Cyperus.
Cyperus is called in latin Iuncus angu∣losus, in english, englishe Galāgal, in duch wyld Galgē, in frēch Souchet. The best & rightest Cyperus groweth in Rome in cer∣teyne
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Cyperus is called in latin Iuncus angu∣losus, in english, englishe Galāgal, in duch wyld Galgē, in frēch Souchet. The best & rightest Cyperus groweth in Rome in cer∣teyne
gardines. One kynde of it which we call Galangal groweth in many gardines in Englande. Cyperus Babilonions is the commune Balanga solde in the Puticaries shoppes, after Ruellus and after the same, cyperus indicus is a roote called of the Po∣ticaries curcuma. Cyperus is hote & dry.