Dipsacus sylvestris
‘the wild and the manured Teasel – two different species’
there is a fmall Moth about twice the size of the Euonymella, fpeckled with black, which finds its way into this formidable plant, and makes a comfortable and fecure domicilium of its fpinous head
Flora Londiniensis, Vol II 1796
Botanical 
Lovely. The ‘long s’ of the old printer’s font, is an ‘s’, rather than ‘f’, though it looks like that. It depended on its position in the word.
I love teasel since I discovered it last here in the local park.