The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3

Name: The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3
Author: Browne, Thomas, Sir

Browne, Thomas, Sir

Christianity; Ethics; Religion and medicine

_Flos Tigridis._
     _Flos Lyncis._
     _Pinea Indica Recchi, Talama Ouiedi._
     _Herba Paradisea._
     _Volubilis Mexicanus._
     _Narcissus Indicus Serpentarius._
     _Helichrysum Mexicanum._
     _Xicama._
     _Aquilegia novæ Hispaniæ Cacoxochitli Recchi._
     _Aristochæa Mexicana._
     _Camaratinga sive Caragunta quarta Pisonis._
     _Maracuia Granadilla._
     _Cambay sive Myrtus Americana._
     _Flos Auriculæ Flor de la Oreia._
     _Floripendio novæ Hispaniæ._
     _Rosa Indica._
     _Zilium Indicum._
     _Fula Magori Garciæ._
     _Champe Garciæ Champacca Bontii._
     _Daullontas frutex odoratus seu Chamæmelum arborescens Bontii._
     _Beidelsar Alpini._
     _Sambuc._
     _Amberboi Turcarum._
     _Nuphar Ægyptium._
     _Lilionarcissus Indicus._
     _Bamma Ægyptiacum._
     _Hiucca Canadensis horti Farnesiani._
     _Bupthalmum novæ Hispaniæ Alepocapath._
     _Valeriana seu Chrysanthemum Americanum Acocotlis._
     _Flos Corvinus Coronarius Americanus._
     _Capolin Cerasus dulcis Indicus Floribus racemosis._
     _Asphodelus Americanus._
     _Syringa Lutea Americana._
     _Bulbus unifolius._
     _Moly latifolium Flore luteo._
     _Conyza Americana purpurea._
     _Salvia Cretica pomifera Bellonii._
     _Lausus Serrata Odora._
     _Ornithogalus Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Fritallaria crassa Soldanica Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Sigillum Solomonis Indicum._
     _Tulipa Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Iris Uvaria._
     _Nopolxoch sedum elegans novæ Hispaniæ._

More might be added unto this List; and I have onely taken the pains to
give you a short Specimen of those many more which you may find in
respective Authours, and which time and future industry may make no
great strangers in _England_. The Inhabitants of _Nova Hispania_, and a
great part of _America_, Mahometans, Indians, Chineses, are eminent
promoters of these coronary and specious Plants: and the annual tribute
of the King of _Bisnaguer_ in _India_, arising out of Odours and
Flowers, amounts unto many thousands of Crowns.

Thus, in brief, of this matter. I am, _etc._




                OF THE FISHES EATEN BY OUR SAVIOUR
            with His Disciples after His Resurrection
                        from the Dead.

                           TRACT III


SIR,

I have thought, a little, upon the Question proposed by you [viz. _What
kind of Fishes those were of which our Saviour ate with his Disciples
after his Resurrection?_[257]] and I return you such an Answer, as, in
so short time for study, and in the midst of my occasions, occurs to me.

  [257] _S._ Joh. 21. 9, 10, 11, 13.

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The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3Browne, Thomas, Sir

Religion

The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3

Browne, Thomas, Sir

Christianity; Ethics; Religion and medicine

_Flos Tigridis._
     _Flos Lyncis._
     _Pinea Indica Recchi, Talama Ouiedi._
     _Herba Paradisea._
     _Volubilis Mexicanus._
     _Narcissus Indicus Serpentarius._
     _Helichrysum Mexicanum._
     _Xicama._
     _Aquilegia novæ Hispaniæ Cacoxochitli Recchi._
     _Aristochæa Mexicana._
     _Camaratinga sive Caragunta quarta Pisonis._
     _Maracuia Granadilla._
     _Cambay sive Myrtus Americana._
     _Flos Auriculæ Flor de la Oreia._
     _Floripendio novæ Hispaniæ._
     _Rosa Indica._
     _Zilium Indicum._
     _Fula Magori Garciæ._
     _Champe Garciæ Champacca Bontii._
     _Daullontas frutex odoratus seu Chamæmelum arborescens Bontii._
     _Beidelsar Alpini._
     _Sambuc._
     _Amberboi Turcarum._
     _Nuphar Ægyptium._
     _Lilionarcissus Indicus._
     _Bamma Ægyptiacum._
     _Hiucca Canadensis horti Farnesiani._
     _Bupthalmum novæ Hispaniæ Alepocapath._
     _Valeriana seu Chrysanthemum Americanum Acocotlis._
     _Flos Corvinus Coronarius Americanus._
     _Capolin Cerasus dulcis Indicus Floribus racemosis._
     _Asphodelus Americanus._
     _Syringa Lutea Americana._
     _Bulbus unifolius._
     _Moly latifolium Flore luteo._
     _Conyza Americana purpurea._
     _Salvia Cretica pomifera Bellonii._
     _Lausus Serrata Odora._
     _Ornithogalus Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Fritallaria crassa Soldanica Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Sigillum Solomonis Indicum._
     _Tulipa Promontorii Bonæ Spei._
     _Iris Uvaria._
     _Nopolxoch sedum elegans novæ Hispaniæ._

More might be added unto this List; and I have onely taken the pains to
give you a short Specimen of those many more which you may find in
respective Authours, and which time and future industry may make no
great strangers in _England_. The Inhabitants of _Nova Hispania_, and a
great part of _America_, Mahometans, Indians, Chineses, are eminent
promoters of these coronary and specious Plants: and the annual tribute
of the King of _Bisnaguer_ in _India_, arising out of Odours and
Flowers, amounts unto many thousands of Crowns.

Thus, in brief, of this matter. I am, _etc._




                OF THE FISHES EATEN BY OUR SAVIOUR
            with His Disciples after His Resurrection
                        from the Dead.

                           TRACT III


SIR,

I have thought, a little, upon the Question proposed by you [viz. _What
kind of Fishes those were of which our Saviour ate with his Disciples
after his Resurrection?_[257]] and I return you such an Answer, as, in
so short time for study, and in the midst of my occasions, occurs to me.

  [257] _S._ Joh. 21. 9, 10, 11, 13.

Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.

The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3

The Works of Sir Thomas Browne, Volume 3

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