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Sertula cāpana siue corona regia, is cal∣led in greeke Melilootos, in duch Gulden∣kle, in Welsher, steyncle, in french du Me∣lilote. I neuer sawe the ryghte Melilote yet in England, but I haue sene the right Me∣lilute which groweth in Italy, & hath seedes
in litle hornes. This herbe whiche ye vse in Englande for Melilote, is a kynde of Lo∣tus syluestris. This ryght Melilotus may be called in englishe Melilote, or right Me∣lilote, or Lumberdy Melilote. Melilote is hote and dry en the fyrst degree.