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13 FUmba.ni lutea, diner fimtd'c intm magis 
aut minus ftriata, vel in alys extra ma- 
. culat a rubore, [unit vt plurimum nigro, 
vel in alijs luteo. 
14 F Umlaut pallidior dr elegant ior . 
15 Holus lutea inteufior vel remifsior di- 
uerfimode , in orbem radiata interius , ru- 
bra maculis td fuprem.es vffo oras, aliquo- 
ties crebre, alias parte, fundo viridi, vel 
tanetto obfcuro. 
1 6 Holies (Irarninea rubore [Iriata dr puncta- 
ta,! nfar alba Uoli.ts, 
17 Tunica Morionis lutea , alys diCla Flam- 
mea, tn qua color flavtu magis & confpicuus 
rubore, dtucrflmodc radiata. 
Huc reddenda ejfet viridium Tuliparum 
clafsis, qua diiserfarum etiam conflat fpe- 
cierum. Vna viridis inteufior , cuius 
flos femper fere femiclau/us manet flami- 
nibus fimbriatis. Altera remifsior, in far 
Pfittaci pennarum viridium , luteo variata 
Oris albis. Tertia adhuc dilutiori viridi- 
tate erit purpureis. .Quarta , cujus folia 
aqualiter purpura diluta , dr viriditate 
dtuifa funt. ffluwta , folys longifsimis 
ftcllxmcdo expanfts , ex rubore dr viridi- 
tatecexcix. 
13 A yellow Flambant of diuers forts, that 
is, the whole flower more or lefle drea- 
med or fpotted on the infide, and in 
foraeon the outfide with red, the bot- 
tome in moll being blacke.yet in forac 
yellow, 
14 A paler yellow Flambant morebeau- 
tifull. 
15 A yellow Holias, paler or deeper yel- 
low very variable, fpotted on tbeinfide 
round about the middle, with red 
fometimes plentifully, or elfc fparing- 
ly,vvith a green or dark tawny bottome, 
i <5 A ftrawe coloured Holias, fpotted and 
dreamed with red , as is to bee feencin 
the white Holias. 
17 A yellow Fooles cciate, of fome called 
aflamecolour, wherein the yellow is 
more then the red, diuerflydrtamed. 
Vnto thefe may be added thegreeneTuli- 
pa, which is alfo of diuers forts.One lia- 
uiug a great flower of a deepe green co- 
lour, feldome opening it felfe, but abi- 
ding alwaies as it were halfe Ihut vp 
and clofed, the chiuCs being as it were 
feathered. Another of a paler or yel- 
lowifh green, paned with yellow , and 
is called, The Parret, &c.with white 
edges. A third of a more yellowifh 
green, with red or purplifh edges. A 
fourth , hath the leaues of the flower 
equally almod parted, with grcenc and 
a light purple colour , which abiding a 
long time in flower, groweth in time to 
be fairer marked : foratthefirditdoth 
not (hew it felfe fo plainely diuided. 
Somecall this agreene Swifter. A fifth 
hath the longed leaues (landing like a 
ftarre, confiding of greene and purple* 
Tulipa Serotina. The late flowring T ulipa. 
The late flowring Tulipa hath had his defeription exprefled in the precedent dif- 
courfe, fo that I (hall not needeto make a repetition of what hath already beene fet 
downe. The greateft matter of knowledge in this kindc is this , That it hath no fuch 
plentifnll variety of colours or mixtures in his flowers, as are in the two former forts, 
but is confined within thefe limits here expreffed , as farre as hath come to Our know* 
ledge. 
tulipa Serotina. 
The late flowringTulipa, 
Rofea inttnfior, aut remifsior. 
Rubra vulgaris , aut fatur at ior, & quafl 
nigricans , fundo luteo vel nigro , vel ni- 
gro orbe, aureo inclufi , dilia Oculus So- 
lis. 
Lutea communis. 
Lutea oris rubris. 
Lutea guttis f anguineis , fundo nigri vel 
vario. 
A Rofe colour deeper or paler. 
Anordinary redjOrelfca deeperfed like 
blackebloud , with a blacke or yellow 
bottome, or blacke circled with yel- 
low, called the Suns eye. 
An ordinary yellow. 
A yellow with red edges. 
A yellow with red fpots and Veines , the 
bottome black? or difcoloured. 
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