¶ The Names.
Some haue thought it hath taken the name Rhodia of the Island in the Mediterranean sea, called Rhodes: but doubtlesse it took his name Rhodia radix, of the root which smelleth like a rose: in English, Rose-root, and Rose-woort.
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Some haue thought it hath taken the name Rhodia of the Island in the Mediterranean sea, called Rhodes: but doubtlesse it took his name Rhodia radix, of the root which smelleth like a rose: in English, Rose-root, and Rose-woort.