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A Scalion, is so called of Asca∣lon, a Towne in Iudaea, where it is very plentifull, and was first found. Thence transplanted to Greece and Italy, and so to these paits.
The Latines call the Scalion, Onyon, Lecke, and Garlicke, by one common name Bu••bus.
The Scalion infinitely furthe∣reth Venus, as some say, that haue vsed it to that purpose.