Gerard's Herbal
List of Illustrations

Vol. 1

Vol. 2

Fig. 389. Great Turnip

Fig. 390. Long-rooted Turnip

Fig. 391. Wild Turnip

Fig. 392. Charlock

Fig. 393. Another Wild Charlock

Fig. 394. Water Charlock

Fig. 395. Navew Gentle.

Fig. 396. Wild Navew.

Fig. 397. Lion's Turnip or Lion's Leaf

Fig. 398. Garden Radish

Fig. 399. Small Garden Radish

Fig. 400. Round Radish

Fig. 401. Black, or Pear-fashion Radish

Fig. 402. Wild Radish

Fig. 403. Water Radish

Fig. 404. Horse-Radish

Fig. 405. Dittander, or Pepperwort

Fig. 406. Annual Dittander

Fig. 407. Winter Cresses.

Fig. 408. Kinds of Mustard

Fig. 409. Garden Rocket

Fig. 410. Wild Rocket

Fig. 411. Narrow-Leaved Wild Rocket

Fig. 412. Cressy-Rocket

Fig. 413. Sea Rocket

Fig. 414. Water Rocket

Fig. 415. Tarragon.

Fig. 416. Garden Cresses

Fig. 417. Spanish Cresses

Fig. 418. Stone Cresses

Fig. 419. Indian Cresses with Flower and Seed.

Fig. 420. Sciataca Cresses

Fig. 421. Bank Cresses

Fig. 422. Italian Bank Cresses

Fig. 423. Dock-Cresses

Fig. 424. Great Water-Parsnip

Fig. 425. Lesser Water-Parsnip

Fig. 426. Long-Leaved Water-Cresses

Fig. 427. Common Water-Cresses

Fig. 428. Italian Water-Cress

Fig. 429. Cuckoo-Flowers and Lady-Smocks

Fig. 430. Mountain Lady-Smock

Fig. 431. Impatient Lady-Smock.

Fig. 432. Dwarf Daisy-Leaved Lady-Smock of the Alps

Fig. 433. Sorts of Mustard

Fig. 434. Kinds of Mustard

Fig. 435. Candy Mustard

Fig. 436. Small Candy Mustard with a white flower

Fig. 437. Round-Leaved Mustard

Fig. 438. Hungary Mustard

Fig. 439. Churl's Mustard

Fig. 440. Peasant's Mustard of Narbonne

Fig. 441. Yellow Mustard

Fig. 442. Kinds of Mustard

Fig. 443. Kinds of Woody Mustard

Fig. 444. Ivy Mustard

Fig. 445. Towers Mustard

Fig. 446. Great Towers Mustard

Fig. 447. Gold of Pleasure

Fig. 448. Treacle Wormseed

Fig. 449. Turkey Cresses

Fig. 450. The First Creeping Cress

Fig. 451. The other Creeping Cress

Fig. 452. Shepherd's Purse

Fig. 453. Small Shepherd's Purse

Fig. 454. Italian Rocket

Fig. 455. Crambling Rocket

Fig. 456. Groundsel

Fig. 457. Cotton Groundsel

Fig. 458. The Other Cotton Groundsel

Fig. 459. Kinds of St. James's Wort, Ragwort and Ragweeds

Fig. 460. Garden Succory

Fig. 461. Garden Endive

Fig. 462. Thorny Succory

Fig. 463. Wild Succory

Fig. 464. Yellow Succory

Fig. 465. Wild Endive

Fig. 466. Blue Gum Succory

Fig. 467. Robinus' Gum Succory

Fig. 469. Spanish Gum Succory

Fig. 470. Kinds of Gum and Swine's Succory

Fig. 471. Wart-Succory

Fig. 472. Dandelion

Fig. 473. Knotty-rooted Dandelion

Fig. 474. Prickly Sow-Thistle

Fig. 475. The More Prickly Sow-Thistle

Fig. 476. Hare's Lettuce

Fig. 477. Broad-Leaved Sow-Thistle

Fig. 478. Wall Sow-Thistle

Fig. 479. Narrow-Leaved Sow-Thistle

Fig. 480. Kinds of Sow-Thistle

Fig. 481. Great Hawkweed

Fig. 482. Small Hare's Hawkweed, or Yellow Devil's-Bit

Fig. 483. Black Hawkweed

Fig.484. Succory Hawkweed

Fig. 485. Kinds of Hawkweed

Fig. 486. The other Crooked Hawkweed

Fig. 487. Broad-Leaved Mountain Hawkweed

Fig. 488. Narrow-Leaved or Lesser Mountain Hawkweed

Fig. 489. Clusius' First Hawkweed

Fig. 490. Clusius' 5th Hawkweed

Fig. 491. Clusius' 6th Hawkweed

Fig. 492. Clusius' 7th Hawkweed

Fig. 493. Small Candy Hawkweed

Fig. 494. Dandelion Hawkweed

Fig. 495. Broad-Leaved French or Golden Lungwort

Fig. 496. Narrow-Leaved French or Golden Lungwort

Fig. 497. Golden Mouse-Ear, or Grim the Collier

Fig. 498. Garden Lettuce

Fig. 499. Curled Lettuce

Fig. 500. Cabbage Lettuce

Fig. 501. Lombard Lettuce

Fig. 502. Greater Wild Lettuce

Fig. 502. Divided-Leaved Wild Lettuce

Fig. 504. Lamb's Lettuce

Fig. 505. Corn Salad

Fig. 506. Kinds of Colewort

Fig. 507. Red Cabbage Cole

Fig. 508. Open Cabbage Cole

Fig. 509. Cauliflower

Fig. 510. Swollen Colewort

Fig. 511. Kinds of Colewort

Fig. 517. Wild Colewort

Fig. 513. Round Rape-Cole

Fig. 514. White Beets

Fig. 515. Red Beets

Fig. 516. Red Roman Beet

Fig. 517. Great White Blite

Fig. 518. Great Red Blite

Fig. 519. Small White Blite

Fig. 520. Small Red Blite

Fig. 521. Kinds of Flower-Gentle

Fig. 522. Velvet Flower-Gentle

Fig. 523. Kinds of Orach

Fig. 524. Kind of Wild Orach

Fig. 525. Stinking Orach

Fig. 526. Goose-Foot

Fig. 527. The Other Goose-Foot

Fig. 528. English Mercury, or Good Henry

Fig. 529. Spinach

Fig. 530. Pellitory of the Wall

Fig. 531. Male Mercury

Fig. 532. Female Mercury

Fig. 533. Dog's Mercury

Fig. 534. Male Children's Mercury

Fig. 535. Female Children's Mercury

Fig. 536. Great Turnsole

Fig. 537. Small Turnsole

Fig. 538. Hairy Turnsole

Fig. 539. Widow-Wail Turnsole

Fig. 540. Kinds of Scorpion Grass

Fig. 541. Garden Nightshade

Fig. 542. Sleepy Nightshade

Fig. 543. Dwale, or Deadly Nightshade

Fig. 544. Red Winter Cherry

Fig. 545. Black Winter Cherry

Fig. 546. Marvel of Peru with Yellowish Flowers

Fig. 547. Marvel of Peru with White Flowers

Fig. 548. Mad Apple

Fig. 549. Apple of Love

Fig. 550. Aethiopian Apple

Fig. 551. Apple of Peru

Fig. 552. Thorn-Apple of Peru

Fig. 553. Bitter-sweet

Fig. 554. Enchanter's or Bindweed Nightshade

Fig. 555. Mandrake

Fig. 556. Black Henbane

Fig. 557. White Henbane

Fig. 558. Lesser White Henbane

Fig. 559. White Henbane of Candy

Fig. 560. Henbane with a Reddish Flower

Fig. 561. Yellow Henbane

Fig. 562. Tobacco of Peru

Fig. 563. Tobacco of Trinidad

Fig. 564. Dwarf Tobacco

Fig. 565. Tree Nightshade

Fig. 566. Male Balsam Apple

Fig. 577. Female Balsam Apple

Fig. 568. Kinds of Guinea Pepper

Fig. 569. Varieties of the Cods of Guinea Pepper

Fig. 570. Kinds of Horned Poppy

Fig. 571. Kinds of Garden Poppy

Fig. 572. Wild Poppy

Fig. 573. Red Poppy, or Corn-Rose

Fig. 574. Prickly Poppy

Fig. 575. Bastard Wild Poppy

Fig. 576. Long-codded Wild Poppy

Fig. 577. Purple Wind-Flower

Fig. 578. Double Scarlet Wind-Flower

Fig. 579. Kinds of Wind-Flower

Fig. 580.Broad-Leaved Wind-Flower

Fig. 581. Double Yellow Wind-Flower.

Fig. 582. Kinds of Wind-Flower

Fig. 583. Broad-Leaved Scarlet Anemone

Fig. 584. Large-flowerd Scarlet Anemone

Fig. 585. Other Kinds of Wind-Flowers

Fig. 586. Other Kinds of Wind-Flowers

Fig. 587. Kinds of Wild Anemone

Fig. 588. Purple Pasque-Flower

Fig. 589. Red Pasque-Flower

Fig. 590. White Pasque-Flower

Fig. 591. Lesser Purple Pasque-Flower

Fig. 592. Adonis Flower

Fig. 593. Sharp Pointed Dock

Fig. 594. Small Sharp Dock

Fig. 595. The Roundish-Leaved Wild Dock

Fig. 596. Kinds of Water-Dock and similar plants

Fig. 597. Bloodwort

Fig. 598. Kinds of Rhubarb

Fig. 599. Dried Rhubarb of Pontus

Fig. 600. Sorrel

Fig. 601. Knobbed Sorrel

Fig. 602. Sheep's Sorrel

Fig. 603. Round-Leaved or French Sorrel

Fig. 604. Small Sorrel

Fig. 605. Snake-Weed

Fig. 606. Small Snake-Weed

Fig. 607. Round-Leaved Scurvy-Grass

Fig.608. Common Scurvy-Grass

Fig. 609. Twayblade

Fig. 610. Bulbous Twayblade

Fig. 611. Adder's-Tongue

Fig. 612. Mis-shapen Adder's-Tongue

Fig. 613. One-Berry or Herb True-love or Herb Paris

Fig. 614. Small Moonwort

Fig. 615. Small Branched Moonwort

Fig. 616. Kinds of Wintergreen

Fig. 617. One-blade

Fig. 618. Lily of the Valley

Fig. 618. Red Lily of the Valley

Fig. 620. Sea Lavender

Fig. 621. Rock Lavender

Fig. 622. Sea Lavender with Indented Leaf

Fig. 623. Hollow-Leaved Sea Lavender

Fig. 624. Great Sea Starwort

Fig. 625. Small Sea Starwort

Fig. 626. Turpeth of the shops

Fig. 629. Great Water Plantain

Fig. 630. Starry-Headed Small Water Plantain

Fig. 631. Dwarf Water Plantain

Fig. 632. Broad-Leaved Plantain

Fig. 633. Hoary Plantain

Fig. 634. Spiked Rose Plantain

Fig. 635. Strange Rose Plantain

Fig. 636. Spoky-tufted Plantain

Fig. 637. Ribwort

Fig. 638. Rose Ribwort

Fig. 639. Flowering Sea Plantain

Fig. 640. Small Sea Plantain

Fig. 641. Sea Plantain

Fig. 642. Candia Lion's Foot

Fig. 643. The other Candia Lion's Foot

Fig. 644. Sea Buck-Horn

Fig. 645. Small Sea Buck-Horn

Fig. 646. Small Buck-Horn Plantain

Fig. 647. Mouse-Tail .

