo: pleno luteo, double yellow Rose.
    • [Page 162] flore luteo simplici, single yellow Rose.
    • muscata flore pleno, double Mu [...]ke Rose.
    • Italica, sive muscata flo: simp: single Muske Rose.
    • Cynamonia flore pleno, Cinamon Rose.
    • Cinamonia flore albo, white Cina­mon Rose.
    • Francofurtiana, Frankford Rose.
    • Batavica.
    • alba variegata, white variable Rose.
    • flo: pleno elegans variegata, dainty double variable Rose.
    • flore simplici pomifera, single [...]pple Rose.
    • Virginiana, Virginian Rose.
    • Moscovita, Moscovie Rose.
    • canina flore pleno, double Dogrose.
    • canina flore simplici, single Dogrose.
    • Eglanteria flore pleno, double Eg­lantine or sweet-Bryerbush.
    • Eglanteria flore simplici, single Eg­glantine Rose.
    • holoserica, velvet Rose.
    • semper virens, ever-green Rosebush.
    • flore rubro, red Rose.
    • flore albo, white Rose.
    • Damascena, Damaske Rose.
    • [Page 163] mensalis, monthly Rose.
    • Warneri, Warner's Rose.
    • sylv: pimpinellae folio, Burnet Rose.
    • Austriaca flore Phoeniceo, Vermi­lian Rose of Austria.
    • Hieorchuntina.
  • Rosmari­nus
    • Coronarius latifolius, great Rosemary.
    • Coronarius angustifolius, narrow leafed Rosemary.
    • foliis aureis, gilded Rose­mary.
    • foliis argenteis, silverd Rose­mary.
    • Coronarius maximus.
  • Rubia
    • major tinctorum, great garden-Madder.
    • minor, small Madder.
    • sylvestris.
  • Rubus
    • Idaeus fructu albo & rubro, white and red R [...]spberries.
    • Idaeus non spinosus, gratissimo odore flo: purpureo.
    • sylvestris, the Bramble-bush, or Blackberry-bush.
  • Ruscus, Bruscus, Oximersine, Butchers Broome.
  • Ruta
    • hortensis, garden-Rue.
    • muraria, sive salvia vitae, wall-Rue.
  • [Page 164] Ruta pratensis, sive Thalictrum, meddow-Rue.
S.
  • Sabina
    • baccifera, Berry bearing Sa­vin.
    • vulgaris, sive stirilis, barren Sa­vin.
    • stirilis cupressi facie.
  • Sagita­ria
    • major, br [...]ad Arrowhead.
    • minor, small Arrowhead.
  • Saginae spergula, Spurry.
  • Sa­lix
    • humilis angustifolia, the Osier.
    • caprea rotundif: round-leafed Sal­low, or great Goats-willow.
    • caprea latifolia, broad or rather long-leafed Willow, small Goats Willow.
    • vulgaris arborescens longis, angu­stis foliis, common Willow.
  • Salvia
    • variegata, painted Sage.
    • hortensis rubra, red garden­Sage.
    • hortensis viridis, green garden­Sage.
    • major foliis crispis, great crisped Sage.
    • minor odoratissima.
    • agrestis, wood Sage.
  • [Page 165] Sambu­cus
    • aquatica, water Elder.
    • vulgaris, common Elder.
    • aquatica simplex, single marsh-Elder.
    • Rosea, sc: aquatica multiplex Ro: the Gelder Rose.
    • laciniatis foliis, jagged Elder.
  • Sanicula
    • vera vulgaris, Sanicle.
    • alpina guttata, sive Auricula ursi, spotted Sanicle of the Alpes.
    • Hispanica guttata, Spanish spot­ted Sanicle.
  • Sapona­ria
    • flore pleno, double Soapw [...]rt.
    • flore simplice, single flowered Soapwort.
    • Alpina flo: pleno, double Soap-wort of the Alpes.
    • concava sc: exautica folio cau­lem obtegente R. hallow Fel­wort or Soapwort.
  • Satureia
    • semper virens, Winter-Savory.
    • annu [...], Summer Savory.
  • Satyrion, vide Orchys.
