Illustrations and Descriptions of Plants (1678) - Page 25

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Lettuce original: "Lactuca"	628
Sea Lettuce	658
Corn Ladanum, Anchor-plant A resinous plant, likely a species of Galeopsis or Cistus	644
Nipplewort original: "Lampsana"	628
Christ's Lance Likely referring to the Water-plantain or a similar spear-shaped leaf	656
Dock, Sorrel, Sharp-pointed Dock	626
Bloody Dock	627
Broad Guinea	595
Larch	608
Laserwort original: "Laserpitium"	618
Caper Spurge original: "Lathyris"	655
Laurel	589
Legume	617
Lentil	618
Mastic Tree	597
Lion's Leaf original: "Leontopetalum"	646
Lion's Foot original: "Leontopodium," often Edelweiss	651
Pepperwort original: "Lepidium"	625
White-tree with Chestnut fruit	604
Lichen, Liverwort	657
Lily	623
Lily of the Valley	651
Anise Wood	599
Aloe Wood	598
Sembrane Wood	599
Wood serving as a whetstone	599
Lightest Wood	599
Wood that is not wood Likely a reference to fossilized wood or a specific mineral	636
Flax	615
Gromwell, Sun-millet	613
Lotus	615
Worm-seed	634
Moonwort	619
Lupine	617
Pliny's Yellow, Mignonette	645
Campion original: "Lychnis"	642. 646
Tomato original: "Lycopersicum"	654
Lyncostis Herb	632


Great Parsley original: "Macerone"	618
Apple Tree, Apple	593
Pomegranate	593
Peach	595
Golden Apples Often referring to oranges or tomatoes	654
Apricot	595
Quince	593
Mammee, an Indian tree	596
Manna original: "Man, Manhu"	607
Manna in grains or Mastic-like	607
Liquid Manna, the Arabian Tereniabin	ibid.
Oriental or Syrian Manna	607
Manna of Calabria, Briançon, and Embrun	ibid.
Tereniabin, or Cedar Honey	ibid.
Whether the Manna of Holy Scripture was true or not	ibid.
Manna in general	607
Mandrake	653
Mangrove	612
The Virgin Mary's Glove Likely Foxglove or Columbine	629
Horehound	642
Mastic	597
Mattabalista root	615
Mechoacan root A Mexican purgative root	615
Medick original: "Medica," a type of clover	618
Dioscorides' Medium Likely a species of Bellflower	614
Aerial Honey A term for honeydew or manna	607
Cedar Honey	607


Fennel Flower, Black Cumin	635
Jew's Mallow original: "Melochia"	626
Eggplant	654
Mint	619
Costmary original: "Mentha corymbifera"	633
Mercury The plant, not the metal	626
Medlar	593
Spignel original: "Meum"	615
Millet	611
Gromwell original: "Milium Solis"	613
Sun-millet	ibid.
Melon, Squash	616
Molle The Peruvian Pepper tree	600
Drumstick Tree original: "Moringa"	612
Devil's Bit	630
Chickweed original: "Morsus Gallinae"	643
Mulberry	594
Mungo, or Anicetine Nut	615
Monkshood Mouse A legendary mouse said to feed on Aconite	655
Moss	657
Tamarisk	610
Burning Myrobalans	596
Myrrh	609
Myrtle	637
Sebesten Plum	596


Monkshood original: "Napellus"	655
Mouse of Monkshood	Same place
Turnip	614
Narcaphthon An aromatic bark from India	599
Indian and Celtic Spikenard	639
Bilge-water plant original: "Nautea"	610
Alpine Oleander	613
Nicaragua Apple	596
Touch-me-not	625
Moneywort	647
Methel Nut Datura metel	654
Theophrastus' Euboean Nut Chestnut	597
Walnut	597
Water Lily	658


Basil	640
Campion-like	642
Water Dropwort or Dropwort	611
Indian Ogheghe	596
Olive	601
Olive Mistletoe	Same place
Wild Olive	602
Flower of Oil	601
Adder's Tongue	656
Opo arpasum A toxic juice or resin	609
Oregano	639
Manna Ash	607
Rice	610
Door or Entrance Likely a topographical or anatomical reference in the text	601
Marigold original: "Tagetes"	632
Ouiton and Ouiggon of the Ancients	661
Hawthorn	602
Sharp-pointed Dock	626
Butcher's Broom	601


Peony	646
Hercules' All-heal	638
Potato of the Peruvians	595
American Potato	654
Wild Parsnip	636
Poppy	647
Persea tree Likely the Avocado or a related species	595


Smartweed, Water-pepper	638
Burdock original: "Personata"	632
Butterbur	652
Kidney Bean, Garden Bindweed	617
Beech or Oak	603
Water Dropwort	619
Cork-oak	603
Mock Privet	619
Leaf-plant original: "Phyllon"	616
Rampion	647
Mouse-ear Hawkweed	629
Burnet	638
Pimpinichi, a milky tree	595
Fruit with the appearance of gray pine	608
Pine	608
Pear Tree or Pear	593
Pistachio	597
Pea	617
Plantain	651
Plane Tree	606
Milkwort	619
Solomon's Seal	651
Sea Polypody	658
Devil's Apples Often referring to Mandrake fruit or Datura	616
Apple of Jericho, Eggplant	654
Purslane	656
Shrubby Sea Purslane	608
Snake Pore Likely a type of coral or fungus	619
Silverweed	618
Poterium, Neurada	612
Primrose	646
Plum	596
Plum called Myrobalan	596
Belon's False-Myrtle	600
False Fennel-flower	642. 646
Fleawort	651
Sneezewort	633
Pycnocomon A plant similar to Scabious	654
Firethorn	602
Pear Tree, Pear	593


Oak	603
Quimbaya, a purgative root	615


Indian purgative roots	615
Globe-flower Buttercup	643
Turnip	624
Broomrape	611
Rhubarb, Monk's Rhubarb	616. 627
Radish, Horseradish	614
Remedy for Bedbugs and Fleas	658
Rhapontic Rhubarb	627
Rose-root	656
Sumac	601
For Sauces	ibid.
For Tanners	ibid.
Red	ibid.
Syrian, Pontic, etc.	ibid.
Rose, Dog-rose	613. 614
Sundew	657
Bramble or Briar	614
Sorrel	626
Butcher's Broom	601
The Peasants' Clock Likely referring to a plant that opens/closes at specific times, like Goat's Beard	653
Rue	635
Wild Rue	641