Fig. 648. Hartshorn or Buck's-Horn

Fig. 649. Swine's Cresses, or Ruellius' Buck's-Horn

Fig. 650. Saracen's Confound

Fig. 651. Golden-Rod

Fig. 652. Arnoldus Villanova's Golden-Rod

Fig. 653. Andrea Doria's Woundwort

Fig. 654. Great Felwort

Fig. 655. Great purple Felwort

Fig. 656. Blue Flowered Felwort

Fig. 657. Crosswort Gentian

Fig. 658. Dr. Pennie's Spotted Gentian

Fig. 659. English or Hollow Felwort

Fig. 660. Spring-Flowering Large Gentian

Fig. 661. Alpine Spring Gentian

Fig. 662. Bastard or Dwarf Felwort

Fig. 663. Calathian Violet

Fig. 664 Venus' Looking-Glass

Fig. 665. Codded Corn Violet

Fig. 666. White Hellebore

Fig. 667. Early White Hellebore

Fig. 668. Wild White Hellebore

Fig. 669. Narrow-Leaved White Hellebore

Fig. 670. Our Lady's Slipper

Fig. 671. The Other Lady's Slipper

Fig. 672. Soapwort

Fig. 673. Arsesmart

Fig. 674. Dead or Spotted Arsesmart

Fig. 675. Small Creeping Arsesmart

Fig. 676. Codded Arsesmart

Fig. 677. Coventry Bells

Fig. 678. Blue Canterbury Bells

Fig. 679. Giant Throatwort

Fig. 680. Small Canterbury Bells

Fig. 681. Great Stone Throatwort

Fig. 682. Peach-Leaved Bell-Flower

Fig. 683. Steeple Bell-Flower

Fig. 684. Round-Leaved Bell-Flower

Fig. 685. Yellow Bell-Flower

Fig. 686. Little White or Purple Bell-Flower

Fig. 687. Great Rampion

Fig. 688. Small Rampion

Fig. 689. Wood Rampion

Fig. 690. Alpine Horned Rampion

Fig. 691. Mountain Horned Rampion

Fig. 692. Rock Rampion

Fig. 693. Wallflower

Fig. 694. Double Wallflower

Fig. 695. Wild Wallflower

Fig. 696. Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 697. Double Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 698. Thorny Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 699. White Sea stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 700. Purple Sea Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 701. Broad-Leaved Sea Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 702. Yellow Sea Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 703. Small Yellow Sea Stock-Gillyflower

Fig. 704. Purple or White Dame's Violets

Fig. 705. Russet Dames Violets

Fig. 706. Melancholy Flower

Fig. 707. White Satin-Flower

Fig. 708. Long-Codded Satin-Flower

Fig. 709. Galen's Madwort

Fig. 710. Dioscorides' Moonwort or Madwort

Fig. 711. Campion of Constantinople

Fig. 712. Red Rose-Campion

Fig. 713. White Rose-Campion

Fig. 714. Double Rose-Campion

Fig. 715. Kinds of Wild Rose-Campion

Fig. 716. Kinds of Wild Campion

Fig. 717. Red Bachelor's Buttons

Fig. 718. White Bachelor's Buttons

Fig. 719. Sorts of Wild Campion

Fig. 720. Creeping Mountain Campion

Fig. 721. Yellow Willow-Herb

Fig. 722. Small Yellow Willow-Herb

Fig. 723. Yellow Willow-Herb with Bunched Flowers

Fig. 724. Tree Primrose

Fig. 725. Spiked Willow-Herb

Fig. 726. Codded Willow-Herb

Fig. 727. Kinds of Willow-Herb and Loosestrife

Fig. 728. Wild Willow-Herb

Fig. 729. Small Purple Willow-Herb

Fig. 730. Barrenwort

Fig. 731. Great Fleabane

Fig. 732. Small Fleabane

Fig. 733. Middle Fleabane

Fig. 734. Dwarf Fleabane

Fig. 735. Great Jagged-Leaved Fleabane

Fig. 736. Water Snipped Fleabane

Fig. 737. Kinds of Fleabane

Fig. 738. Starwort

Fig. 739. Italian Starwort

Fig. 740. Mountain & Hairy Starworts

Fig. 741. Fleabane Starwort

Fig. 742. Kinds of Starwort

Fig. 743. Narrow-Leaved Starwort

Fig. 744. Dwarf Daisy-Leaved Starwort .

Fig. 745. Garden Woad

Fig. 746. Wild Woad

Fig. 747. Cow Basil

Fig. 748. Quick-Fading Flower

Fig. 749. Great Bastard Woad

Fig. 750. Small Bastard Woad

Fig. 751. Buck's-Horn Gum Succory

Fig. 752. Dyer's Weed or Yellow Weed

Fig. 753. Stavesacre

Fig. 754. Palma Christi

Fig. 755. Palma Christi of America

Fig. 756. Kinds of Spurge

Fig. 757. Kinds of Spurge

Fig. 758. Kinds of Spurge

Fig. 759. Great Tree Tithymal

Fig. 760. Quacksalver's Turpeth

Fig. 761. Small Esula

Fig. 762. Venetian Sea Spurge

Fig. 763. Kinds of Spurge

Fig. 764. Spurge Thyme

Fig. 766. Long Knotty-Rooted Spurge

Fig. 767. Herb Terrible

Fig. 768. Gutwort

Fig. 769. Common Aloe

Fig. 770. Prickly Herb Aloe

Fig. 771. Great Houseleek

Fig. 772. Tree Houseleek

Fig. 773. Prick-Madam

Fig. 774. White-Flowered Prick-Madam

Fig. 775. Kinds of Sengreen or Prick-Madam

Fig. 776. Portland Sengreen

Fig. 777. Small Rock Sengreen

Fig. 778. Kinds of Small Sengreen

Fig. 779. Long-Leaved Rock Sengreen

Fig. 780. Stonecrop or Wall-Pepper

Fig. 781. Spanish Orpine

Fig. 782. Common Orpine

Fig. 783. Purple Orpine

Fig. 784. Never-Dying Orpine

Fig. 785. Creeping Orpine

Fig. 786. Garden Purslane

Fig. 787. Wild Purslane

Fig. 788. Kinds of Purslane

Fig. 789. Greater Tree Stonecrop

Fig. 790. Kinds of Ground Pine

Fig. 791. Bastard Ground Pine

Fig. 792. Austrian Ground Pine

Fig. 793. Wall Pennywort

Fig. 794. Jagged or Rose Pennywort

Fig. 795. Kinds of Pennywort or Navelwort

Fig. 796. Sea Navelwort

Fig. 797. One Summer's Navelwort

Fig. 798. Rosewort.

Fig. 799. Rock Samphire

Fig. 800. Thorny Samphire

Fig. 801. Golden Samphire

Fig. 802. Glass Saltwort

Fig. 803. Snail Glasswort

Fig. 804. Small Glasswort

Fig. 805. Common Thoroughwax

Fig. 806. Codded Thoroughwax

Fig. 807. Great Honeywort

Fig. 808. Rough Honeywort

Fig. 809. Small Honeywort

Fig. 810. St. John's Wort

Fig. 811. Rue St. John's Wort

Fig. 812. Lobel's Woolly St. John's Wort

Fig. 813. Clusius' Woolly St. John's Wort

Fig. 814. Small Creeping St. John's Wort

Fig. 815. St. Peter's Wort

Fig. 816. Tutsan

Fig. 817. Tutsan St. John's Wort

Fig. 818. Matthiolus' Bastard St. John's Wort

Fig. 819. French Bastard St. John's Wort

Fig. 820. Great Centaury

Fig. 821. Whole-Leaved Great Centaury

Fig. 822. Small Centaury

Fig. 823. Yellow Centaury

Fig. 824. Kinds of Snapdragon

Fig. 825. Great Toad-Flax

Fig. 826. Sweet Purple Toad-Flax

Fig. 827. Variable Toad-Flax

Fig. 828. Valencian Toad-Flax

Fig. 829. White Toad-Flax

Fig. 830. Purple Toad-Flax

Fig. 831. Creeping Yellow Toad-Flax

Fig. 832. Four-Leaved Creeping Toad-Flax

Fig. 833. Golden Star-Flowered Toad-Flax

Fig. 834. Kinds of Toad-Flax

Fig. 835. Bastard Toad-Flax

Fig. 836. Garden Flax

Fig. 837. Wild White Flax

Fig. 838. Thin-Leaved wild Flax

Fig. 839. Broad-Leaved Wild Flax

Fig. 840. Dwarf Wild Flax

Fig. 841. Mill-Mountain

Fig. 842. Clusius' 3rd Broad-Leaved Flax

Fig. 843. Yellow-Flowered Wild Flax

Fig. 844. Black Saltwort or Sea Milkwort

Fig. 845. Kinds of Milkwort

Fig. 846. Purple Milkwort

Fig. 847. Common Knot-Grass

Fig. 848. Kinds of Knot-Grass

Fig. 849. Chickweed Saxifrage

Fig. 850. Small Water Saxifrage

Fig. 851. RuptureWort

Fig. 852. Dwarf Allseed

Fig. 853. Wild Thyme

Fig. 854. Great Purple Wild Thyme

Fig. 855. Kinds of Wild Thyme

Vol. 3

Fig. 856. Common or Hard Thyme (1)

Fig. 857. Broad-Leaved Thyme (2)

Fig. 858. Candy Thyme (3)

Fig. 859. Laced or Dodder Thyme (4)

Fig. 860. Winter Savory (1)

Fig. 861. Summer Savory (2)

Fig. 862. Rock Savory (3)

Fig. 863. Candy Savory (4)

Fig. 864. Dodder.

Fig. 865. Kinds of Hyssop (1-4)

Fig. 866. Dwarf Narrow-leaved Hyssop

Fig. 867. Hedge Hyssop (1)

Fig. 868. Grass Poley (2) & Broad-Leaved Hedge Hyssop (3)

Fig. 869. Common Lavender (1)

Fig. 870. White-Flowered Lavender (2)

Fig. 871. Lavender Spike

Fig. 872. Stickadove or French Lavender (1)

Fig. 873. Jagged Stickadove (2)

Fig. 874. Toothed Stickadove (3)

Fig. 875. Naked Stickadove (4)

Fig. 876. Flea-Wort (1)

Fig. 877. Never-Dying Flea-Wort (2)

Fig. 878. Great Double Carnation (1)

Fig. 879. Double Clove-Gillyflower (2)

Fig. 880. White Carnation and Pageant (3,4)

Fig. 881. Deep Purple Gillyflower (5)

Fig. 882. Single Gillyflower, or Pink (6)

Fig. 883. Kinds of Pink (1-3)

Fig. 884. Purple Jagged Pink (4)

Fig. 885. Wild White Jagged Pink (5)

Fig. 886. Kinds of Pink (6-9)

Fig. 887. Kinds of Pink (10-13)

Fig. 888. Kinds of Pink (14-17)

Fig. 889. White Saint Johns (1)

Fig. 890. Double White and Red Saint Johns (2)

Fig. 891. Broad-Leaved Sweet-William (3)

Fig. 892. Narrow-Leaved Sweet-William (4)

Fig. 893. Childing Sweet-William (5)

Fig. 894. Male Crow-Flower (1)

Fig. 895. Double Crow-Flower (3)

Fig. 896. Limewort (1)

Fig. 897. Catchfly (2)

Fig. 898. Narrow-Leaved Catchfly (3)

Fig. 899. Thrift (1)

Fig. 900. Levant Thrift (2)

Fig. 901. Saxifrage, from an old manuscript.