  • Saxifraga
    • alba, white Saxifrage.
    • aurea, golden Saxifrage.
    • Anglicana alsine folio, En­glish Saxifrage with Chick-weed-leaves.
    • [Page 166] Angl: umbellata sc: facie seseli, common Saxifrage.
    • pimpinella major, great burnet Saxifrage.
    • pimpinella minor, small burnet Saxifrage.
  • Scabiosa
    • Hispanica major, great Spanish Scabious.
    • Hispanica Clusii, Clusius his Spanish Scabious.
    • Indica, Indian Scabious.
    • Indica Clusii, Clusius his Indi­an Scabious.
    • major, common Scabious.
    • minor, small Scabious.
    • minor, sive Ovilla, Sheeps Sca­bious.
  • Scammonium, Scamony.
  • Scandix, Pecten Veneris.
  • Scolopendria, Ceterah, Spleenwort▪
  • Scordium, water Germander.
  • Scorpioides
    • portulacae folio, Scorpions grasse with Purslan leaves.
    • bupleurifol: siliq: crassa to­rosa, smooth-codded thick Caterpillers.
    • min: small Scorpions grass.
    • minor elegans, dainty small Scorpions grasse.
  • [Page 167] Scorzonera
    • sive Viperaria.
    • angustifolio, narrow-leafed Vipers prasse
    • Constantina tuberosâ radl­ce flore carneo, Morini.
  • Scrophularia
    • montis Serrati, Tradescant his strange Figwort.
    • vulgaris, Brown wort.
    • Pannonica Clusii, Clusius his Hungarian Figwort.
  • Secale, Rye.
  • Securidaca
    • minor, small hatchet Vetch.
    • major, great hatchet Vetch.
    • perigrina Clusii, strange hatchet Vetch.
  • Sedum
    • majus, great Housleek.
    • arborescens, tree-Housleek.
    • elegans, dainty Housleek.
    • majus haematoides, Prickmad­dam.
  • Sempervivi variae species non vulgares, Morini.
  • Senecio, Erigerum, Groundsell.
  • Serpillum
    • vulgare, common wilde Time.
    • citratum, Lemmon-Time▪
  • Serpentaria, grasse Plantane.
  • Serratula, Sawwort.
  • [Page 168] Seseli
    • Aethiopicum frutex, shrub Har­wort of Aethiopia.
    • Massiliense, Hartwort of Mar­selles.
    • Creticum sc: caucalis vera, Hart­wort of Candy.
  • Sideritis
    • humilis lato obtuso folio, petty Alheale.
    • prima herba Judaica, Jewes Ironwort.
    • Anglica strumosa radice, sc: Panax Coloni, Clowns Wound­wort, or Clownes Alheale.
  • Sinapi
    • sativum, garden Mustard.
    • sylvestre, wilde Mustard.
    • Castiliae novae.
    • semine albo, white Mustard.
  • Sisarum, Skirrets.
  • Sison, Petrosolinum Macedonicum, ba­stard stone-Parsley.
  • Smilax
    • aspera folio rotundo, prickly Birdweed with a round leafe.
    • aspera folio maculato, spotted prickly Birdweed.
    • aspera levis.
  • Smyrnium Creticum, Candy Alexander.
  • Solanum
    • lethale, deadly Nightshade.
    • hortense garden Nightshade.
    • lignosū, sc: Dulcamara, bitter-sweet, or woody Nightshade.
  • [Page 169] Solanum arborescens Virgin: Virginian tree Nightshade.
  • Soldinella
    • Alpina, mountain Birdweed.
    • vulgaris.
  • Solidago Saracenica, Saracens consound.
  • Sonchus
    • asper vulgi, prickly Thistle.
    • laevis laciniatus vulgaris, com­mon Sowthistle.
    • laevis latifol: broad-leafed Sow­thistle.
  • Sophia Chirurgorum, Flix weed.
  • Sorbus
    • torminalis, common Service­tree.
    • sylvestr: Alpina, ornus, Quicken­tree, Roane-tree, wilde Service­tree.
  • Sparga­num
    • ramosum Angl: branched En­glish Burweed.
