Adam in Eden, or nature's paradise. The history of plants, fruits, herbs, and flowers. With their several names, whether Greek, Latin or English ... as also their several signatures, anatomical appropriations, and particular physical vertues ... / By William Coles, herbarist.

  • Coles, William, 1626-1662.
Date:
1657
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Credit: Adam in Eden, or nature's paradise. The history of plants, fruits, herbs, and flowers. With their several names, whether Greek, Latin or English ... as also their several signatures, anatomical appropriations, and particular physical vertues ... / By William Coles, herbarist. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    OAke^andiheSorts^ 237 Fer/7j 115 oak moj] fy 15 oats. 144 Oct^lus Chrijli. 2 3 greer,. 106 olive tree^ 245 Or/e Berry. 331 'Onion. ■ 226 Opium. . 3 Orach, 3 ^ ^ Orchis, 278 Orenge tree-i 167 'Organy, 28/ Orokus, 2 j 2 Orpi'.c. ^8 Om5. • 3 3 Ofrnund Feme. 206 Oxe Eye, 13^ OXf To?' BuglojJej lips. ' II V, I'yAigles or CojpflipSy I II Balma Chrifli^ Panfies. , , 121 Parietary, * Park Leaves^ 285 poor mans Parmacetty 3 5 Parflyy 214 Par/ly pert. 2 2 2 *Parfnep, 251 parfnepy 231 Pafque Flowerj 2pl p'atience. 177 peach-tree^ ojid the forts ^ the [oris^ ' I /by^5. 271 A -Table. Pellitory of theivall, 6'^'^ jPdtef'Purftane^ 188 Penny Roy all. 287’' Purpiewort, 25)8. pennywort. 235 Peony and the forts, 2 Q. Pepper. 1 % I - jF'all Pepper. Water Pepper, -’47 ^.334 Been of the Mea- V;^V dowes, 29 %■ PepperiVurt, '3i^ Quhnca Tree, 1:94 Perwincle. - 7^ Quick grafs. 228 Peliilence-wort or But ter Quince Tree-s and the bur, - - 308 : forts. 14 Sh Peters-ivcrt ha th ■ 'tide [dine F'ertue.s ■wii k - St. Johns-wcrt, j 3'.2 '> a Pigeons-grajje, ■ Great Pile-wort, • ’'7iB 0 Adijh , an ‘JLV. f'jrtsj. d the . I Small PibwortjV 2 55 7ljrje %jidijhT ■ 2‘5^ pimpernelly 341 Ragwort and the forts. water Pimpernell,- -•231 c ^ ^ ^ '' L-- ' ^ ■ 7^ pine-lT^e., '4'’^ Kampions and the forts ^ GrotmddPine. 318 ' 9r Pijiack Bfuis, 275 Rarrfons, 7^ pitch Trejo lie. 2 5>8 Rape or Turnep, 88 plantain. -^6 Broom Rape, c ' Buckshords plantain^2pf 8 Rafpis. ■ . 2i^I plum-tree^ 172 ■Redweed or wild Poppy, Pockwood. 327 ... 3 Poets Rof mary. u 8 ^R'eedand the forts-. > “82 polymountain. 211 sfhe Sugar-Reed or Cane, .Polipody, II5 ; r. r ibid. Pome citron tree.- The Aromaticall Reed, Pomegranate' tree^^ ' 5 2 Poplar^ and the Sorts^ 28 'poppies, c * - 3 'H&rned Poppyj ibid. ' Force lane, VotatoeSi Shepherds purfe^ 'Vriefs pintle, rick madam, Primrofe, • Prune ll, ^ Vudding Pipe. * Pa//o/ ‘Pjyal. 21 Si ,_Ray tty Varkell, ^ :ii 3 oc* ^peji harrow, 5 7 ’i:P.iia'p^ont^k\ i' i ^a’:J.7^, tRihwgrl, ' ^ “ T’V/7iX Bobbin, 32 r. y ApB t Rocket, '- V . . i. i^jf2j2 44 \Shepherds Rod, 26^ ■ 216 9 gRoJes and th e forts, .. I'p . 35 -rWSter Bofe, ■282 . S .32 RtfS Sohs.ct^T - 108 ■ 47 ■ RofemafyS^' t \- T 8 '•I I ■Po^ts Rofemary, ibid. 33d - Red Rot, 108 •147 white -Rotk 114 ^87. ^True Rubarb, . 177 forts. '-Baflard Rubarb, ibid. Medow