Fig. 902. Matthiolus' Great Saxifrage (1)

Fig. 903. Saxifrage of the ancients, according to Lobel. (2)

Fig. 904. Sneezewort (1)

Fig. 905. Double Flowered Sneezewort (2)

Fig. 906. Austrian Sneezewort (3)

Fig. 907. Narrow-Leaved Hare's Ear (1)

Fig. 907. Broad-Leaved Hare's Ear (2)

Fig. 909. Great Gromwell (1)

Fig. 910. Small Gromwell (2)

Fig. 911. Purple-Flowered Gromwell (3)

Fig. 912. Bastard Gromwell (4)

Fig. 913. Great Chickweed (1)

Fig. 914. Small Chickweed (2)

Fig. 915. Kinds of Chickweed (3-6)

Fig. 916. Kinds of Chickweed (7-10)

Fig. 917. Water Purslane (11) & Creeping Water Chickweed (12)

Fig. 918. Berry-bearing Chickweed (13)

Fig. 919. Kinds of Bastard Chickweed (1-4)

Fig. 920. Male Pimpernel (1)

Fig. 921. Female Pimpernel (2)

Fig. 922. Narrow-Leaved Pimpernel (3)

Fig. 923. Yellow Pimpernel (4)

Fig. 924. Brooklime (1)

Fig. 925. Great Long-Leaved Brooklime (2)

Fig. 926. Round-Leaved Water Pimpernel (3)

Fig. 927. Lobel's Fourth Water Pimpernel (4)

Fig. 928. Garden Brooklime (5)

Fig. 929. Sea Pimpernel (1)

Fig. 930. Many-Flowered Ground-Pine (2)

Fig. 931. Stinking Ground Pine (3)

Fig. 932. Common Whitlow Grass (1)

Fig. 933. Rue-Leaved Whitlow Grass (2)

Fig. 934. Female Fluellen (1)

Fig. 935. Sharp Pointed Fluellen ((2)

Fig. 936. Fluellen or Speedwell (1)

Fig. 937. Male Speedwell (2)

Fig. 938. Little Fluellen (3)

Fig. 939. Smallest Fluellen (4)

Fig. 940. Kinds of Fluellen (5-8)

Fig. 941. Herb Twopence (1)

Fig. 942 Purple Moneywort (3)

Fig. 943. Bugle (1)

Fig. 944. White or Carnation-Flowered Bugle (2)

Fig. 945. Self-Heal (1)

Fig. 946. The Second Self-Heal (2)

Fig. 947. White-Flowered Self-Heal (3)

Fig. 948. Great Daisy

Fig. 949. Lesser Double Red or White Daisy (1)

Fig. 950. Larger Double Red or White Daisy

Fig. 951. Childing Daisy (3)

Fig. 952. Small Wild Daisy (4)

Fig. 953. Middle Wild Daisy (5)

Fig. 954. Blue Italian Daisy (6)

Fig. 955. Blue French Daisy (7)

Fig. 956. Great Mouse-Ear (1)

Fig. 957. Creeping Mouse-Ear (2)

Fig. 958. English Cudweed (1)

Fig. 959. Common Cudweed (2)

Fig. 960. Sea Cudweed (3)

Fig. 961. White and Purple Mountain Cudweed (4, 5)

Fig. 962. Kinds of Cottonweed or Cudweed (6-9)

Fig. 963. Herb Impious (10)

Fig. 964. Lion's Cudweed (11)

Fig. 965. Small Lion's Cudweed (12)

Fig. 966. Long-Leaved Cudweed (13)

Fig. 967. Small Broad-Leaved Cudweed (14)

Fig. 968. Golden Mothwort

Fig. 969. Kinds of Golden Flower-Gentle (1-4)

Fig. 970. Wild Goldilocks (5)

Fig. 971. Costmary (1)

Fig. 972. Maudlin (2)

Fig. 973. Uncut-leaved Maudlin (3) & White-Flowered Maudlin (4)

Fig. 974. Kinds of Tansy (-14)

Fig. 975. Small White Tansy (5)

Fig. 976. Feverfew (1)

Fig. 977. Double Feverfew (2)

Fig. 978. Mountain Feverfew (3)

Fig. 979. White Poley (1)

Fig. 980. Yellow Poley (2)

Fig. 981. Purple Poley (3)

Fig. 982. Creeping Poley (4)

Fig. 983. Lavender-leaved Poley (5)

Fig. 984. Another figure of Lavender-Leaved Poley (5)

Fig. 985. Great Germander (1)

Fig. 986. Small Germander (2)

Fig. 987. Wild Germander (3)

Fig. 988. Broad-Leaved Tree Germander (1)

Fig. 989. Hungary Germander (2)

Fig. 990. Kinds of Germander (3-6)

Fig. 991. Water Germander

Fig. 992. Wood Sage, or Garlic Sage

Fig. 993. Eyebright

Fig. 994. Sweet Marjoram (1)

Fig. 995. Pot Marjoram (2)

Fig. 996. Marjoram Gentle (3)

Fig. 997. Kinds of Wild Marjoram (1-4)

Fig. 998. Kinds of Goat's Marjoram (1-3)

Fig. 999. Herb Mastic (1)

Fig. 1000. Assyrian Mastic (2)

Fig. 1001. Creeping Mastic (3)

Fig. 1002. Pennyroyal (1)

Fig. 1003. Upright Pennyroyal (2)

Fig. 1004. Narrow-Leaved Pennyroyal (3)

Fig. 1005. Kinds of Basil (1-4)

Fig. 1006. Wild Basil (1)

Fig. 1007. Stone Basil (2)

Fig. 1008. Fish Basil (3)

Fig. 1009. Austrian Field Basil (5)

Fig. 1010. Alpine Wild Basil (6)

Fig. 1011. Red Valerian (1)

Fig. 1022. Spattling Poppy (2)

Fig. 1013. Kinds of Mint (1-4)

Fig. 1014. Balsam Mint (5)

Fig. 1015. Nip or Catmint (1)

Fig. 1016. Great Catmint (2)

Fig. 1017. Small Catmint

Fig. 1018. Kinds of Horse or Water-Mint (1-4)

Fig. 1019. Small Horse-Mint (5)

Fig. 1020. Mountain Horse-Mint (6)

Fig. 1021. Turnip-Rooted Horse-Mint (7)

Fig. 1022. Kinds of Calamint (1-4)

Fig. 1023. Balm (1)

Fig. 1024. Turkey Balm (2)

Fig. 1025. Bastard Balm with White Flowers (3)

Fig. 1026. Bastard Balm with Purple Flowers (3)

Fig. 1027. Smith's Balm, or Jews' All-Heal (4)

Fig. 1028. Smooth Molucca Balm (5)

Fig. 1029. Thorny Molucca Balm (6)

Fig. 1030. Kinds of Horehound (1-4)

Fig. 1031. Kinds of Wild Horehound (1-4)

Fig. 1032. Germander Ironwort (5)

Fig. 1033. Hyssop-Leaved Ironwort (6)

Fig. 1034. Ironwort, or All-Heal (1)

Fig. 1035. Narrow-Leaved All-Heal (2)

Fig. 1036. Branched Creeping Ironwort (3)

Fig. 1037. Unbranched Creeping Ironwort (4)

Fig. 1038. Smooth Broad-Leaved All-Heal (6)

Fig. 1039. Water Horehound

Fig. 1040. Stinking Horehound (1)

Fig. 1041. Long-Leaved Horehound (2)

Fig. 1042. White Archangel or Dead-Nettle (1)

Fig. 1043. Yellow Archangel or Dead-Nettle (2)

Fig. 1044. Red Archangel or Dead-Nettle (3)

Fig. 1045. Hungary Dead-Nettle (4)

Fig. 1046. Hedge-Nettle (5)

Fig. 1047. Variegated Hungary Dead-Nettle (6)

Fig. 1048. Motherwort

Fig. 1049. Roman Nettle (1)

Fig. 1050. Common Stinging Nettle (2)

Fig. 1051. Small Nettle (1)

Fig. 1052. Male Hemp (1)

Fig. 1053. Female Hemp (2)

Fig. 1054. Wild Hemp (1)

Fig. 1055. Bastard Hemp (2)

Fig. 1056. Small Bastard Hemp (3)

Fig. 1057. Water-Hemp (1)

Fig. 1058. Common Dutch Agrimony (2)

Fig. 1059. Agrimony

Fig. 1060. Sawwort (1 & 2)

Fig. 1061. Betony (1)

Fig. 1062. Water-Betony

Fig. 1063. Great Fig-Wort (1)

Fig. 1064. Indian Fig-Wort (2)

Fig. 1065. Yellow-Flowered Fig-Wort (3)

Fig. 1066. Common Vervain (1)

Fig. 1067. Creeping Vervain (2)

Fig. 1068. Common Scabious (1)

Fig. 1069. Small Common Scabious (2)

Fig. 1070. Middle Scabious (3)

Fig. 1071. Corn Scabious (4)

Fig. 1072. Kinds of Scabious (5-8)

Fig. 1073. Spanish Scabious (9)

Fig. 1074. Strange Scabious (10)

Fig. 1075. Sheep's Scabious (11)

Fig. 1076. Kinds of Scabious (12-15)

Fig. 1077 Red Indian Scabious (16)

Fig. 1078. Summer Scabious (17)

Fig. 1079. Devil's-Bit

Fig. 1080. Black Matfellon (1)

Fig. 1081. Great Matfellon (2)

Fig. 1082. Kinds of Knapweed (3-6)

Fig. 1083. Rough-Headed Knapweed (7)

Fig. 1084. Great Silver Knapweed (1)

Fig. 1085. Little Silver Knapweed (2)

Fig. 1086. Narrow-Leaved Knapweed (4)

Fig. 1087. Thorny Knapweed (5)

Fig. 1088. Great Bluebottle (1)

Fig. 189. Common Bluebottle (2)

Fig. 1090. Kinds of Bluebottle (7-10)

Fig. 1091. Purple Goat's-Beard (1)

Fig. 1092. Yellow Goat's-Beard (2)

Fig. 1093. Common Viper's-Grass (1)

Fig. 1094. Dwarf Viper's-Grass (2)

Fig. 1095. Austrian Viper's-Grass (3)

Fig. 1096. Hungary Viper's-Grass (4)

Fig. 1097. Narrow-Leaved Viper's-Grass (5)

Fig. 1098. Kinds of Marigold (1-7)

Fig. 1099. Mountain Marigold (9)

Fig. 1100. Broad-Leaved Golden Marigold (1)

Fig. 1101. Lesser Dutch Marigold (2)

Fig. 1102. Corn Marigold (1)

Fig. 1103. Valencia Corn Marigold (2)

Fig. 1104. Small Mountain Marigold (3)

Fig. 1105. The Other Alpine Marigold (4)

Fig. 1106. Candy Corn Marigold (5)

Fig. 1107. Ox-Eye (1)

Fig. 1108. True Ox-Eye (2)

Fig. 1109. White Ox-Eye (3)

Fig. 1110. Great Double African Marigold (1)

Fig. 1111. Great Single African or French Marigold (3)

Fig. 1112. Small African or French Marigold (4)

Fig. 1113. Greater Sunflower (1)

Fig. 1114. Lesser Sunflower (2)

Fig. 1115. Jerusalem Artichoke

Fig. 1116. Camomile (1)

Fig. 1117. Sweet Naked Camomile (2)

Fig. 1118. Double-Flowered Camomile (3)

Fig. 1119. Roman Camomile (4)

Fig. 1120. Mayweed (1)

Fig. 1121. Wild Mountain Camomile (3)

Fig. 1122. Pellitory of Spain (1)

Fig. 1123. Wild Pellitory (2)

Fig. 1124. Small Leopard's Bane (1)

Fig. 1125. Great Leopard's Bane (2)

Fig. 1126. Crayfish Wolf's-Bane (3)

Fig. 1127. Winged Wolf's-Bane (4)

Fig. 1128. Narrow-Leaved Wolf's-Bane (5)

Fig. 1129. Large-Flowered Wolf's-Bane (6)

Fig. 1130. Greatest Wolf's-Bane (7)

Fig. 1131. Great Sage (1)

Fig. 1132. Small Sage (2)

Fig. 1133. Kinds of Sage (3, 4, 8)

Fig. 1134. French Sage (1)

Fig. 1135. Lesser French Sage (2)

Fig. 1136. Syrian Sage-Leaved Mullein (3)

Fig. 1137. Common Clary (1)

Fig. 1138. Small Clary (2)

Fig. 1139. Fuchsius' Wild Clary (3)

Fig. 1140. Jupiter's Distaff (4)

Fig. 1141. Kinds of Wild Clary (1-4)

Fig. 1142. Red-Flowered Wild Clary (5)

Fig. 1143. Mullein (1)

Fig. 1144. White-Flowered Mullein (2)

Fig. 1145. Kinds of Base Mullein (1-4)

Fig. 1146. Pliny's Moth Mullein (1)

Fig. 1147. Purple Moth Mullein (2)

Fig. 1148. Green Moth Mullein (3)

Fig. 1149. Greenish-Purple Moth Mullein (4)

Fig. 1150. White Moth Mullein (5)

Fig. 1151. Large-Flowered Moth Mullein (6)

Fig. 1152. Yellow Moth Mullein (7)

Fig. 1153. Mullein of Ethiopa.

