1 _Fritillaria vulgaris._ The common Fritillaria. 2 _Fritillaria flore atrorubente._ The dark red Fritillaria. 4 _Fritillaria alba._ The white Fritillaria. 7 _Fritillaria lutea punctata._ The yellow checkerd Fritillaria. 8 _Fritillaria lutea Italica._ The great yellow Italian Fritillaria. 10 _Fritillaria lutea Lusitanica._ The small yellow Fritillaria of Portugal. 11 _Fritillaria Pyrenæa._ The blacke Fritillaria. 12 _Fritillaria umbellifera._ The Spanish blacke Fritillaria. ] 2. _Fritillaria flore atrorubente._ The bloud red Fritillaria. The roote of this Fritillaria is somewhat rounder and closer then the former, from whence the stalke riseth vp, being shorter and lower then in any other of these kindes, hauing one or two leaues thereon, and at the top thereof two or three more set closer together, which are broader, shorter, and whiter then any of them before, almost like vnto the leaues of the yellow Fritillaria, from among which toppe leaues commeth forth the flower, somewhat bending downe, or rather standing forth, being larger then any of the former, and almost equall in bignesse vnto the yellow Fritillaria, of a duskie gray colour all ouer on the outside, and of a very darke red colour on the inside, diuersly spotted or straked: this very hardly encreaseth by the roote, and as seldome giueth ripe seede, but flowreth with the other first sorts, and before the blacke, and abideth lesse time in flower then any. 3. _Fritillaria maxima purpurea siue rubra._ The great purple or red Fritillaria. This great Fritillaria hath his roote equall to the bignesse of the rest of his parts, from whence riseth vp one, & oftentimes two stalks, hauing one, two or three flowers a peece on them, as nature and the seasons are fitting: euery one of these flowers are larger and greater then any of the former described, and pendulous as they are, of a sad red or purplish colour, with many thwart lines on them, and small long markes, which hardly seeme checkerwise, nor are so eminent or conspicuous as in the former: the stalke is strong and high, whereon are set diuers long whitish greene leaues, larger and broader then those of the former. 4. _Fritillaria alba._ The white Fritillaria.