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' r‘ ofPIants. 1413- L . , . _ ‘ -e Of the Hlﬁo 16 » Likewtfe Virgil hath written hereof in the third E6/og of his Bucolzzkq,

. . - - ' ' Theft: ﬁfe Ft we Plurém amzzt P/méofimfempar 4 mime , , - k nt certain letters and notes of his mourning. , , . 4/ _, p_ {Qt whoge fake he fat!“ that APM” ‘hd P“ _ Mrmerrxfimfg -Cam‘! r/7']?-‘ave mam: Hlaczzziéw. his W01’ 5 - Em mm qﬂiﬁtrw 5 1! M 0 ﬁmmemt ;m,M,, 1’sm~b.a5 loues me,h1s gifts Ialwayes haue,

Deﬁm-y. 6,/’~C, mm; Tyrz-0ﬁ,M“,’¢,‘,e.,,m,, 0/5,0 r V f M The e‘re green Laureland the Iacrnth braue.

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PM [M521 z.ﬁﬂm.Pmm ﬁlm/ldqw [mm dﬂggmﬂa ; Pzzrpzarmq/it Rt/ﬁe dz:/re ruéem H yams‘:/ms.

1 h d ’d. Engmhbv Iwmmds _ l A V\/ithout thee,Loue, the Lilliesblaclte do feemg 7 - lecrant y 1: us ren re in r _ V - W hrch lately were 6 e

The Rofes pale, and Plyacinths I deeme

Behold I the bloud which late the grafle had dy’de Not lonely red . But if thou com’{t to me,

Was now no blond :from_whence a Home fullblowflea g Liliies are white,red Role and Iacinths be. _

parbrighter than the Tynan _skarl€tf1l;10ﬂ€_= h ‘ r t a The Hyacinths are laid to be red which ovidcalleth purple, for the red colour is fometirnes ‘Which femrd lhe famepr did ‘dell? Xe mg I: ' imned P“"Ple. Now it is though: that Hjacimbm is called Ferrﬁginezmfor that it is red of a ruilie A Li11YaCh3“§“‘_¥$b“t the red to W “cf ,d 1:00 Colour: for as the putrifaétion of braffe is named uﬁrugo, fo the corruption of iron is called N01’ [0 C°m‘3“t‘3d’ (fol Eh? Y°“lh fecal: .d j ‘ ‘’'“g0,wh1chlrom the reddifh colour is filled alfo Ruézgo. And certainly they are not a few Ell-ai; that graC€fr°**&Pl“’%‘? ‘?‘l1;°l§:;“§5i em“ 7 _ aue Calorﬁrmginew to be fo called from the tuft which they thinkeFemzgo.Yet this opi- T116 fad WP” 10“ 0 "3 lg 5» 2’ ’ *5 110! allowed of by all men o for fame iud e that Color em: mm: is inclining to a blew for They “OW in f““‘3mu ‘3ha"*8‘°‘5 d‘fP]‘*Y' thzfvwfﬁll E1; bell iron is heated imd wroughtﬁhen as it is cjold aggaine it is of a colour neere imto i p y L -1- 3,0,, m,*,,,,,, . > 19 rom I-‘crrrmz (or ir0n)is called Ferrrzgineur. Thefe later ground themfelues vpon Fir; 1 5 Lilium cmmmm fecamli-rm cam/em ii‘ 5 ’ “‘mP’”PW 1

_ , _ [.9 auth ' ‘ - . . . . . . dL 11 . p_ \ K‘ orrtre who 11’) th In of h we a’ defcr beth Cb rom ferru in ou ha 0 0 boat and éuléulzls damzmm. The {mama I Y Prefentl)’ Calleth the farneeblew. woireclshre thele: A g E S The r ’ I

Rﬁd U113’ with bulbs growing abngg-' :1 Ipﬁ: nztem cantaﬁaéi it vvelzf we mintﬂm: _ _ g 4 . the ilalke. _ l l . Etferm_g zneafuéueﬁat corpora Cjméa, l giedthruiling with a pole,and fetting failes at large, .. o res tran orts in term '11 0 ba e. ﬁnd then alittl:eaft;rl£1)e:,ddes? $1 -6 ‘us rg . t x at am 4 ujcrtttfuppzm rzpicquepraptnqm: . ﬁe then turnes in his blew beirge,and the {here _ pproches nigh to. V V t ﬁn:\eUCi]Ci;’4udzf;4 alfo in his tecond booke of the carrying away of Proférpim, doth not a little con; Colon: ﬁlr opinions 3 who writeth, That the Violets are painted ferrugim dulci, with a {weer iron

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Imz’m't,é‘ dulci violaférruginepingit. He trimmes, the Role with bloudy brigh t, And Prime-tree berries blacke he makcs,= ‘ L’ And decks the Violet with a (wee: arke iron colour which it takes.

caIIl3‘:’1‘,1et1V5 Ycmfn the proper names from which we haue digr_efl'e_d.M0lﬂ of the later herbarillsl ac _S £1511: am H14¢W_5m Paetz‘m:,or the Poets Iacinth.P.mfa;am in his fecond booke ofCorinthi-‘ remonat ctlnadc mention of Hyftciut/Jud called of the Hermonrans Comofzmdalosfetting down the ce— V ( aith ifs ‘me bl’ them on their felliuall dayes in honor of the goddelle Cétbania. The Prieils ouow :1) and hthe rnagiltrats for that yeare do leade the troupe of the pomp 5 the women 8: men mes ‘:3 ‘Elsi C boyes folemnly leade forth the goddeffe with a {lately fhew : they go i_n white veg.

\ I C rbllt garlands on their heads made of a Home which the inhabitants cal Comoﬂzm{alar,'vvhich cw °’ Ski“ Coloured H yacinth,hauing the marks and letters of mourning as aforef-aid.

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an Elehﬂoure of the red Lilly,as Galen gith,is of a hnixt temperature, partly of a thin andpartly of fumefgwlayyemznce. The root and leaues doe dry and clenfe,and moderatly digeﬁ and waﬂe or com

qr The Vemm’. it

be applied are good againil; the flinging of Scrpeﬁlts

hicll -l Thefamb' —- - ~ l A ' , . - . d adehrs tl'u"“. Thewordsarethefe: r _p e oiledand rem eredwithvme ‘ ‘ d‘ ' b ' ' sandheale reenwo 4 . Eldylby {Omen attrlblgggwcuosgtﬂiaﬁégsﬁiu mawdﬁ rt. _ A and “cm. 4 P geraregoo agamll: urnrng , _ V g urcls B Aer/.4,8ave 0'07: VII?"-'7\°‘”"

In Englifh thus: .. hardl,::fr{—(:?)tf:%§fIilaitl:itche embers,and pouned with oil e of Rofes,ctireth burniIigs,and foftnerh the C ' c- 5 V v C0 Now lacinth fpeake thy l(’.h.Ll'S,aD.d once more .

Imprint thy leaues with Air Al, as before. Likewgfq fihe.

hath made mention of this Hyacinth in Brion; Epitaph, in the 19 Eidyla W The Ieauesof the her

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