Fig. 1154. Cowslips (1)

Fig. 1155. Oxlips (2)

Fig. 1156. Double Paigle (3)

Fig. 1157. Double Cowslips (4)

Fig. 1158. Primrose (5)

Fig. 1159. Double White Primrose (6)

Fig. 1160. Green Primrose (7)

Fig. 1161. Hesketh's Primrose (8)

Fig. 1162. Red Bird's-Eye (1)

Fig. 1163. White Bird's-Eye (2)

Fig. 1164. Yellow Bear's-Ear (1)

Fig. 1165. Purple Bear's-Ear (2)

Fig. 1166. Red bear's-Ear (3)

Fig. 1167. Scarlet Bear's-Ear (4)

Fig. 1168. Blush-Coloured Bear's-Ear (5)

Fig. 1169. Bright Red Bear's-Ear (6)

Fig. 1170. Stammel Bear's-Ear (7)

Fig. 1171. Spotted Sanicle (1)

Fig. 1172. Butterwort, or Yorkshire Sanicle (2)

Fig. 1173. Bear's-Ear Sanicle (3)

Fig. 1174. Kinds of Foxgloves (1-4)

Fig. 1175. Ploughman's Spikenard

Fig. 1176. Elecampane

Fig. 1177. Sauce-Alone

Fig. 1178. Dittany of Candy (1)

Fig. 1179. Bastard Dittany (2)

Fig. 1180. Garden Borage (1)

Fig. 1181. White-Flowered Borage (2)

Fig. 1182. Never-Dying Borage (3)

Fig. 1183. Common Bugloss (1)

Fig. 1184. Langue de Boeuf(2)

Fig. 1185. Small Wild Bugloss (3)

Fig. 1186. Red Alkanet (1)

Fig. 1187. Yellow Alkanet (2)

Fig. 1188. Small Alkanet (3)

Fig. 1189. Kinds of Wall and Viper's Bugloss (1-4)

Fig. 1190. Kinds of Hound's-Tongue (1-4)

Fig. 1191. Small Green-Leaved Hound's-Tongue (4)

Fig. 1192. Purple-Flowered Comfrey (1)

Fig. 1193. Knobby-Rooted Comfrey (3)

Fig. 1194 Borage-Flowered Comfrey (4)

Fig. 1195. Spotted Jerusalem Cowslips (1)

Fig. 1196. Bugloss Cowslips (2)

Fig. 1197. Narrow-Leaved Jeruasalem Cowslips (3)

Fig. 1198. Great Burdock (1)

Fig. 1199. Lesser Burdock (2)

Fig. 1200. Coltsfoot in Flower (1)

Fig. 1201. Coltsfoot Leaves (1)

Fig. 1202. Mountain Coltsfoot in full flower (2)

Fig. 1203. Mountain Coltsfoot with the flower fading (2)

Fig. 1204. Butterbur in Flower

Fig. 1205. The Leaves of Butterbur

Fig. 1206. Hoary-Leaved Horse-Foot (1)

Fig. 1207. Smooth-Leaved Horse-Foot (2)

Fig. 1208. Pilwort

Fig. 1209. Great Marsh Marigold (1)

Fig. 1210. Small Marsh Marigold (2)

Fig. 1211. Double-Flowered Marsh Marigold (3)

Fig. 1212. Frog-Bit

Fig. 1213. White Water-Lily (1)

Fig. 1214. Yellow Water-Lily (2)

Fig. 1215. Small White Water-Lily (3)

Fig. 1216. Dwarf Water-Lily (5)

Fig. 1217. Broad-Leaved Pondweed (1)

Fig. 1218. Narrow-Leaved Pondweed (2)

Fig. 1229. Small Pondweed (3)

Fig. 1220. Long Sharp-Leaved Pondweed (4)

Fig. 1221. Water Caltrops (1)

Fig. 1222. Small Water Caltrops, or Frog's-Lettuce (2)

Fig. 1223. Small Frog's-Lettuce (3)

Fig. 1224. Fresh-Water Soldier

Fig. 1225. Water-Violet (1)

Fig. 1226. Small-Leaved Water-Violet (1a)

Fig. 1227. Water-Yarrow (2)

Fig. 1228. Water Crowfoot (3)

Fig. 1229. Fennel-Leaved Water Milfoil (4)

Fig. 1230. Hooded Water Milfoil (5)

Fig. 1231. Duck's Meat

Fig. 1232. Water Crowfoot

Fig. 1233. Water Ivy (2)

Fig. 1234. Water Starwort (3)

Fig. 1235. Great Dragon (1)

Fig. 1236. Small Dragon (2)

Fig. 1237. Water Dragon (3)

Fig. 1238. Cuckoo-Pint (1)

Fig. 1239. Egyptian Cuckoo-Pint (2)

Fig. 1240. Broad-Leaved Friar's Cowl (1)

Fig. 1241. Narrow-Leaved Friar's Cowl (2)

Fig. 1242. Asarabacca (1)

Fig. 1243. Italian Asarabacca (2)

Fig. 1244. Sea Bindweed (1)

Fig. 1245. Mountain Bindweed (2)

Fig. 1246. Small Mountain Bindweed (3)

Fig. 1247. Grass of Parnassus (1)

Fig. 1248. Double-Flowered Grass of Parnassus (2)

Fig. 1249. White Saxifrage (1)

Fig. 1250. Golden Saxifrage (2)

Fig. 1251. White Rock Saxifrage (3)

Fig. 1252. Round Sow-Bread (1)

Fig. 1253. Ivy Sow-Bread (2)

Fig. 1254. Spring Sow-Bread (3)

Fig. 1255. White-flowered Sow-Bread (4)

Fig. 1256. Is this plant with Ivy-like leaves another Sow-Bread? (5)

Fig. 1257. Long Birthwort (1)

Fig. 1258. Round Birthwort (2)

Fig. 1259. Climbing Birthwort (3)

Fig. 1260. Saracen's Birthwort (4)

Fig. 1261. Small Birthwort (5)

Fig. 1262. Virginian Snake-Weed

Fig. 1263. Purple Garden Violet (1)

Fig. 1264. White Garden Violet (2)

Fig. 1265. Double Garden Purple Violet (3)

Fig. 1266. Yellow Violet (5)

Fig. 1267. Wild or Dog's Violet (6)

Fig. 1268. Kinds of Heartsease or Pansy (1-4)

Fig. 1269. Ale-Hoof (1)

Fig. 1270. Rock Ale-Hoof (2)

Fig. 1271. Climbing Ivy (1)

Fig. 1272. Creeping Ivy (2)

Fig. 1273. Rough Bindweed of Peru (1)

Fig. 1274. Common Rough Bindweed (2)

Fig. 1275. Portuguese Rough Bindweed (3)

Fig. 1276. Great Smooth Bindweed (1)

Fig. 1277. Small Bindweed (2)

Fig. 1278. Lavender-Leaved Bindweed (3)

Fig. 1279. Silver-Leaved Bindweed (4)

Fig. 1280. Black Bindweed (5)

Fig. 1281. Blue Bindweed (1)

Fig. 1282. Round-Leaved Blue Bindweed (2)

Fig. 1283. Small Blue Bindweed (3)

Fig. 1284. Syrian Scammony (1)

Fig. 1285. Scammony of Valencia (2)

Fig. 1286. French Scammony (3)

Fig. 1287. White Bryony

Fig. 1288. Black Bryony (1)

Fig. 1289. Bryony of Mexico (1)

Fig. 1290. Bryony of Peru (2)

Fig. 1291. The Manured Vine

Fig. 1292. Hops

Fig. 1293. Traveller's Joy (1)

Fig. 1294. Spanish Traveller's Joy (2)

Fig. 1295. Lady's Bower (1)

Fig. 1296. Double-Flowered Lady's Bower (3)

Fig. 1297. Virgin's Bower (1)

Fig. 1298. Upright Virgin's Bower (2)

Fig. 1299. Bush Bower (4)

Fig. 1300. Great Bush Bower (5)

Fig. 1301. Alpine Virgin's Bower (6)

Fig. 1302. Woodbine or Honeysuckle (1)

Fig. 1303. Italian or Double Woodbine (2)

Fig. 1304. White Jasmine (1)

Fig. 1305. Great White Jasmine (2)

Fig. 1306. Yellow Jasmine (3)

Fig. 1307. Periwinkle (1)

Fig. 1308. Great Periwinkle (2)

Fig. 1309. Sharp-Leaved Caper (1)

Fig. 1310. Round-Leaved Caper (2)

Vol. 4

Fig. 1311. Bean Capers.

Fig. 1312. White Swallow-Wort (1)

Fig. 1313. Black Swallow-Wort (2)

Fig. 1314 Indian Swallow-wort (1)

Fig. 1315. Apocynum Syriacum (2)

Fig. 1316. The Cotton Bush

Fig. 1317. Climbing Dog's-Bane (1)

Fig. 1318. Broad-Leaved Dog's-Bane (2)

Fig. 1319. Solomon's Seal (1)

Fig. 1320. Small Solomon's Seal (2)

Fig. 1321. Sweet-Smelling Somomon's Seal (3)

Fig. 1322. Branched Solomon's Seal (4)

Fig. 1323. Narrow-Leaved Solomon's Seal (5)

Fig. 1324. Butcher's Broom

Fig. 1325. Male Horse-Tongue (1)

Fig. 1326. Female Horse-Tongue (2)

Fig. 1327. Italian Horse-Tongue (3)

Fig. 1328. Common Cucumnber (1)

Fig. 1329. Adder's Cucumber (2)

Fig. 1330. Spanish Cucumber (4)

Fig. 1331.Wild Cucumber

Fig. 1332. Citrul Cucumber (1)

Fig. 1333. Small Citrul (2)

Fig. 1334. Wild Citrul or Coloquintida (1)

Fig. 1335. Pear-Fashioned Coloquintida (2)

Fig. 1336. Musk Melon (1)

Fig. 1337. Sugar Melon (2)

Fig. 1338. Spanish Melon (4)

Fig. 1339. Great Long Pumpkin (1)

Fig. 1340. Great round Pumpkin (2)

Fig. 1341. Kinds of Pumpkin (3-6)

Fig. 1342. Great Wild Pumpkin (1)

Fig. 1343. Small Wild Pumpkin (2)

Fig. 1344. Snake's Gourd (1)

Fig. 1345. Bottle Gourd (2)

Fig. 1346. Wild Bottle Gourd (1)

Fig. 1347. Mushroom Wild Gourd (2)

