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Show The Gardenof pleafant Flowers. $n inging vp be allthe Winter , the ftalke {pr Autumne, which abide greeneSpring. tweenethe lowerleaues in the The Garden ofpleafant Elewers.>s\ el seat . The Names. moft Writers; but by PoTis called Liliam Albans, the White Lilly, by ameinhistitle, hisn ets Rofs Iunonis, luno’s Rofe. Theotherhath The Vertues. noneof nely, and . ; ‘ This Lilly aboueall the reft, yea, and I chinke thiso Empeis vfedin medicines nowadayes, although in former times . —S GG, Kan \ thereft , n the end ng ofthemi n nothi ore I. haue fpoke : the red’; and theref . ricks vfed . -9°: . ; mollify: hatha This this. in befaid to whatis ng referui s, oftheir Chapter tumours, andto ing, digefting, andi cleanfing quality, helping to {uppurate waterof the The vied. much rooteis the purpofe which digeft them , for : i beae 7 childe l of trauel n flowersdiftilled, is of excellent vertuc for womeni It report. rius Camera and lus Matthio yas deliver ring, to procure an eafie \\ | yr \ Mt) Ha JAHDae i Mo a } ait K } Pal re RA Ms i} fkeee ) \ x eT i beeCue he yo Ac RS PRE a it ia We ip, 1 si euabase CNet Ay i Ku the skin, is viedalfo ofdiucrs womenoutwardly, fortheir facesto cleanfe are in thefe and make it whire and frefh. Diuers other properties there Lillies,which my purpofeisnot to declarein this place. Norisithe fcope ofthis worke; this that hath been{aidis fufficient: for were it not, that! woutld give you fometafte ofthequalities ofplants (asI faid in my Preface) to declare them as Igoe along with them, agenerall worke werefitter then this. CuaAr. VI. 2 f 1B Fritillaria. The checkerd Daffodill. ANI i Lthoughdiuers learned men do by the namegiuen yntothis delightfull plant, Asie itdoth im fomethings partake with a Tulipa or Daffodill, and hat & therefore placed it betweenethem;yer findingit moft like vnto.a Title Lilly | ra) ANU VV. iH Ht ‘ pi | ine Hat (is wy, IN ff oe Thin ¥ Wl ‘eet y weTD g both in roote, ftalke, leafe, flower, andfeede, haue (as you fee here) placed it net vnto the Lillies , and beforethem. Hereofthere are many forts found out oflate, # white, red, blacke, and yellow , befides the purple, which was firft knowne; anda! each of themthere are alfo diuers forts : and firft ofthat which is moft frequent and then of thereft,citery onein his placeand order. : 1, Frillaria vulgaris, Thecommoncheckerd Daffodill. i ent checketd Daffodil (asit is vfually called ; but might more propetl re > the one Lilly) hatha fmall:tound white-roote. and fomew!t at, made as it were ofitwo clouesya a nd divided nidedin i ama i ; 1 together atthe bottomeorfeate of the oni sibithbolaekee to ee from b weene this cleft frombet cleft or diuifion, iui f the budde forthe :f ftalke &c Cece th,ena whichlt ich timeeri rifeth vp afoote,>: or afoot e andahal : fe high, ig| 1, being being round r and ofebrorl a sndof abrowil! greene ee efpecially neere yntothe ground, whereon there ftandeth difperfedl a oe long and greeneteaues, beingalittle hollow :at thetoppeoftH! e e i i rs — — eh Tirta are are {mallerthenthe loweft) the flowerfhe’ » hanging orturning downethe head ,.b 1 ofbt hb cad , but.not turning vp againeany leaues,-as ‘ acafome son ne of es gi : _—: before> defcribe defcri d doe; (fometim itesthis ftalke {beart!' : i 94nd very feldomethree) confiftin g offixe leaues, ee lour, {potted diuerfly with great {pots, a eatin like 4 of % areddifl s Beire cued-et.or lech; of a dé percolour ; theinfide of the lowe = of 7 x yes €vnto {quare checkers, whit? the outfide, a brighter risof hath fome greennefscatthe leatthebbotteme of cucry leafe: colour within then the fower there ape’ fix risllaria vulgaris, The cot *ritilari itMlari sibs Thewhie i ee 2 Fritillaria flore atrorubente. The darke ted Fritilldtiz. 4 Fritillarid Thewie EFCatan, alba. eitatie tates Males. Ths CaponeChe Prinlavistave Frinllaria. 1s16 great yellow Hu"tae Tht Tealian blacke Fricllaria. lutea Lufranica. The falleeaia yellow a PEW Fritua ACambe bellif itt{mall i Fritillaria of Partugall. 11 Eyitilharia lifer, The Spanith blacke Fritiljaria, D 3 |