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Because the best Saxifrage that is growes in England, I shall trouble you with no forreine sorts, we having nine or ten sorts of our own which for their Vertues not for their formes I shall put together. 1. English Saxifrage so called because it
groweth more plentifully in England then in any other Country. 2. Mr. Goodrers Marsh-Saxifrage so called because he first discovered it in a marshy place. 3. Lobels West-Country Saxifrage because L••b••l found it in the Westerne parts of this Land. 4. White Saxifrage so called from the colour of the flowers, to di∣stinguish it from the former. 5. Golden Saxifrage from the Golden colour of the Leaves. 6. The greater Burnet Saxifrage, so called because it hath Leaves som∣what like Burner. 7. The middle Burnet Saxifrage. 8. The lesser Burnet Saxifrage. 9. Sax••frage with Chickweed Leaves.