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THe great Italian white Spider-wort hath many long narrow leaves, spread on the ground, with a reasonable tall stalk, bearing at the top many star-like white flowers, like, but bigger than those of the common kind next described; the roots are many white strings run∣ning under ground, and increasing as well as the former.