i66 



Of die HifUrie of PI 



\ The Defiritt 



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1 



doc gro* long taoeMmooi J nd flJ^aS rfSSfcS? ' 



er Rofes : the floutes srow nn fh» ►«— ~£l. u V" u ers leaues f ec 



wooddy 



vpon 



lerib, 



■a fant 



ripe 



2 



oddy 



lour of the floures,or fweetne£ 3 ~ S.! ?*I ^t en »*■««, tolta, and 





J 



confifteth the difference. 



fweetnerfe thereof, but onely in the doublencfle 



r oots,nor in 



em 



It 



the bl 



colour which wee call a blu(U colour X^^tii nfrh ^?^ tra ' wh ^ mi ^ d« 



floures, are 1 ike the precedent * pwpomon of the whole planr, as alfo the foil f h 



3 Eofx CKofchaufrcciis major 



The great Muske Rofe. 



4 Rofa Hihfirice*. 



The Veluet Rofe, 







4 



Veluet Rofe groweth afara 



grew 



.Kin tnat is : tne leaues are like tne leaues or tne wnue dajim»* — , - ^ 

 .doubled with fome vellow thrums in the raidfh of a deepe and DU» 



* ,. w^tuuiing rea cnmlon Veluet, whereupon lorne naue called it tne v eiuei »«*■:"■ 



floures be vaded, there follow red berries full of hard feeds, wrapped in a downe or woolimc 

 the others. rr 



5 The yellow Rofe which(as diuers 



report) 



fir ft 



wt-i^uy gMiuug awuae Kole vpon a Broome- ftalke $ whereby( 

 his co!our,but his fmell and force. But for my part I hauing foui 

 perience, cannot be induced to beleeue the report : for the roots 



owne e< 



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