CALENDAR OF FLOWERS. 
327 
Primrose, red, Primula acaulis. St. Ade¬ 
laide, 1015. 
6. Hyacinth, blue, Hyacinthus orientalis. St. 
Dorothy, 308. 
7. Cyclamen, round-leafed, Cyclamen coum. St. 
Romuald, 1027. 
8. Moss, narrow-leafed spring, Mnium androgy- 
num. St. John of Matha, 1213. 
9. Narcissus, Roman, Narcissus Romanus. St. 
Apollonia, 249. 
10. Mezereon, Daphne mezereon, St. Scholastiea, 
543. 
Moss, silky fork, Mnium heteromallum. St. 
Coteris, fourth century. 
11. Primrose, red, Primula verna rubra. St-. 
Theodora, empress, 367. 
12. Anemone, noble Liverwort, Anemone hepati- 
ca. St. Eulalia of Barcelona. 
13. Polyanthos, Primula Polyanthos. St. Cathe¬ 
rine de Ricci, 1589. 
14. Crocus, yellow, Crocus mcesiacus, or Crocus 
aureus. St. Valentine, the lovers’ saint. 
He was a priest at Rome, and married 
there about the year 270. 
15. Crocus, cloth of gold, Crocus sulphu - 
