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1 BRoad leaued Friers hood hath a leafe like Iuy, broad and sharpe pointed, but far lesse, ap∣proching neere to the forme of those of Cuckow pint: the stalke thereof is small and slender: the 〈◊〉〈◊〉 or hose is little; the pestel small, and of a blacke purplish colour; the cluster when it is ripe is red; the kernels small; the root white, hauing the forme of Aron or Cuckowpint, but lesser, whereof doubtlesse it is a kinde.
2 The second Friers hood hath many leaues, long and narrow, smooth and glittering: The huske or hose is narrow and long; the pestell that commeth forth of it is slender, in forme like a great earth worme, of a blackish purple colour, as hath also the inside of the hose, vpon which, hard to the ground, and sometimes a little within the ground, groweth a certaine bunch or cluster of berries, greene at the first, and afterwards red: the root is round and white like the others.