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it times are more in number, fo that fome one (lralke hath borne 4.8 ﬂoures. The root is much like

‘p ormer. . . . . I ‘ef This in roots is like thofe afore de-

fcribed 5 the ﬁalkeis fome 2 cubits high, fet confufedly with long narrow leaues, with three con fpicuous nerues runninga- long them.The floures are at ﬁrll; pale co- loured3afterwards yellow,conﬁ{iing ofﬁx leaues bended back to their £ialks,;Sc mar- ked with blackifh purple fpots. There is alfo anothendiffering fr0I_I1 the laft defcribed only in that the {ionic 13 not fpotted as that of the former.

1 4 _Lz'Zz'zm2 momf.ﬂorcﬂzw.9 rim pzméfato. The yellow mountain Lilly with the vii- fpotted flouren

’ q] The Place. Thefe Lillies are thought Natiues Of the Pyrenzean mountains,and of late yer€5 . are become Clenizons in foine of our Eng- lifh ardens g 1]‘ The T ime. The firil (as I haue {aid} ﬂoures in the end of Mhy : the tell in lune.

ﬁl ‘I/'31? Natures‘. I This is called by Ci'uﬁua, Lilian: W‘ érmnpmcox. ' M 2 C/ttﬁm names this, Lilizim mum: pmcox 3 aigguﬂsﬂl. Loéel (‘tiles it, Hammi- at/Z13 Mace om'w_,..1nd ‘14r1‘ag0nP0mponezW_- 3 This is Liliumﬂaruo ﬂare mamlii 611- ﬂimfium of Clujim : and Lzlmm mazimmm’ ﬂa'voﬂo.of Lohel. _ 4. This being avarietie of the lali, 1? called byclu/i:a,Lilium ﬂaw ﬁbre rmzculﬁ‘ mm dtffimihm.

1] The Temperzztim amz’Vcrmes.i ‘ Thefe in all likelihood cannot much differ from the temper and vertues of other Lillies, which in all their parts they fo much refemble. i

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C H A P.‘ 107. 0ftbe7’erﬂcmLi1/y.‘

qf T6: Dtfcription.

I-Ie Perﬁan Lilly hath for his root a great white bulbe , differing in fhape from the other

Lillies,hauing one great bulbe firme or folid,'j full of juice, which commonly each yere W’

teth off or encreafeth one other bulbe,and fometimes more, which the next yere after is "3,’ ken from the mother root, and fo bringeth forth fuch ﬂoures as the old plant did. From tlil5 1003 Til-Cth VP 3 fat thick‘? and ﬁraight flem oftwo cubits high, Whefwpon is placed long narrow leaues ofa greene colour,declining to blewneffe as doe thofe of the woad. The ﬁoureg ‘grew 3_‘ longfl the naked paff Ofthe ﬁalk like little bels,ofan ouerworn purple C0l0ur,hanging down the” heads_,euery 011611311198 1113 own footflalke of two inches long , as alfo his peflel lkor cla pper ifom the middle part of the Home 5 which being pail and withered,there is not found any feed at all» as in other plants,but is encreafed only in his root.

q,“ T be Place. . This Perlian Lilly groweth naturally in Perﬁa and thol"e places adiacent, whereof it tOOl<€ his .name,and is now (by the induﬂtry of Tratiellers into thofe countriesdouers of plaﬂt;~')mal3',C3 55“ ton in form few of our London gardens. TM ‘ll

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TI‘: 1 1 T/(76 .r.'.rf’?‘7;;’c',‘ M5 51 -‘A V , . _ - - ‘e P nthOtlfC€l]ffOlI}tllC‘l)Cgll'lDlllgOi l‘::I;1ytotlieendofIune, - iﬂ 71: Nrrsmr. Peghlb Perlian Lilly is called i - ”4»”0Pe~/"w 4- ., *1-< 3701a.“ gﬂ:/»70,¥C1tl.-tr by the i urks themfel "t~ W uw.i' :. - .- .¢ « as he {mg the Fqlclj ofbptli is t’IlC»..l[&1D. /7!:/7/;‘0,:,i ,5; p,;,gm,_,~,1>_h fgllré oftmsplantvnto C.zrol,wC//iﬁugadded rh ».~_..(-1.” 6 WW” ‘I’ G11?’/00rM47*takgr0i'2 cites? ’ “'7 3._')‘g£:"e'€ A‘?iC;;,,.,., ~ ‘ ‘ . .) 3- \{L\rOVil‘N‘t Y 1 J/.«.-:’lC70 OfPC1ﬁa) lgaklndcoi ’ "“JGll‘3—‘3l.7‘i’3ll£lli.

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L)/izm: Par/’/harm,

The Pcrﬁan Lilly.

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The? .q _ _ qt T/ye Temperature and Vernier». g his rareﬁelﬁ-33:“? thing known of the nature or yertues of this Perlian Lilly, eﬂeemed as yet for vouChfaf.ed“tO UaC°‘11}€’fl} pi‘-0portion;althoug_h (if 1 might bee {'0 bold with a {hanger that hath ﬁe1ds mam {, “C I 10 many hundreds of miles for out acquaintance) wee haue in our Englith .cores oflroures in beauty far excelling it.

C H A P. 108. Of the Crowne Iimperiiz//.

€[ Tine Dafcription.

H C ,, - V . _ T . T ie low“? Impariall hath for his root a thicke ﬁrme and folid bulbc, couered with a‘ yellow;

bare mg §;::1°’;l:lDff!e,dfrom the which rifeth vp a great thicke fat ﬁalke two cubits high, in the the ﬁalke like tgofetgfa I arkiouerworne dusky purple colour, The leaues grow conlufedly about Compamng it mu d _ tf ie w ire Lilly,bu_t narrower: the ﬂouresgrow at the top of the ltalke, in-a

11 J1“ Ormc of an lmperiall Crowne, (whereof it tooke his name) hanging their’

3. heads

“L9«E1Bfi; Li/221772 Pi'¢i':j'l“f:i5."'72,’ Iiiiizmz Srifiammz, Penzencrb Per iziim, and =;es:,or by inch as out ofthofe parts brought them into

_yiiti.:in to the duke of Ferrara,when. is title, Pezmacio Pcrﬁzmoé P2437132 lief. ;./){6l':(’/viz! comm. Impei ml: . ‘That is in Engl1{h,Th,1s moi§e1e_ M? y Or Martagon, differing from the flame called the