    • ram: Virgin: branched Virgi­nian Burweed.
  • Spartum Anglicanū, great English Mat­weed or Helme.
  • Speculum Veneris, Venus Lookingglasse.
  • Spinachia, Spinage.
  • Spina Solstitialis, Carduus Solstitialis.
  • Spodylium, Cow-Parsnip.
  • [Page 170] Staechys
    • Arabica, Arabian base Hore­hound.
    • Cririna.
    • Hispanica, Spanish base Hore­hound.
    • spuria.
  • Staphylodendron Virginianum, Virgi­nian Bladernut.
  • Staebe Salamantica Clusii, Clusius's Spa­nish silver Knapweed.
  • Staechas, Cassidony or French Lavender.
  • Stellata aquatica, water-Starwort.
  • Stra­monia
    • flore albo, white Thorne Apple.
    • flore purpur: purple Thorn-Apple.
  • Syringa
    • Italica flore albo simplici & mult: single and double Pipe­tree.
    • Arabium flore caeruleo, blew Pipe-tree of Arabia.
T.
  • Tabacum, Tobacco.
  • Tamariscus
    • Italica, Italian Tamarisk
    • vulgaris, ordinary Tamarisk.
  • Tana­cetum
    • crispum Anglicū, English crisped Tansey.
    • vulgare, common Tansey.
    • variegatū, party coloured Tansey.
    • inodorum, unsavory Tansey.
  • [Page 171] Tapsia latifolia.
  • Tapsus barbatus, sc: Verbascum, Mullein.
  • Hagtaper.
  • Taxus, Yew-tree.
  • Tele­phium
    • vulgare, common Orphin, Live­long.
    • majus, great Orpin.
    • minus, small Orpin.
  • Terebinthus vera, the Turpentine tree.
  • Tenerium arborescens.
  • Thalictrum
    • sc: Thaleitrum Aug: bastard Rhubarb, Meadow Rue.
    • Virginianum.
  • Thlaspi
    • Neronis Carotef: Lob: large tuf­ted Mustard.
    • umbellatum, tufted Mustard.
  • Thy­mum
    • durius, common Tyme.
    • moschatum, muske Tyme.
  • Tilia
    • mas, male Line tree.
    • foemina, female Line tree.
  • Tithymalus
    • Charachias, wood Spurge.
    • helioscopus, sun Spurge.
  • Tithymalorum diversae species, divers other sorts of Spurges.
  • Tormentilla, Tormentill.
  • Trache­lium
    • Americanum flore rubro, seu planta Cardinalis, the rich crimson Cardinall flower.
    • majus flo: albo m [...]plici, great double white Canterbury Bells.
    • [Page 172] majus flore albo simplici, great single white Canter­bury Bells.
    • ma: flore violaceo simplici, great single violet-coloured Canterbury Bells.
    • ma: flore violaceo multipl: great double violet-coloured Canterbury Bells.
    • Gygantinū, Gyants Throat­wort.
    • minus, small Throatwort.
    • caeruleum flo: pleno, double blew Canterbury Bells.
  • Tragacantha, Goates Thorne.
  • Tragapo­gon
    • flore luteo, yellow Goats beard.
    • flore purpureo, purple Goats beard.
    • flo: caeruleo, blew Goats beard.
  • Tragopyron, Buck wheat.
  • Trichomanes, vide Capillus Veneris.
  • Trifolium
    • fragiferum, strawbery Tre­foile.
    • pratense flo: rubro, purple.
    • odoratum, sweet Trefoile.
    • flore albo, white flowred Trefoile.
    • cardatum, heart Trefoyle.
    • Lagapogon, Haresfoot.
    • aquaticum, marsh-Trefoyle, or Bucks beanes.
    • [Page 173] lupulinum, hop-Trefoyle.
    • acetosum, sc: [...]ujula, Wood­Sorrell.
    • stellatum glabrum, smooth starry-leafed Trefoyle.
  • Tripolium, Sea Starwort.
  • Triticum
    • sive siligo spica mutica, white Wheat.
    • aristis circumvallatum, red Wheat.
    • spica multiplici.
  • Tubera Indica folia gladioli facie, Morin.