Fig. 1348. [Sweet] Potatoes

Fig. 1349. Virginia Potatoes

Fig. 1350. Single Garden Hollyhock (1)

Fig. 1351. Jagged Strange Hollyhock (2)

Fig. 1352. Double Purple Hollyhock (3)

Fig. 1353. Field Mallow (1)

Fig. 1354. Dwarf Wild Mallow (2)

Fig. 1355. French Curled Mallow (3)

Fig. 1356. Vervain Mallow (4)

Fig. 1357. Spanish Mallow (5)

Fig. 1358. Mallows (1-4)

Fig. 1359. Hemp-Leaved Mallow (5)

Fig. 1360. Yellow Mallow

Fig. 1361. Venice Mallow (1)

Fig. 1363. Egyptian Codded Mallow

Fig. 1364. Dove's Foot, or Crane's Bill (1)

Fig. 1365. Herb Robert

Fig. 1366. Knobbed Crane's-Bill

Fig. 1367. Musked Crane's-Bill

Fig. 1368. Kinds of Crane's-Bill (1-4)

Fig. 1369. Candy Crane's-Bill (1)

Fig. 1370. Bastard Candy Crane's-Bill (2)

Fig. 1371. Kinds of Wild Crane's-Bill (1, 2, 3, 5)

Fig. 1372. Penny's Bulbous Crane's-Bill (1)

Fig. 1373. Knotty Crane's-Bill (2)

Fig. 1374. Silver-Leaved Mountain Crane's-Bill (3)

Fig. 1375. Sanicle

Fig. 1376. Lady's Mantle

Fig. 1377. Neeze-Wort Sanicle

Fig. 1378. Kinds of Crowfoot (1-4)

Fig. 1379. Illyrian Crowfoot (5)

Fig. 1380. Round-Rooted Crowfoot (6)

Fig. 1381. Kinds of Crowfoot (7-10)

Fig. 1382. Portugal Crowfoot (11)

Fig. 1383. Globe Crowfoot (12)

Fig. 1384. Rough White-Flowered Mountain Crowfoot (13)

Fig. 1385. Rough Purple-Flowered Mountain Crowfoot (14)

Fig. 1386. Bachelor's Buttons (1)

Fig. 1387. Double Wild Yellow Crowfoot (2)

Fig. 1388. Double White Crowfoot (3)

Fig. 1389. Double Red Crowfoot (1)

Fig. 1390. Double Asian Scarlet Crowfoot (2)

Fig. 1391. Kinds of Asian Crowfoot (3-6)

Fig. 1392. Asian Crowfoot with Yellow Striped Flowers (7)

Fig. 1393. Great Spearwort (1)

Fig. 1394. Lesser Spearwort (2)

Fig. 1395. Jagged Spearwort (3)

Fig. 1396. Marsh Spearwort (4)

Fig. 1397. Broad-Leaved Candy Crowfoot (1)

Fig. 1398. Plantain-Leaved Crowfoot (2)

Fig. 1399. Lesser Mountain Crowfoot (3)

Fig. 1400.Greater Mountain Crowfoot (4)

Fig. 1401. Rue-Leaved Crowfoot (5)

Fig. 1402. Columbine Crowfoot (6)

Fig. 1403. Small Rough-Headed Crowfoot (7)

Fig. 1404. Broad-Leaved Wolf's Bane (1)

Fig. 1405. Mountain Wolf's-Bane (2)

Fig. 1406. Winter Wolf's-Bane.

Fig. 1407. Mithridate or Wholesome Wolf's-Bane

Fig. 1408. Yellow Wolf's-Bane

Fig. 1409. Lark's-Heel Wolf's-Bane (1)

Fig. 1410. Small Blue Wolf's-Bane (2)

Fig. 1411. Blue Helmet-Flower, or Monk's-Hood (3)

Fig. 1412. A Wolf's-Bane depicted in the Emperor's Book (4)

Fig. 1413. Kinds of Monk's-Hood (5-8)

Fig. 1414. Nodding Monk's-Hood (9)

Fig. 1415. Kinds of Black Hellebore (1-4)

Fig. 1416. Black Masterwort, or Dioscorides' Black Hellebore

Fig. 1417. Herb Christopher

Fig. 1418. Male Peony (1)

Fig. 1419. Male Peony in seed

Fig. 1420. Female Peony (2)

Fig. 1421. Double Red Peony (3)

Fig. 1422. Kinds of Peony (4-7)

Fig. 1423. Dog's-Tooth Violet (1)

Fig. 1424. Coral-Toothed Violet (2)

Fig. 1425. Seven-Leaved Toothed Violet (3)

Fig. 1426. Five-Leaved Toothed Violet (4)

Fig. 1428. Kinds of Cinquefoil (1-4)

Fig. 1429. Kinds of Cinquefoil (5-8)

Fig. 1430. Small Hoary Creeping Cinquefoil (9)

Fig. 1431. White Wood Cinquefoil (10)

Fig. 1432. Small White Wood Cinquefoil (11)

Fig. 1433. Small Golden Cinquefoil (12)

Fig. 1434. Strawberry Cinquefoil (13)

Fig. 1435. Septfoil

Fig. 1436. Silverweed, or Wild Tansy

Fig. 1437. Avens or Herb Bennet (1)

Fig. 1438. Mountain Avens (2)

Fig. 1439. Kinds of Avens (3-5)

Fig. 1440. Red Strawberries (1)

Fig. 1441. White Strawberries (2)

Fig. 1442. Wild Strawberry (3)

Fig. 1443. Garden Angelica (1)

Fig. 1444. Wild Angelica (2)

Fig. 1445. Great Wild Angelica (3)

Fig. 1446. Masterwort (1)

Fig. 1447. Herb Gerard (2)

Fig. 1448. Hercules' All-Heal (1)

Fig. 1449. Hercules' Great Woundwort (2)

Fig. 1450. Clown's All-Heal.

Fig. 1451. Laserwort

Fig. 1452. Common Lovage

Fig. 1453. Cow Parsnip

Fig. 1454. Kinds of Herb Frankincense (1-4)

Fig. 1455 Coriander (1)

Fig. 1456. Bastard Coriander (2)

Fig. 1457. Parsley

Fig. 1458. Smallage

Fig. 1459. Mountain Parsley

Fig. 1460. Bastard Stone Parsley (1)

Fig. 1461. True Parsley of Macedonia (2)

Fig. 1462. Honewort.

Fig. 1463. Alexanders

Fig. 1464. Wild Parsley

Fig. 1465. Kinds of Parsley (1-4)

Fig. 1466. Hedge Parsley (5)

Fig. 1467. Knotted Parsley (6)

Fig. 1468. Candy Alexanders

Fig. 1469. Garden Parsnip (1)

Fig. 1470. Wild Parsnip (2)

Fig. 1471. Skirret.

Fig. 1472. Yellow Carrot (1)

Fig. 1473. Red Carrot (2)

Fig. 1474. Wild Carrot

Fig. 1475. Candy Carrots

Fig. 1476. Great Stinking Carrot (1)

Fig. 1477. Small Stinking Carrot(2)

Fig. 1478. Deadly Carrot (3)

Fig. 1483. Star Anise (2)

Fig. 1484. Bishop's Weed (1)

Fig. 1485. Candy Bishop's Weed (2)

Fig. 1486. Small Bishop's Weed (3)

Fig. 1487. Common Chervil (1)

Fig. 1488. Hedge Chervil (2)

Fig. 1489. Great Chervil (3)

Fig. 1490. Small Sweet Chervil (4)

Fig. 1491. Shepherd's Needle (1)

Fig. 1492. Small Shepherd's Needle (2)

Fig. 1493. Broad Toothpick Chervil (1)

Fig. 1494. Spanish Toothpick Chervil (2)

Fig. 1495. Meadow-Sweet (1)

Fig. 1496. Burnet Saxifrage (1)

Fig. 1497. Small Burner Saxifrage (2)

Fig. 1498. Garden Burnet (1)

Fig. 1499. Wild Burnet (2)

Fig. 1500. English Saxifrage (1)

Fig. 1501. Austrian Saxifrage (2)

Fig. 1502. Bastard Lovage (1)

Fig. 1503. Horse Fennel (2)

Fig. 1504. Small Candy Seselios (1)

Fig. 1505. Great Candy Seselios (2)

Fig. 1506. Mountain Seselios (3)

Fig. 1507. Marseilles Seselios (4)

Fig. 1508. Spignel (1)

Fig. 1509. Italian Spignel (2)

Fig. 1510. Sulphurworts (1-3)

Fig. 1511. Fennel-Giant (1)

Fig. 1512. Small Fennel-Giant (2)

Fig. 1513. Æsculapius' All-Heal (3)

Fig. 1514. Dropwort (1)

Fig. 1515. Mountain Dropwort (2)

Fig. 1516. Narrow-Leaved Dropwort (3)

Fig. 1517. Hemlock Dropwort (4)

Fig. 1518. Water Dropwort (5)

Fig. 1519.Hemlock (1)

Fig. 1520. Broad-Leaved Hemlock (2)

Fig. 1521. Giant Hemlock (3)

Fig. 1524. Small Earth-Nut

Fig. 1525. Great Earth-Nut.

Fig. 1526. Garden Cumin

Fig. 1527. Wild Cumin (1)

Fig. 1528. Codded Wild Cumin (2)

Fig. 1529. Horned Wild Cumin (3)

Fig. 1530. Fluxweed (1)

Fig. 1531. Great Celandine (1)

Fig. 1532. Great Celandine with more cut leaves (2)

Fig. 1533. Yellow Rattle, or Coxcomb

Fig. 1534. Lousewort, or Red Rattle

Fig. 1535. Common Yarrow (1)

Fig. 1536. Red-Flowered Yarrow (2)

Fig. 1537. Yellow Yarrow (1)

Fig. 1538. Achilles' Yarrow (2)

Fig. 1539. Kinds of Valerian (1-4)

Fig. 1540. Greek Valerian (5)

Fig. 1541. Indian Valerian (6)

Fig. 1542. Annual Valerian (8)

Fig. 1543. Broad-Leaved Alpine Valerian (9)

Fig. 1544. Small Alpine Valerain (10)

Fig. 1545. Celtic Spikenard (1)

Fig. 1546. Urinewort (3)

Fig. 1547. Mountain Spikenard (4) at first

Fig. 1548. Mountain Spikenard (4)

Fig. 1549. Indian Spikenard (5)

Fig. 1550. French Spikenard (6)

Fig. 1551. Kinds of Larkspur (1-4)

Fig. 1552. Wild Larkspur (4)

Fig. 1553. Kinds of Nigella (1-4)

Fig. 1554. Damask Nigella (5)

Fig. 1555. Great Spanish Nigella (6)

Fig. 1556. Cockle

Fig. 1557. Kinds of Fumitory (1-4)

Fig. 1558. Great Purple Hollow-Root (1)

Fig. 1559. Great White Hollow-Root (2)

Fig. 1560. Bunniken's Hollow-Root (9)

Fig. 1561. Small Bunniken's Hollow-Root (10)

Fig. 1562. Kinds of Columbine (1-4)

Fig. 1563. Kinds of Columbine (5-8)

Fig. 1564. Broad-Leaved Wormwood (1)

Fig. 1565. Small Pontic Wormwood (2)

Fig. 1566. Small-leaved Wormwood

Fig. 1567. White Sea Wormwood (1)

Fig. 1568. Creeping Sea Wormwood (2)

Fig. 1569. Holy Wormwood

Fig. 1570. White Wormwood (1)

Fig. 1571. Egyptian Wormwood (2)

Fig. 1572. Unsavoury Wormwood (3)

Fig. 1573. Small Lavender Cotton (4)

Fig. 1574. Common Mugwort (1)

