344 
CALENDAR OF FLOWERS. 
31. Pheasant’s'eye, Jldonis autumnalis. St, Ray- 
mund JNonnatus, 1340. 
SEPTEMBER. 
1. Orphne, or livelong, great, Sedum telephium. 
St. Giles, patron of beggars and cripples. 
Born at Athens; abbot ofNismes, in France ; 
died, 750. 
2. Golden rod, Solidago. St. Margaret, thirteenth 
century, 
3. Flea-bane, common yellow. Inula dysenterica, 
St. Simeon Stylites, the younger, 592. 
4. Soapwort, pale pink, Soponaria officinalis. St. 
Rosalia, 1160. 
5. Mushroom, or champignon, Jlgaricus campestris. 
St. Laurence Justinian, first patriarch of 
Venice, 1455. 
G. Dandelion, Leontodon autumnalis. St. Pambo, 
of Nitria, 385, 
7. Starwort, golden,./2sfersoZjJa_§-moft?es. St. Cloud, 
560. 
8. Starwort, Italian blue, .4sZer ameZZws. St. Adrian, 
306, 
