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a?id Sentiments. 301 myntes, sauge, parcely, goldes (2), mageroum (3), flPenelle, carawey, red nettylle, oculus Christi (4), daysys, chervelle, lelcez, colewortes, rapez, tyme, cyves, betes, alysaundre, Iety.se, betayne, columbyne, allia, astralogya rotunda, astralogia longa, basillicam (5), dylle, deteyne, hertestong, radiche, white pyper, cabagez, sedewale, spynache, coliaundre, ffoothistyile (6), orage, cartabiis, lympens, nepte, clarey, pacience. Of the fame herles for fauce. Hertestonge, sorelle, pelytory, pelytory of spayne, deteyne, vyolettes, parcely, myntes, Alfo of the fame herl-ezfor the coppe. Cost, costmary, saiige, isope, rose mary, gyllofre, goldez, clarey, mageroum, rue. ylfo (f the fame herles for afalade. Buddus of stanmarche (7), vyolette flourez, parcely, red myntes, syves (8), cresse of Boleyne, purselane, ramsons, calamyntes, primerose buddus, dayses, rapounses, daundelyoun, rokette, red nettelle, borage flourez, croppus of red ffenelle, selbes- tryve, chykynwede. Afo herhz toftijlle (di(lill). Endyve, rede rose, rose mary, dragans (9), skabiose, ewfrace (10), wermode, mogwede, beteyne, wylde tansey, sauge, isope, ersesmart. Afo herhes for favour and teaute. Gyllofre gentyle, mageroum gentyle, brasyle, palma Christi, stycadose, meloncez, arcachaffe, scalacely (u), philyppendula (12), popy royalle, germaundre, cowsloppus of Jerusalem, verveyne, dylle, seynt Mare, garlek. Afo rotys (roots) for a gardyue. Parsenepez, turnepez, radyche, karettes, galyngale, eryngez (13), saffrone. Afo for an herb ere. Vynes, rosers, lylt^s, thewberies (14), almondez, bay- trees, gourdes, date-trese, peche-trese, pyneappulle, pyany romain, rose campy, cartabus, seliane, columbyne gentyle, elabre. The procelTes of gardening were fimple and eafy, and the gardener's Ikill conlifted chiefly in the knowledge of the fealbns for fowing and (2) The corn-marigold. (3) Marjoram. (4) Clary. (5) Basil. (6) Probably sowthistle, although it is placed under the letter F in the alphabetical list. (7) The plant Alexander. (S) Cives. (9) The herb serpentine. (1°) Eyebright. (11) Better known as Solomon's seal. (12) Dropwort. (13) Eringoes. (14) Goose- berries } See before, p. 296. planting