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IAsia alba is an herbe called wylde Tansey or gose grasse, but they be more whyter, & it hath a yelow flower, & it groweth downe by the grownde, as doth the strawberyes.
¶The vertue of this herbe is good for ye clen¦synge of a mans lymmes,* 1.1 it groweth in me∣dowes, lees, woodes, and wayes.
Clen∣synge.