Fig. 1575. Sea Mugwort (3)

Fig. 1576. Female Southernwood (1)

Fig. 1577. Male Southernwood (2)

Fig. 1578. Dwarf Southernwood (3)

Fig. 1579. Unsavoury Southernwood (4)

Fig. 1580. Wild Southernwood (5)

Fig. 1581. Oak of Jerusalem (1)

Fig. 1582. Oak of Cappadocia (2)

Fig. 1583. Lavender Cotton

Fig. 1584. Garden Asparagus (1)

Fig. 1585. Stone Asparagus (3)

Fig. 1586. Wild Prickly Asparagus (4)

Fig. 1587. Wild Thorny Asparagus (5)

Fig. 1588. Asparagus Thistle (6)

Fig. 1589. Great Horsetail (1)

Fig. 1590. Naked Horsetail (2)

Fig. 1591. Kinds of Horsetail (3-6)

Fig. 1593. Small Sea Grape (1)

Fig. 1594. Great Sea Grape (2)

Fig. 1595. Bastard Sea Grape (3)

Fig. 1596. Red Madder (1)

Fig. 1597. Wild Madder (2)

Fig. 1598. Sea Madder (3)

Fig. 1599. Small Candy Madder (4)

Fig. 1600. Dwarf Madder (6)

Fig. 1601. Goose-Grass (1)

Fig. 1602. Great Goose-Grass (2)

Fig. 1603. Crosswort (1)

Fig. 1604. Madder Crosswort (2)

Fig. 1605. Woodruff (1)

Fig. 1606. Blue Woodruff (2)

Fig. 1607. Spurrey (3)

Fig. 1608. Lady's Bedstraw (1)

Fig. 1609. White Lady's Bedstraw (2)

Fig. 1610. Red Lady's Bedstraw (3)

Fig. 1611. Great Bastard Madder (4)

Fig. 1612. Male Fern (1)

Fig. 1613. Female Fern, or Brake (2)

Fig. 1614. Water Fern, Or Osmund Royal

Fig. 1615. Wall Fern or Polypody (1)

Fig. 1616 Oak Polypody (2)

Fig. 1617. Indian Polypody (3)

Fig. 1618. Kinds of Oak-Fern (1-3)

Fig. 1619. Black Oak-Fern

Fig. 1620. Kinds of Hart's-Tongue and Moon-Fern (1-4)

Fig. 1621. Handed Moon-Fern (5)

Fig. 1622. Kinds of Spleenwort (1-4)

Fig. 1623. Male Fountain Fern (1)

Fig. 1624. Male Dwarf Stone Fern (3)

Fig. 1625. Female Dwarf Stone Fern (4)

Fig. 1626. True Maidenhair (1)

Fig. 1627. Assyrian Maidenhair (2)

Fig. 1628. Wall Rue (3)

Fig. 1629. Male English Maidenhair (1)

Fig. 1630. Garden Bear's Breech (1)

Fig. 1631. Prickly Bear's Breech (2)

Fig. 1632.White Cotton Thistle (1)

Fig. 1633. Purple Cotton Thistle (2)

Fig. 1634. Our Lady's Thistle

Fig. 1635. Kinds of Globe Thistle (1-3, 5)

Fig. 1636. Woolly Thistle (6)

Fig. 1637. Great Red Artichoke (1)

Fig. 1638. Great White Artichoke (2)

Fig. 1639. Wild Artichoke (3)

Fig. 1640. Spanish Golden Thistle (1)

Fig. 1641. French Golden Thistle

Fig. 1642. Tall Carline Thistle (1)

Fig. 1643. Red Carline Thistle (2)

Fig. 1644. Dwarf Carline Thistle (3)

Fig. 1645. Great Wild Carline Thistle (1)

Fig. 1646. Little Wild Carline Thistle (2)

Fig. 1647. Black Chamæleon Thistle (1)

Fig. 1648. Spanish Black Chamæleon Thistle (2)

Fig. 1649. Sea Holly (1)

Fig. 1650. Levant Sea Holly (2)

Fig. 1651. Kinds of Sea Holly (1-4)

Fig. 1652. Small Smooth Sea Holly (5)

Fig. 1653. Star-Thistle (1)

Fig.1654. St. Barnaby's Thistle (2)

Fig. 1655. Garden Teasel (1)

Fig. 1656. Wild Teasel (2)

Fig. 1657. Shepherd's Rod (3)

Fig. 1658. Bastard Saffron (1)

Fig. 1659. Blue Flowered Bastard Saffron (2)

Fig. 1660. Wild Bastard Saffron (1)

Fig. 1661. Blessed Thistle (2)

Fig. 1662. Kinds of Thistle (1-4)

Fig. 1663. Musk Thistle (5)

Fig. 1664. Spear Thistle (6)

Fig. 1665. Theophrastus' Fifth Thistle (7)

Fig. 1668. Donrez' Fifth Thistle (8)

Fig. 1667. Bush-headed Thistle (9)

Fig. 1668. Hedgehog Thistle

Fig. 669. The Poisonous Gum Thistle (1)

Fig. 1670. The Antidote against the Poisonous Thistle (2)

Fig. 1671. Torch Thistle (3)

Fig. 1672. Thorny Reed of Peru (4)

Fig. 1673. Great Soft-Bulbed Thistle (1)

Fig. 1674. Great Soft Thistle (2)

Fig. 1675. Soft Smooth-Leaved Thistle (3)

Fig. 1676. Small Bur Thistle (4)

Fig. 1677. Kinds of Soft Thistle (5,6)

Fig. 1678. Dock-Leaved Thistle-Gentle (7)

Fig. 1679. Meadow Trefoil (1)

Fig. 1680. Great White Trefoil (3)

Fig. 1681. Great Purple Trefoil (4)

Fig. 1682. Hop Trefoil (5)

Fig. 1683. Little Yellow Trefoil (6)

Fig. 1684. Treacle Clover

Fig. 1685. American Trefoil (1)

Fig. 1686. Burgundy Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1687. Salamanca Trefoil (3)

Fig. 1688. Heart Trefoil (4)

Fig. 1689. Small Codded Trefoil (5)

Fig. 1690. Crow-Foot Trefoil (6)

Fig. 1691. Hoary Clover (7)

Fig. 1692. Yellow Horned Trefoil (8)

Fig. 1694. Great Hare's-Foot Trefoil (1)

Fig. 1695. Great Large-Headed Hare's-Foot Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1696. Narrow-Leaved Spanish Hare's-Foot (3)

Fig. 1697. Small Hare's-Foot Trefoil (4)

Fig. 1698. Marsh Trefoil

Fig. 1699. Sweet Trefoil

Fig. 1700. Fenugreek (1)

Fig. 1701. Wild Fenugreek (2)

Fig. 1702. Horned Clover (1)

Fig. 1703. Four-Leaved Grass (2)

Fig. 1704. Square Crimson Velvet Pea (3)

Fig. 1705. Medick Fodder (1)

Fig. 1706. Prickly Snail Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1707. Sea Medick (3)

Fig. 1708. White Wood Sorrel (1)

Fig. 1709. Yellow Wood Sorrel (2)

Fig. 1710. Noble Liverwort (1)

Fig. 1711. Red Noble Liverwort (2)

Fig. 1712. Double-Flowered Noble Liverwort (3)

Fig. 1713. Assyrian Melilot (1)

Fig. 1714. Italian Melilot (2)

Fig. 1715. King's Melilot (3)

Fig. 1716. German Melilot (4)

Fig. 1717. Moon Trefoil (1)

Fig. 1718. Liquorice Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1719. Prickly Trefoil (3)

Fig. 1720. Strawbery Trefoil (4)

Fig. 1721. Great Garden Bean (1)

Fig. 1722. Wild Bean (2)

Fig. 1723. Kinds of Kidney Bean (1-4)

Fig. 1724. White Indian Kidney bean (5)

Fig. 1725. Red Indian Kidney Bean (6)

Fig. 1726. Narrow-Leaved Kidney Bean (7)

Fig. 1727. Kinds of Kidney Bean (8,9)

Fig. 1728. Kinds of Kidney Bean – Fruit only

Fig. 1729. Kinds of Lupine(1-4)

Fig. 1730. Rounceval Peas (1)

Fig. 1731. Garden or Field Peas (2)

Fig. 1732. Kinds of Pea (3-6)

Fig. 1733. Garden Chickpea

Fig. 1735. Wild Chickpea (1)

Fig. 1736. Broad-Leaved Wild Chickpea (2)

Fig. 1737. Great Lentils (1)

Fig. 1738. Little Lentils (2)

Fig. 1739. True Orobus

Fig. 1740. Kinds of Vetch (1-4)

Fig. 1741. Small Wild Tare (5)

Fig. 1742. Everlasting Pea or Chichling (1)

Fig. 1743. White-Flowered Chichlings (2)

Fig. 1744. Purple Flowered Chichling (3)

Fig. 1745. Egyptian Chichling (4)

Fig. 1746. Parti-Coloured Chichling (5)

Fig. 1747. Everlasting Tare (6)

Fig. 1748. Sesame

Fig. 1749. Hatchet Vetch (1)

Fig. 1750. Liquorice Hatchet Vetch (2)

Fig. 1751. Kinds of Hatchet Vetch (3-6)

Fig. 1752. French Honeysuckle (7)

Fig. 1753. Horseshoe (8)

Fig. 1754. Pea Earth-Nut (1)

Fig. 1755. Wood or Heath Pea (2)

Fig. 1756. Portuguese Milk Vetch (1)

Fig. 1757. Assyrian Milk Vetch (2)

Fig. 1758. Matthiolus' Milk Vetch (3)

Fig. 1759. Bastard Milk Vetch (4)

Fig. 1760. Kidney Vetch (1)

Fig. 1761. Starry Kidney Vetch (2)

Fig. 1762. Great Bird's-Foot (3)

Fig. 1763. Small Bird's-Foot (4) & Small Horned Pulse (5)

Fig. 1764. Black Milk Tare

Fig. 1765. Medick Vetchling (1)

Fig. 1766. Purple Cock's-Head (2)

Fig. 1767. Blue Medick Vetch (3)

Fig. 1768. Pale Medick Vetch (4)

Fig. 1769. Mountain Medick Vetch (5)

Fig. 1770. Bastard Dittany

Fig. 1771. Land Caltrops

Fig. 1772. Venice Pea (1)

Fig. 1773. Spring Pea (2)

Fig. 1774. White Mountain Pea (3)

Fig. 1775. Narrow-Leaved Mountain Pea (4)

Fig. 1776. Birds' Pea (1)

Fig. 1777. Crimson Grass Vetch (2)

Fig. 1778. Small Yellow Vetch (3)

Fig. 1779. Great Bastard Rhubarb (1)

Fig. 1780. Small Bastard Rhubarb (2)

Fig. 1781. Goat's Rue

Fig. 1782. Leadwort

Fig. 1783. Kinds of Rue (1, 3-5)

Fig. 1784. Dog's Rue (6)

Vol. 5

Fig. 1786. The White Rose (1)

Fig. 1787. The Red Rose (2)

Fig. 1788. The Provençe or Damask Rose (3)

Fig. 1789. The Thornless Rose (5)

Fig. 1790. The Great Holland or Provençe Rose (6)

Fig. 1791. The Single Musk Rose (1)

Fig. 1792. The Double Musk Rose (2)

Fig. 1793. The Great Musk Rose (3)

Fig. 1794. The Velvet Rose (4)

Fig. 1795. The Yellow Rose (5)

Fig. 1796. The Double Yellow Rose (6)

Fig. 1797. The Double Cinnamon Rose (7)

Fig. 1798. The Single Cinnamon Rose(8)

Fig. 1799. The Eglantine or Sweet Brier (1)

