The herball or, Generall historie of plantes (1597)
Gerard, John, 1545-1612 · London : Imprinted by John Norton · leaf 1378
mfelues (as wehaue written) butthinke them rather the feate or huske wherein the flowers do growe: the greater number hold the former opinion. And further,that the trees areincreafed without Jabour,graffing,planring, or induftric,but by the falling or die fruit, which beare fruit within eight… … Cbarumfel : in Englifh Cloue tree, and Cloues. it The temperature. • Cloues are hot and drie in the thirde degree. it Thevertnes. Clones ftrengthen the ftomacke/he liuer and hatt,helpe digeftion,and prouoke vrine. A The
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