  • Tuliparum eligant: maxima diversitas, great variety of gallant Tulips,
    • Admirall of England.
    • Admirall de Man.
    • Anvers.
    • Agat Robin.
    • Beswicke.
    • Carpenter.
    • Cipio.
    • Donquer Voilque.
    • Generall Duke.
    • Generall Holland.
    • Generall Branchion.
    • Generall Conde.
    • Iris Daley.
    • Luis Portugall.
    • Morillion d'Alger.
    • Matre Harlas.
    Tulips.
    • [Page 174]Moulswicke.
    • Nonsuites.
    • Palto de Layden.
    • Pas Cittadell.
    • Paragon vas Vileson.
    • Paragon Lifkins▪
    • Pas bell Leon.
    • Pas O denard.
    • Pintres.
    • Satine.
    • Superiomen.
    • Tricolor crownes.
    • Viceroy.
    • Zebulom.
  • Turritis major, Towers Mustard.
  • Tuffilago, Coltsfoot.
  • Typha palustris, Catts-taile, Reedmasse.
  • Valeriana
    • vera, seu Phu [...]majus, great water Valerian.
    • vera, sc: Phu minus, small water Valerian.
    • Graeca, flore caeruleo, blew Greek Valerian.
    • Graeca, flore albo, white Greek Valerian.
    • hortensis, garden-Valerian.
    • [Page 175] annua Indica, annual Indian Valerian.
    • Dodonaei.
    • sylvestris minor, small wilde Valerian.
  • Verbascum
    • salvifoliū, sage-leafed Mul­lein.
    • blattariae folio.
    • album vulgare, Tapsus bar­batus communis, common Mullein.
    • nigrum, black Mullein▪
  • Verbena communis, common Vervaine.
  • Veronica
    • mas repens, creeping male Speedwell.
    • foem: Elatine, female Fluellin.
    • recta spicata, upright Speed­well.
  • Viburnum, Wayfaring tree, Cotton tree.
  • Vicia vulgaris, common Vetch or Fitch.
  • Vinca pervinca
    • major, great Peri­winckle.
    • minor, small Peri­wincle.
  • Viola
    • Matronalis flo: albo simpl: single white Dames Violet.
    • Matron: flore albo pleno, double white Dames Violet.
    • Matron: flore purpureo simplici, single purple Dames Violet.
    • [Page 176] Tricolor, sc: Deapensia repens flo: luteo ampliss: great yellow Pansies or Hearts Ease.
    • Tricolor assurgens Versicolor.
    • Pentigonia sc: speculum Vene­ris.
    • Martia flore pleno, caeruleo, double blew Violet.
    • Martia flore caeruleo simpl: single blew Violet.
    • Mar: simplici albo, white single Violet.
    • Mar: flo: pleno cineritio.
    • Mar: flo: simpl: rubro, red single Violet.
    • inodora, sc: canina, field Vio­let.
    • flore luteo, yellow Violet.
    • aquat: sc: Millefol: aquat:
  • Viorna vulgi, Travellers Joy.
  • Virga aurea
    • Canadensis,
    • serratis foliis, golden Rod with dented leaves.
    • vulgaris, ordinary golden Rod.
  • Virga pastoris, vid [...] Dipsacus minor.
  • Vitedera Virginiana, vide Hedera Vir­giniana.
  • Ulma­ria
    • Perigrina Clusii, Clusius his strange Meadesweet.
    • sc: Regina prati, common Meade­sweet.
  • [Page 177] Umbilicus Veneris—
    • verus, Navellwort, Kidney­wort.
    • Hispanicus, Spanish Navell­wort.
  • Vitis
    • vinifera
      • fructu albo.
      • foliis laciniatis, Parsley-Vine.
      • sylvestris Virginiana, Virginia wilde Vine.
    • variegata, party-coloured Grape.
    • vulpina Virginiana, Fox-Grape from Virginia.
    • alba, white Grape.
    • caerulea, blue Grape.
    • Rhenensis, Rhenish Grape.
  • Amber Grape.
  • Burlett white and red.
  • Currant Grape.
  • Muskadell Grape.
