A Catalogue of $ EET>S.

, Rham, the Wood Tormentil Tree, that looks like a VhyUlrea, with anAcorn Kind of Fruit, whofe Root dies well, and is commonly cill'd Ba-lJlard Ifabella Wood.

kicinus, the lefs fpreading American one, the Coralloides, with a Palm

Leaf.

Another Riboulichi, a whitifh Indian Bay, appearing with a Poplar

Leaf.

The large Ricimis, and Kerva of the Arabs, bearing Fruit in America,

with the broadefl Palm-Leaves.

Rhamnus Antinome, the fecond Berry-bearer ; the Bark receiving aTincture in cancerous Wounds.

Another Riboulichi, a {harp American Bay, unknown, with afoft broad-Leaf and Perforate. . . .

Savariaba, a thorny Tree like a Sloe, containing a black purging Pitch,

or Marrow. .

Sefamum and S<?«/>w, an Ok>w/ Herb, or /»rfaw Corn or Grain, fromwhence is drawn a famous Oil amongft the Indians.

Sair of the Indians, a Hemp-like branching Sorrel, or four Dock,crown'd with a purple Fruit, or Guiny Sorrel.

Solanum Mexicanum, the Mexican Nightfhade, with the red variegatedFlower, or the Mirabilis Peruviana of Clufius, which the poor People

*^Tibowcatmt, a deadly American Nightfhade, with a prickly Leaf, anda Gold-colour'd Fruit, like a Pear. ■

Titoulihue, a fmall milky Tree, with a Citron Leaf, a joynted Fruit,and a white fweet Flower : Tis an excellent Febrifuge. >

7Ww, a woolly Indian Tree, with a large-belly d Fruit anfing out of

C Tuloa, another woolly Tree that bears a lefs Fruit, which the Indiansmake ufe of infteid of the other. .

7W^i, a fmall, intoxicating, blackifh Berry, that grows in theWoods, with a whitifh, rough, jagged Leaf.

Tttouecattm, the fecond Sort a branching filky Nightfhade, with awhite Apple-like Fruit, and a Thorny Leaf.

Another Sort of the Titoulihue, which is an high Tree in the Wood,,with lefs Leaves, and a red Flower without Smell.

Tinoulou, a fenny Buckthorn, with Pods like a Crefcent, and feveralFeet i the Flowers whereof are purging.

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