There is another, whose flower hath eight leaues, as many of them that follow haue (although diuers sorts haue but six leaues in a flower) and is of a Violet purple, and therefore is called, The Violet purple Anemone. _Varietas._ Of all these three sorts last described, there be other that differ only in hauing white bottomes, some smaller and some larger. _Purpurea striata._ There is also another of the same Violet purple colour with the former, but a little paler, tending more to rednesse, whose flowers haue many white lines and stripes through the leaues, and is called, The purple stript Anemone. _Carnea vivacissima simplex._ There is another, whose greene leaues are somewhat larger, and so is the flower likewise, consisting of eight leaues, and sometimes of more, of the colour of Carnation silke, sometimes pale and sometimes deeper, with a whitish circle about the bottome of the leaues, which circle in some is larger, and more to be seene then in others, when the flower layeth it selfe open with the heate of the Sunne, hauing blewish threads in the middle. This may be called, the Carnation Anemone. _Persiciviolacea._ We haue another, whose flower is betweene a Peach colour and a Violet, which is vsually called a Gredeline colour. _Cochenille._ And another of a fine reddish Violet or purple, which we call, The Cochenille Anemone. _Cardinalis._ And another of a rich crimson red colour, and may be called, The Cardinall Anemone. _Sanguinea._ Another of a deeper, but not so liuely a red, called, The bloud red Anemone. _Cramesina._ Another of an ordinary crimson colour, called, The crimson Anemone. _Coccinea._ Another of a Stamell colour, neare vnto a Scarlet. _Incarnata._ Another of a fine delayed red or flesh colour, and may bee called, The Incarnidine Anemone. _Incarnata Hispanica._ Another whose flower is of a liuely flesh colour, shadowed with yellow, and may be called, The Spanish Incarnate Anemone. _Rubescens._ Another of a faire whitish red, which we call, The Blush Anemone. _Moschutella._ Another whose flower consisteth of eight leaues, of a darke whitish colour, stript all ouer with veines of a fine blush colour, the bottomes being white, this may be called, The Nutmegge Anemone. _Enfumata._ Another whose flower is of a pale whitish colour, tending to a gray, such as the Monkes and Friers were wont to weare with vs, and is called, A Monkes gray. _Pauo maior simplici flore._