1 _Narcissus Iuncifolius albus._ The white Iunquilia. 2 _Narcissus Iuncifolius flore albo reflexo._ The white turning Iunquilia. 3 _Narcissus Iuncifolius calice luteo reflexis folijs albis._ The yellow turning Iunquilia. 4 _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus magno calice._ The yellow Iunquilia with a great cuppe. 5 _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus maior vulgaris._ The ordinary yellow Iunquilia. 6 _Narcissus Iuncifolius Autumnalis flore viridi._ The greene Autumne Iunquilia. 7 _Narcissus angustifolius aureus multiplex._ The golden double narrow leafed Daffodill. 8 _Narcissus Iuncifolius flore pleno._ The double Iunquilia. ] 7. _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus vulgaris maior._ The ordinary Iunquilia, or Rush Daffodill. This ordinary Rush Daffodill hath foure or fiue long greene round leaues, like vnto Rushes, whereof it tooke the name: among these leaues riseth vp the stalke, round and greene, a foote and a halfe high very often, bearing at the toppe three or foure flowers all yellow, but much smaller then the last, and so is the cup also: the seede is small and blacke, inclosed in small cornered heads; the roote is blackish on the outside. The smell of the flower is very sweete in all these sorts of Rush Daffodils. 8. _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus medius_. The smaller Iunquilia, or Rush Daffodill. The leaues of this Daffodill are like vnto the former, but smaller and rounder, the stalke riseth vp so high, nor are the flowers so great, but the leaues of the flower are a little rounder, and not so pointed as in the former, in all things else alike, sauing lesser. 9. _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus minor._ The least Iunquilia, or Rush Daffodill. This least Daffodill hath fiue or six small greene leaues, a little broader, and not so long as the last, among which riseth vp a stalke almost a foote high, bearing one or two small flowers at the toppe, of a paler yellow colour then the former, with a yellow open cuppe, or crowne rather in the middle, bigger then in either of the last two: the roote is very small and blacke, like vnto the last in roundnesse and colour. 10. _Narcissus Iuncifolius luteus albicantibus lineis distinctus._ The yellow Iunquilia, or Rush Daffodill with white lines. This Rush Daffodill, hath round, greene, and long leaues, like vnto the ordinary Rush Daffodill, with a stalke bearing two or three yellow flowers, hauing leaues somewhat round at the point or end, with a line or strake of white in the middle of euerie one of them, the cup is short, and crowne fashion, a little crumpled about the brims: the seede, roote, or anything else differeth not. 11. _Narcissus Iuncifolius Autumnalis flore viridi._ The Autumne Rush Daffodill with a greene flower.