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because it introduced the best contemporary herbal
into English use.

first english edition + the standard work on herbs in
England during th elatter part of the 16th C. Shakespere
certainly used it, + Spenser probably did.

1578 Plesch cat #214 - 1st English ed. translated from the French ed (Antwerp
J. van de Loe, 1559) + not from the original flemish

B. Henacy - The figures of plants illustrating the English translation are
the same as those used for the Flemish ed. + the French
version of the Cruydeboeck, but the woodblocks now
show signs of wear. A number of th efigures are new +
these were probably made from drawings be Piere
van der Borcht.

HEHL (#60102) p. 393 the Historie of Plantes
Chap. liij Of blacke Withi winde / or Bindeweede kk 5 (of 6)
p. 394 The third Book of
Chap liiij Of Soldanella or Sea Cawle
before Chap lij of smothe Bindweede / or Withi winde
after Chapt lv of Rough Bindeweede
Third Booke page 312 chap. 1
452 chap xciiij
Total of 6 books - 779 pages plus index

p. 417 + 418 Ranuneulus The third Booke of

pages [XXIV], 779, [24], [1].