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FIlex is an herbe called Ferne, this herbe is cōmon, and there be .iii. spyces therof, one is called Ferne,* 1.1 and another is called po∣lipode, another called Osmonde, and that is the .ii. spyces, another is called verrew & that is the .iii. spyce,* 1.2 polipode is good to make a man laxatyue, and groweth in trees, Os∣monde is good to hele broken bones, and it groweth in dyches and woodes, the .iii. that mē call euer verrew groweth on walles, and
is good to hele the potagre,* 1.3 & he maketh strō∣ge a mānes senewes, & he groweth in woo∣des, dyches, and feldes.
Laxe.
Brokē bones.
Pota∣gre.