Fig.1800. Double Eglantine (2)

Fig. 1801. Brier Rose (3)

Fig. 802. Pimpinell Rose (4)

Fig. 1803. Bramble or Blackberry (1)

Fig. 1804. Raspis or Raspberry (3)

Fig. 1805. Stone Bramble (4)

Fig. 1806. Knotberry (5)

Fig. 1807. Male Cistus or Holly Rose (1)

Fig. 1808. Male Cistus with an Excrescence (2)

Fig. 1809. Kinds of Cistus (3-7)

Fig. 1810. Lavender-Leaved Cistus (8)

Fig. 1811. Thyme-Leaved Cistus (9)

Fig. 1812. Kinds of Cistus (10-13)

Fig. 1813. Lobel's Strange Cistus (14)

Fig. 1815. Dr. Penny's Cistus (16)

Fig. 1815. Annual Cistus (17)

Fig. 1816. Long-leaved Annual Cistus (18)

Fig. 1817. Spotted Annual Cistus (19)

Fig. 1818. Marjoram-Leaved Cistus (20)

Fig.1819. English Dwarf Cistus (1,2)

Fig. 1820. Yellow Dwarf Cistus of Germany (3)

Fig. 1821.White Dwarf Cistus of Germany (4)

Fig. 1822. Dwarf Cistus of Savoy (5)

Fig. 1823. Narrow-Leaved Dwarf Cistus(6)

Fig. 1824. Thyme-Leaved Dwarf Cistus (7)

Fig. 1825. Frisian Dwarf Cistus (8)

Fig. 1826. Kinds of Cistus Ledon (1-4)

Fig. 1827. Kinds of Cistus Ledon (5-8)

Fig. 1828. Clusius' Tenth Cistus Ledon (9)

Fig. 1829. Myrtle-Leaved Cistus Ledon (10)

Fig. 1830. Silesian Cistus Ledon (11)

Fig. 1831. Rosemary-Leaved Cistus Ledon (12)

Fig. 1832. Matthiolus' Cistus Ledon (13)

Fig. 1833. Mountain Cistus (14)

Fig. 1834. Rosemary-Leaved Cistus Ledon (15)

Fig. 1835. Garden Rosemary (1)

Fig. 1836. Wild Rosemary (2)

Fig. 1837. Poets' Rosemary (3)

Fig. 1838. Savoy Honeysuckle (1)

Fig. 1839. German Honeysuckle (2)

Fig. 1840. Blueberry Woodbine (3)

Fig. 1841. Cherry Woodbine (4)

Fig. 1842. The flowers of (3) and (4)

Fig. 1843. Dwarf Honeysuckle (5)

Fig. 1844. Senna

Fig. 1845. Bastard Senna (1)

Fig. 1846. Scorpion Senna (2)

Fig. 1847. Dwarf Bastard Senna (3)

Fig. 1848. Mountain Bastard Senna (4)

Fig. 1849. Smallest Bastard Senna (5)

Fig. 1850. Hedgehog Liquorice (1)

Fig. 1851. Common Liquorice (2)

Fig. 1852. Kinds of Shrub Trefoil (1,2,4,5)

Fig. 1853. Winged Shrub Trefoil (6)

Fig. 1854. Horned Shrub Trefoil (7)

Fig. 1855. 8th Shrub Trefoil (8)

Fig. 1856. Bastard Shrub Trefoil (9)

Fig. 1857. Bastard Milk Trefoils (1-4)

Fig. 1858. Montpellier Venomous Trefoil (1)

Fig. 1859. Spanish Venomous Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1860. Makebate Shrub Trefoil.

Fig. 1861. Broom (1)

Fig. 1862. Broomrape, or Orobanche (2)

Fig. 1863. Long-Flowered Broomrape

Fig. 1864. Great-Flowered Broomrape

Fig. 1865. Branched Broomrape

Fig. 1866. Spanish Broom (3)

Fig. 1867. English Dwarf Broom (5)

Fig. 1868. Hungarian Dwarf Broom (6)

Fig. 1869. Kinds of Greenweed (1-4)

Fig. 1870. Hare's-Foot Greenweed (5)

Fig. 1871. Small Hare's-Foot Greenweed (6)

Fig. 1872. Leafless Spanish Broom (1)

Fig. 1873. White Leafless Spanish Broom (2)

Fig. 1874. Great Furze (1)

Fig. 1875. Small Furze (2)

Fig. 876. Small Round-Codded Furze (3)

Fig. 1877. Needle Furze (4)

Fig. 1878. Dwarf Furze (5)

Fig. 1879. Scorpion Furze. (6)

Fig. 1880. Rest-Harrow (1)

Fig. 1881. Purple Rest-Harrow (3)

Fig. 1882. Yellow Rest-Harrow (4)

Fig. 1883. Gooseberries

Fig. 1885. Hawthorn (1)

Fig. 1886. Cumberland Hawthorn (2)

Fig. 1887. Goat's-Thorn (1)

Fig. 1888. Small Goat's-Thorn (2)

Fig. 1889. A better figure of Small Goat's-Thorn.

Fig. 1890. Burnet Goat's-Thorn (3)

Fig. 1891.Egyptian Thorn (1)

Fig. 1892. Thorny Trefoil (2)

Fig. 1893. Box Thorn (1)

Fig. 1894. Spanish Box Thorn (2)

Fig. 1895. Kinds of Ram or Hart's Thorn (1-3)

Fig. 1896. Christ's Thorn

Fig. 1897. Buckthorn (1)

Fig. 1898. Middle Buckthorn (2)

Fig. 1899. Dwarf Buckthorn (3)

Fig. 1900. Holly

Fig. 1901. Oak with acorns (1)

Fig. 1902. Oak with galls (2)

Fig. 1903. Dwarf Oak (3)

Fig. 1904. Scarlet Oak.

Fig. 1905. Great Scarlet Oak.

Fig. 1906. The Flowers of the Great Scarlet Oak.

Fig. 1907. Holm Oak with Large Acorns (1)

Fig. 1908. Holm Oak with Small Acorns (2)

Fig. 1909. A Branch of the Lesser Holm Oak with Flowers (2)

Fig. 1910. Broad-Leaved and Narrow-Leaved Cork Oak (1 & 2)

Fig. 1911. The Great Gall tree (1)

Fig. 1912. Another Great Gall tree (2)

Fig. 1913. The Little Gall Tree (3)

Fig. 1914. Mistletoe (1)

Fig. 1915. Indian Mistletoe (2)

Fig. 1916. Peruvian Mistletoe (3)

Fig. 1917. Cedar of Lebanon

Fig. 1918. The Pitch Tree (1)

Fig. 1919. The Dwarf Pitch Tree (2)

Fig. 1920. The Pine Tree

Fig. 1921. Wild Pine (1)

Fig. 1922. Low Wild Pine (2)

Fig. 1923. Mountain Wild Pine (3)

Fig. 1924. Smaller Wild Pine (4)

Fig. 1925. Kinds of Wild Pine (5-8)

Fig. 1926. Dwarf Sea Pine (9)

Fig. 1927. The Fir Tree (1)

Fig. 1928. The Male Fir Tree (2)

Fig. 1929. A Branch of the Fir Tree, showing Leaves and Catkins

Fig. 1930. A Larch Branch

Fig. 1931. The Larch tree with its Fungus

Fig. 1932. Cypress

Fig. 1933. Tree of Life

Fig. 1934. Yew

Fig. 1935. Juniper (1)

Fig. 1936. Great Juniper (2)

Fig. 1937. Dwarf Alpine Juniper (3)

Fig. 1938. Crimson Prickly Cedar (1)

Fig. 1939. Rough Lycian Cedar (2)

Fig. 1940. The Other Lycian Cedar (3)

Fig. 1941. Barren Savin (1)

Fig. 1942. Berried Savin (2)

Fig. 1943. Lesser Berried Savin (3)

Fig. 1944. French Tamarisk (1)

Fig. 1945. German Tamarisk (2)

Fig. 1946. Common Heath (1)

Fig. 1947. Rough-Leaved Heath (2)

Fig. 1948. Kinds of Heath (3-6)

Fig. 1949. Small-Leaved Heath (7)

Fig.1950. Chalice Heath (8)

Fig. 1951. Berried Heath (9)

Fig. 1952. Small-Leaved Berried Heath (10)

Fig. 1953. Kinds of Heath (11-14)

Fig. 1954. Small Austrian Heath (15)

Fig. 1955. Heath Rose of Jericho.

Fig. 1956. Dried Heath Rose of Jericho.

Fig. 1957. Chaste Tree (1)

Fig. 1958. Cut-Leaved Chaste Tree (2)

Fig. 1959. Common Willow (1)

Fig. 1960. Osier or Water willow (2)

Fig. 1961. Round-Leaved Goat Willow (3)

Fig. 1962. Broad-Leaved Goat Willow (4)

Fig. 1963. English Rose Willow (5)

Fig. 1964. Low Willow (6)

Fig. 1965. Dwarf Willow (7)

Fig. 1966. Creeping Dwarf Willow (8)

Fig. 1967. Cultivated Olive (1)

Fig. 1968. Wild Olive (2)

Fig. 1969. Privet

Fig. 1970. Narrow-Leaved Mock Privet (1)

Fig. 1971. Broad-Leaved Mock Privet (2)

Fig. 1972. Clusius' Second Toothed Privet (3)

Fig. 1973. Bastard Privet (1)

Fig. 1974. Coral Privet (2)

Fig. 1975. Fruitless Privet (1)

Fig. 1976. Lesser Fruitless Privet (2)

Fig. 1977. White Pipe (1)

Fig. 1978. Blue Pipe (2)

Fig. 1979. Arabian Pipe (3)

Fig. 1980. The oily acorn (4)

Fig. 1981. Widow-Wail

Fig. 1982. German Olive Spurge

Fig. 1983. Spurge Flax

Fig. 1984. Spurge Laurel in Flower

Fig. 1985. Spurge Laurel with Fruit

Fig. 1986. Rose Bay (1)

Fig. 1987. White Rose Bay (2)

Fig. 1988. Dwarf Rose Bay

Fig. 1989. Bay

Fig. 1990. Wild Bay (1)

Fig. 1991. Portuguese Wild Bay (2)

Fig. 1992. Box

Fig. 1993. Myrtle (1)

Fig. 1994. Great Spanish Myrtle (2)

Fig. 1995. Kinds of Myrtle (3-6)

Fig. 1996. Gale

Fig. 1997. Black Whortleberry (1)

Fig. 1998. Red Whortleberry (2)

Fig. 1999. Kinds of Whortleberry (3-6)

Fig. 2000. Marsh Whortleberry

Fig. 2001. Cloudberry

Fig. 2002. Shrub Sesely, or Ethiopian Heartwort

Fig. 2003. Common Elder (1)

Fig. 2004. White-Berried Elder (2

Fig. 2005. Jagged Elder (3)

Fig. 2006. Harts' Elder (4)

Fig. 2007. Marsh Elder (1)

Fig. 2008. Rose Elder (2)

Fig. 2009. Dwarf Elder

Fig. 2010. Bean Trefoil (1)

Fig. 2011. Stinking Bean Trefoil (2)

Fig. 2012. Judas Tree

Fig. 2013. Carob

Fig. 2014. Pudding Pipe Tree

Fig. 2015. The Mastic Tree

Fig. 2017. Broad-Leaved Turpentine Tree (2)

Fig. 2018. The Frankincense Tree

Fig. 2019. The supposed leaf of the Frankincense Tree

Fig. 2020. Fistic Nut

Fig. 2021. Bladder Nut

Fig. 2022. Filbert Hazelnut (1)

Fig. 2023. Wild Hedge Hazelnut (2)

Fig. 2024. Turkish Hazelnut (3)

Fig. 2025. Walnut

Fig. 2026. Chestnut (1)

Fig. 2027. Horse Chestnut (2)

Fig. 2028. Horse Chestnut Fruit (2)

Fig. 2029. American Chestnut Fruit (3)

Fig. 2030. Beech

Fig. 2031. The Almond Tree

Fig. 2032. The Peach Tree (1)

Fig. 2033. Greater Apricot Tree (1)

Fig. 2034. Lesser Apricot Tree (2)

Fig. 2035. Pomegranate (1)

Fig. 2037. Double Flowers of Wild Pomegranate.

