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6. Lily, Lent, Pseudo narcissus multiplex. St. Colette, 
bishop. 
7. Daffodil, early, Narcissus simplex. St. Perpetua, 
martyred under the emperor Severus, 203. 
8. Eose, ever-blowing, Rosa semperflorens. St. Eosa, 
of Viterbo, 1261. 
Jonquil, great, Narcissus Icetus. St. Felix, 646. 
9. Daffodil, hoop-petticoat, Narcissus bulbocodium. 
St. Catherine of Bologna, 1463. 
10. Chickweed, upright, Veronica triphyllos. St. Droc- 
tavseus, abbot, 580. 
11. Heath, Cornish, Erica vagans. St. Eulogius of 
Cordova, 851. 
12. Ixia, or crocus-leafed Mistletoe, Ixia bulbocodium, 
or Viscum albus bidbus. St. Gregory the Great, 
praetor of Eome, 574. 
13. Heart's Ease, Viola tricolor. St. Euphrasia, 410. 
14. Bindweed, mountain, Soldanella alpina. St. Maud, 
or Matilda, queen, 968. 
15. Colt’s-foot, common, Tussilagofarfara. St. Zachary, 
pope, 752. 
16. Daffodil, nodding, Narcissus nutans. St. Julian 
of Cilicia. 
17. Violet, sweet , Viola odorata. St.Gertrude, abbess,626. 
Shamrock, White Trefoil, Trifolium repens. St. 
Patrick, apostle of Ireland. 
18. Leopard’s bane, great, Doronicum pardalianclies. 
St. Cyril, archbishop of Jerusalem. 
19. Star of Bethlehem, yellow, Ornithogalum luteum. 
St. Joseph, spouse of the Virgin Mary. 
20. Violet, dog’s, Viola canina. St. Wolfram, arch¬ 
bishop of Sens, 720. 
