8 _Chermesiua parum striata._ 9 _Princeps, i.e. purpurea saturatior vel dilutior, oris albis magnis vel paruis, fundo luteo, vel albo orbe, quæ multum variatur, & colore, & oris, ita vt purpurea elegans oris magnis albis; dicta est, Princeps excellens, &_ 10 _Princeps Columbina, purpurea dilutior._ 11 _Purpurea Chermesina, rubicandioris coloris, albidis vel albis oris._ 12 _Purpurea, vel obsoleta albidis oris Princeps Brancion._ 13 _Purpurea diluta, oris dilutioris purpurei coloris._ 14 _Purpurea in exterioribus, carnei vero ad medium intus, oris albis, fundo luteo._ 15 _Purpurea albo plumata extra, oris albis, purpurascens intus, fundo luteo, vel orbe albo._ 16 _Alia, minus elegans plumata, minoribusq., oris albidis._ The early purple Tulipa. 1 A reddish purple, or more violet. 2 A pale purple, called a Doue colour. 3 A deep Peach colour. 4 A paler Peach colour. 5 A Peony flower colour. 6 A Rose colour. 7 A Crimson very bright. 8 A Crimson stript with a little white. 9 A Prince or Bracklar, that is, a deepe or pale purple, with white edges, greater or smaller, and a yellow bottome, or circled with white, which varieth much, both in the purple & edges, so that a faire deep purple, with great white edges, is called, The best or chiefe Prince, and 10 A paler purple with white edges, called a Doue coloured Prince. 11 A Crimson Prince or Bracklar. 12 A Brancion Prince, or purple Brancion. 13 A purple with more pale purple edges. 14 Purple without, and blush halfe way within, with white edges, and a yellow bottome. 15 Purple feathered with white on the out side, with white edges, and pale purple within, the ground being a little yellow, or circled with white. 16 Another very neere vnto it, but not so fairely feathered, being more obscure, and the edges not so great or whitish. _Tulipa præcox rubra._ 1 _Rubra vulgaris fundo luteo, aliquando nigro._ 2 _Rubra satura oris luteis paruis, dicta Roan._ 3 _Baro, i. e. rubra magis intensa, oris luteis paruis._ 4 _Dux maior & minor, i.e. rubra magis aut minus elegans satura, oris luteis maximis vel minoribus, & fundo luteo magno. Alia alijs est magis amœna, in alijs etiam fundo nigro vel obscuro viridi._ 5 _Ducissa, i. e. Duci similis, at plus lutei quàm rubri, oris magnis luteis, & rubore magis aut minus intus in gyrum acto, fundo item luteo magno._ 6 _Testamentum Brancion i.e., rubra sanguinea satura, aut minus rubra, oris pallidis, magnis vel paruis: alia alijs magis aut minus elegans diuersimodo._ 7 _Flambans, ex rubore & flauedine radiata, vel striata fundo luteo._ 8 _Mali Aurantij coloris, ex rubore, & flauedinè integre, non separatim mixta, oris luteis paruis, vel absq., oris._