  • Frontignack or Musk-grape, white and red.
  • Black Grape of Orleans.
  • Urtica
    • urens major, great wilde Nettle.
    • urens minor, small wilde Nettle.
    • Iners, lamium, dead Nettle.
    • Romana, Roman Nettle.
    • ma: Americana, great American Nettle.
X.
  • [Page 178]Xyris sive spotula foetida, stinking Glad­don.
  • Xanthium, vide Bardana minor.

Principall Benefactors to the precedent Collection.

  • King Charles.
  • Queen Mary.
  • George Duke of Buckingham.
  • Lady Katharine Dutchess of Buck:
  • William Land Archbishop of Cant:
  • Robert Earle of Salisbury.
  • William Earle of Salisbury.
  • Earle of Carlisle.
  • Lord Viscount Dorchester.
  • Lord Viscount Faulkland.
  • Lord Strange.
  • Lord Goring.
  • Lord Cambden.
  • Countesse of Arundell.
  • Lady Matrevers.
  • Lady Denbeigh.
  • Lady Wootton.
  • [Page] Lady Mary Villers.
  • Lady Goring▪
  • Lady Killegray.
  • Lady Christian Leviston.
  • Sir Thomas Roe.
  • Sir Christopher Hatton.
  • Sir Henry VVooton.
  • Sir Kenelme Digby.
  • Sir Nathanael Bacon.
  • Sir Butts Bacon.
  • Sir Dudly Diggs.
  • Sir Henry Van [...].
  • Sir Henry Palmer.
  • Sir Robert Heath.
  • Sir Peter Manwood.
  • Sir John Trever.
  • Sir William Boswell.
  • Sir Clipsby Crew.
  • Sir Alexander Gourdon.
  • Sir James Bagg.
  • Sir David Kirke.
  • Sir Richard Wiseman.
  • Sir John Smith.
  • Sir John Wieldes.
  • Sir Henry Meldree.
  • [Page] Sir John A [...]moote.
  • Lady Roe.
  • Lady Graimes.
  • Doctor Owin.
  • Doctor John Hill.
  • Doctor Thomas Wharton.
  • Doctor William Broad.
  • Doctor Bugg.
  • William Murray Esq.
  • William Curteene Esq.
  • Elias Ashmole Esq.
  • Captain Weddell.
  • Captain Plumbey.
  • Captain Ireland.
  • Captain Cleborne.
  • Captain Prim.
  • Captain Wood.
  • Captain West.
  • Captain Swanley.
  • Captain Adam Denton.
  • Captain Trenchfield.
  • Captain David Atchinson.
  • Mr. Nicolas, Secretary to the Navy.
  • Mr. John Slany Merchant.
  • Mr. Charleton Merchant.
  • [Page] Mr. James Boovy Merchant.
  • Mr. John Millen.
  • Mr. Thomas Howard.
  • Mr. White of Burntwood.
  • Mr. Ofield.
  • Mr. Ofley.
  • Mr. Greene.
  • Mr. Munke.
  • Mr. Sadler.
  • Mr. Bushell.
  • Mr. Liggon.
  • Mr. George Thomas [...]n
  • Mr. Dells.
  • Mr. Gage.
  • Mr. Pergins.
  • Mr. Robert Martyn.
  • Mr. Trion.
  • Mr. Woolfe.
  • Mr. Browne.
  • Mr. Martin Masters.
  • Mr. Butler.
  • Mr. Phillips.
  • Mr. Harison.
  • Mr. Pette.
  • Mr. Short.
  • [Page] Mr. Bound.
  • Mr. Stone.
  • Mr. Bartholomew Hagatt.
  • Mr. Reeve.
  • Mr. Francis Cline.
  • Mr. Thomas Herbert.
  • Mr. Rowland Bucket.
  • Mr. Snelling.
  • Mr. Rowe.
  • Mr. Smith.
  • Mr. Butterworth.
  • Mr. le Goulz.
  • Mr. William Martyn.
  • Mr. Lanyon.
  • Mr. Gasper Calthoofe.
  • Mr. William Lambert.
  • Mr. John Benson.
FINIS.

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