Tet confiifedly with leaues like but vftially more in iiumber,and they are of a purplifh fanguine colour.

3'. 3 Liiimrr Byzmitiizrmtflo. dame mécnte.

Oi; of Plants. L I B. I.

(J The Defcription.

I V’ ‘-He red Lilly of Conftantinople hath ayellow fcaly or cloued mot like to the moun- tain Lilly, but greater : from the which arifeth vp a faire fat Ptallte a finger thiclce,of3 darke piirplilh colour toward the top 5which fometitnes doth time from his natural

tniiiidneile into a Hat forme,like as doththe reat mountain Lill :'v which lixalli row fund!

§;?.il‘€ and moil beautifulfioures in {ha e. like thofe of the rnountaine LliiV : but of farre reater _ _ > P .. g

i3'L‘aLlty,f€CIIl1Dg as it were framed of red waX,ren

fioiire commcth forth a tender pointal or pefiell pendants.The fioure is of a reafonable pleafant fauor.'1‘he leaues are confiifedly fet about the fialk

like thofe of the white Lilly,hut broader and (hotter.

cling to a red lead colonr.Ftorii the middle of the and likewife manv fmall chines ti wed with look 3 2 pi

i: 2 This hath a large Lilly-like root, from which atifeth a fialke fome euhit or more high» the precedent. The floures alfo refemble thofe of the lafl defcribed:

ti: 4 Lilium Byz-zmtimmz mirziatumfolyantior. V The Vermilion Byzantine many-floured Lilly-

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The light red Byzantine Lilly.

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3 This diifers little from the Iali, but in the colour of the floures , which are of a lighter red «color than thefe of the run: dercnbed,n,e [canes and flalks a1{o,as Clufiw ob ferueth,are of a lig ‘

ter §".i“ecI1C._ _ V ' 3 This may alfo more fitl y be termed a variety from the former,than otherw‘il'e:for accord”?

’ to C11:/?w,tl1€ diffCT_C“¢C is Om)’ in ‘his: that the floures grow equally from the top of the {’talk:3".‘ the middle floure rifes higher than any Of the rail , and fomtimes confifls of twelue leaues 35

were a, twin,a.s you may perceiue by the figure. $

A 1]‘ T58 Time They {ionic and flourifh with the other Lillies,

‘fies- L I B. 1,.

Of the Hiflorie of Plants,

The Lilly of CO H . , _ WI The Names“ n antinop e is called likcwife in England,Martagon of Confiantinople : 0fIo~

el:H¢'m€r0Ctl/[is C/:4! ‘ ' ’ cad a ' .» ‘ ‘ ~ _ -~ , . . , of the Venetians,M4ro::;z%and hkuvlfi LL/mm Bflfmmmm " oi the nukes 1: ‘5 Called Z” ”W'v’ -’

.._....v-..‘

qr T /2e Temperature anct'Ve;~,r,m.

Ofthe natur e or veitues there is not an thin - - . , 3’ g 35 Y“ fell down, but it is efieemed efpecially for

3 ebeaut — . Y and rarenvff of '1. . . - Eamon. t e the Lottie . referring what may be gathered hereof to a farther con fiCl€~

1 C H A P. 106. O//the mirrowleciuer/reflex Lil/igg,

q[ The Dcfcfiptioar.

1: 1 He . .

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hi fgottlh) t is 15 not much vnlike that of other Lillies ; the fiallze is fome cub};

Of?-h °‘ den“; the l€3U€S are many and narrow,and ofa darker grcene than thofe

C . . _ _ V _ H . e or inarie Lilly 5 the floures are reflex like tiiofe treated of [D the Iaft Chap.

“Viola red or vex. - - I - - .. ru6rmmpraco.e,Th?é;3; :;l1‘JIl‘1;1.I';°his fioures in the end of May : wherefore Clzgfim calls it Lzlmm

¢ . . . _ x Lzlmm mémm angujiifizlium.

he red nan-ow lcaued Lmyo i 3 Lilium mo‘nt.florcflzrua pmzfiam

The yellow mountain Lilly with the f potted floure.

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.2T' ., * i hemhe filllskplaflt is much more neautifull than the laft de{'ci-ibed5 the roots are like thofe of iii:

6 Tome cubit and h ‘ ~ . . °“1'€S grow out one abo an alfein height, beemg tliicke fer with fmall grallie leaucg‘ The’ A i “C 3“°‘h€Y,1t_l fhape and colour like thofe of the Ian; defcribed,but often?-

i ~ R1’ times‘