Fig. 2038. Quince

Fig. 2039. Garden Medlar (1)

Fig. 2040. The other Garden Medlar (2)

Fig. 2041. Neapolitan Medlar (3)

Fig. 2042. Dwarf Medlar (4)

Fig. 2043. The Pear Tree

Fig. 2044. Kinds of Pear(1-7)

Fig. 2045. The Wild or Choke Pear (1)

Fig. 2046. Kinds of Wild Pear (2-6)

Fig. 2047. Pome Water Apple Tree (1)

Fig. 2048. Bakers' Ditch Apple Tree (2)

Fig. 2049. Crab Apple (1)

Fig. 2050. The Citron Tree (1)

Fig. 2051. The Lemon Tree (2)

Fig. 2052. The Orange Tree (3)

Fig. 2053. The Assyrian Apple Tree (4)

Fig. 2054. The Cornel Tree

Fig. 2055. The Dogberry Tree

Fig. 2056. Spindle Tree (1)

Fig. 2057. Broad-Leaved Spindle tree (2)

Fig. 2058. Hungarian Spindle Tree (3)

Fig. 2059. Black Alder

Fig. 2060. Service Tree (1)

Fig.2061. Common Service Tree (2)

Fig. 2062. The Ash Tree

Fig. 2063. Wild Ash or Quicken Tree

Fig.2064. Curriers' Sumach (1)

Fig. 2065. Myrtle Sumach (2)

Fig. 2066. Red or Venice Sumach in flower

Fig. 2067. Red or Venice Sumach with fruit

Fig. 2068. Alder (1)

Fig. 2069. Rough-Leaved Alder (2)

Fig. 2070. Birch

Fig. 2071. Hornbeam

Fig. 2072. Common Elm (1)

Fig. 2073. Narrow-Leaved Elm (2)

Fig. 2074. Witch Hazel, or Broad-Leaved Elm (3)

Fig. 2075. Wych Elm (4)

Fig. 2076. Female Lime (1)

Fig. 2077. Male Lime (2)

Fig. 2078. Great Maple (1)

Fig. 2079. Lesser Maple (2)

Fig. 2080. White Poplar (1)

Fig. 2081. Black Poplar (2)

Fig. 2082. Aspen (3)

Fig. 2083. Indian Poplar (4)

Fig. 2085. Small-Leaved White Poplar (5)

Fig. 2085. Plane

Fig. 2086. Wayfaring Tree

Fig. 2087. Bead Tree (1)

Fig. 2088. Cappadocian Bead Tree (2)

Fig. 2089. Lotus or Nettle Tree

Fig. 2090. Broad-Leaved Italian Tree of Life (1)

Fig. 2091. Narrow-Leaved Italian Tree of Life (2)

Fig. 2092. Strawberry Tree

Fig. 2093. Kinds of Plum Tree (1-3, 5)

Fig. 2094. Senesten or Assyrian Plum

Fig. 2095. Kinds of Mirobalan

Fig. 2096. The Jujube Tree

Fig. 2097. Common English Cherry (1)

Fig. 2098. Spanish Cherry (3)

Fig. 2099. Late-Ripe Cherry (5)

Fig. 2100. Cluster Cherry (6)

Fig. 2101. Kinds of Cherry (7-10)

Fig. 2102. Common Black Cherry (11)

Fig. 2103. Dwarf Cherry (12)

Fig. 2104. Mulberry Tree (1)

Fig. 2105. White Mulberry Tree (2)

Fig. 2106. Sycomore

Fig. 2107. Fig Tree (1)

Fig. 2108. Dwarf Fig Tree (2)

Fig. 2109. Indian Fig

Fig. 2110. Arched Indian Fig Tree

Fig. 2111. Adam's-Apple tree and Fruit

Fig. 2112. A Better Illustration of Adam's-Apple Fruit

Fig. 2113. Date Tree with Flowers and Fruit

Fig. 2114. Small Wild Date (1)

Fig. 2115. Cone-Bearing Wild Date (2)

Fig. 2116. The Fruit of the Cone Date

Fig. 2117. The Drunken Date Tree

Fig. 2118. The Indian Nut (1)

Fig. 2119. The Little Indian Nut & Mehenbethene (2 & 3)

Fig. 2120. Dragon Tree and Fruit

Fig. 2121. Sassafras

Fig. 2122. Storax

Fig. 2123. Sorrowful Tree

Fig. 2124. Balsam fruit (1)

Fig. 2125. Alpinus' Balsam (3)

Fig. 2126. Lobel's and Clusius' Balsam.

Fig. 2127. The same Balsam tree, an older specimen

Fig. 2128. Cinnamon Leaf, Bark & Trunk (1)

Fig. 2129. Gum Lac and its stick

Fig. 2130. Indian Leaf

Fig. 2131. The Clove Tree

Fig. 2132. Female Nutmeg (1)

Fig. 2133. Male Nutmeg (2)

Fig. 2134. Nutmeg fruit with nut and mace.

Fig. 2135. Black Pepper (1)

Fig. 2136. White Pepper (2)

Fig. 2137. Long Pepper (3)

Fig. 2138. Ethiopian Pepper (4)

Fig. 2139. Tailed Pepper (5)

Fig. 2140. Bastard Pepper or Betel

Fig. 2141. Grains of Paradise

Fig. 2142. Yucca

Fig. 2143. Malacca Bean

Fig. 2144. Malacca Kidney bean

Fig. 2145. Indian Morris Bells (1)

Fig. 2146. Indian Morocco Bells (2)

Fig. 2147. Vomiting Nuts (1)

Fig. 2148. Purging Nuts (2)

Fig. 2149. Kinds of Indian Fruit (1-10)

Fig. 2150. Kinds of Indian Fruit (11-15)

Fig. 2151. Kinds of Indian fruit (16-20)

Fig. 2152. Kinds of Indian Fruit (21-24)

Fig. 2153. Scaly Fruits (25)

Fig. 2154. Other Strange Fruits (26a)

Fig. 2155. Other Strange Fruits (26b)

Fig. 2156. Round-Leaved Sundew (1)

Fig. 2157. Long-Leaved Sundew (2)

Fig. 2158. Tree Moss

Fig. 2159. Common Ground Moss (1)

Fig. 2160. Besom Ground Moss (2)

Fig. 2161. Greater and Lesser Golden Moss (3, 4)

Fig. 2162. Flowering Branched Moss (5)

Fig. 2163. Cup or Chalice Moss (6)

Fig. 2164. Moss Fern (7)

Fig. 2165. Horned Moss (8)

Fig. 2166. Toothed Moss (9)

Fig. 2167. Little Toothed Moss (10)

Fig. 2168. Club Moss (11)

Fig. 2169. Heath Cypress (12)

Fig. 2170. Skull Moss (13)

Fig. 2171. Small Heath Moss (14)

Fig. 2172. Ground Liverwort (1)

Fig. 2173. Two kinds of Small Liverwort (2)

Fig. 2173. Stone Liverwort (3)

Fig. 2175. Tree Lungwort (1)

Fig. 2176. Sea Lungwort or Oyster-Green (2)

Fig. 2177. Round-Leaved Oyster-Weed (3)

Fig. 2178. Sea Oak or Wrack (4)

Fig. 2179. Another kind of Sea Oak or Wrack (4a)

Fig. 2180. Sea Thongs (5)

Fig. 2181. The Third Kind of Sea Wrack (6)

Fig. 2182. Jagged Sea Wrack (7)

Fig. 2183. Grass Wrack (8)

Fig. 2184. Sea Girdle and Hangers (9)

Fig. 2185. Sea Ragged Staff (10)

Fig. 2186. Hairy Riverweed (11)

Fig. 2188. White Sea Moss (2)

Fig. 2187. White Coralline (1)

Fig. 2189. English Coralline (3)

Fig. 2190. Smallest Coralline (4)

Fig. 2191. Coral Moss (5)

Fig. 2192. Kinds of Sea Moss (6-9)

Fig. 2193. Broad-Leaved Sea Moss (10)

Fig. 2194. Clusius' Sea Fir (11)

Fig. 2195. Red Coral (1)

Fig. 2196. Black Coral (2)

Fig. 2197. White Coral (3)

Fig. 2197. The Other White or Yellow Coral (4)

Fig. 2198. Whitish Bastard Coral (5)

Fig. 2200. Kinds of Coral and Sponge (6-9)

Fig. 2201. Edible Mushrooms

Fig. 2202. Inedible Mushrooms

Fig. 2203. Poisonous Mushrooms

Fig. 2204. Poisonous Mushrooms

Fig. 2205. Honeycomb Mushroom, Prick Mushroom, and Puffball

Fig. 2206. Great Toothwort or Lungwort (1)

Fig. 2207. Little Toothwort or Lungwort (2)

Fig. 2208. Petrified Wood

Fig. 2209. The Goose Barnacle Tree

Fig. 2210. Passion-Flower

Fig. 2211. Red Currants (1)

Fig. 2212. White Currants (2)

Fig. 2213. Parsley Break-Stone (1)

Fig. 2214. Bastard Rupturewort (2)

Fig. 2215. Heath Spurge (1)

Fig. 2216. 2nd Heath Spurge (2)

Fig. 2217. The 3rd Heath Spurge (3)

Fig. 2218. Rock Rose (4)

Fig. 2219. White Rock Rose (5)

Fig. 2220. Bastard Dwarf Box

Fig. 2221. Winged Bindweed

Fig. 2222. The Sensitive Herb.

Fig. 2223. A better figure of the Sensitive Herb.

Fig. 2224. Staff Tree (1)

Fig. 2225. Clusius' Mock-Privet (2)

Fig. 2226. Mock Willow

Fig. 2227. Strawberry Bay

Fig. 2228. The Cherry-Bay in flower

Fig. 2229. The Cherry-Bay with fruit

Fig. 2230. Evergreen Thorn

Fig. 2231. Great Jujube Tree

Fig. 2231. Persian Plum

Fig. 2233. Gesner's Wild Quince

Fig. 2234. Tamarind

Fig. 2235. Tamarind Fruit

Fig. 2236. Male Dug Tree or Mamoera

Fig. 2237. Female Dug Tree or Mamoera

Fig. 2238. Clove-Berry Tree

Fig. 2239. A Branch of the Guiacum Tree

Fig. 2240. Guava or Orange-Bay

Fig. 2241. A Branch of the Coral Tree

Fig. 2242. Narrow-Leaved Sea Lentil (1)

Fig. 2242. Cut-Leaved Sea Lentil (2)

Fig. 2244. Sea Feather

Fig. 2245. Sea Fan

Fig. 2246. True China (1)

Fig. 2247. Bastard China (2)

Fig. 2248. Indian or Sweet Costus (1)

Fig. 2249. Bitter Costus

Fig. 2250. Contrayerva (1)

Fig. 2251. Another Kind of Contrayerva. (2)

Fig. 2253. Gedwar (1)

Fig. 2254. A better figure of Zedoary (2)

Fig. 2255. White Rosewood

Fig. 2256. Red Rosewood

Fig. 2259. Heath Matweed

Fig. 2257. Turmeric

Fig. 2258. Club-Rush

Fig. 2260. Flowers of Camel's-Hay