9 _Minij, siue Cinabaris coloris, i.e. ex purpurea, rubedine, & flauedine radiata, vnguibus luteis, & aliquando oris._ 10 _Rex Tuliparum, i.e. ex sanguineo & aureo radiatim mixta, à flammea diuersa, fundo luteo, orbe rubro._ 11 _Tunica Morionis, i.e. ex rubore & aureo separatim diuersa._ The early red Tulipa. 1 An ordinary red, with a yellow, & sometimes a blacke bottome. 2 A deep red, with a small edge of yellow, called a Roane. 3 A Baron, that is, a faire red with a small yellow edge. 4 A Duke, a greater and a lesser, that is, a more or less faire deep red, with greater or lesser yellow edges, and a great yellow bottome. Some of this sort are much more or lesse faire then others, some also haue a blacke or darke greene bottome. 5 A Dutchesse, that is like vnto the Duke, but more yellow then red, with greater yellow edges, and the red more or lesse circling the middle of the flower on the inside, with a large yellow bottome. 6 A Testament Brancion, or a Brancion Duke, that is, a faire deepe red, or lesse red, with a pale yellow or butter coloured edge, some larger others smaller: and some more pleasing then others, in a very variable manner. 7 A Flambant, differing from the Dutchesse; for this hath no such great yellow edge, but streaks of yellow through the leafe vnto the very edge. 8 An Orenge colour, that is, a reddish yellow, or a red and yellow equally mixed, with small yellow edges, and sometimes without. 9 A Vermillion, that is, a purplish red, streamed with yellow, the bottome yellow, and sometimes the edges. 10 The Kings flower, that is, a crimson or bloud red, streamed with a gold yellow, differing from the Flambant, the bottome yellow, circled with red. 11 A Fooles coate, parted with red and yellow guardes. _Tulipa præcox lutea._ 1 _Lutea siue flaua._ 2 _Pallida lutea siue straminea._ 3 _Aurea, oris rubicundis._ 4 _Straminea, oris rubris._ 5 _Aurea, rubore perfusa extra._ 6 _Aurea, vel magis pallida, rubore in gyrum acta simillima Ducissæ, nisi minus rubedinis habet._ 7 _Aurea, extremitatibus rubris, dici potest, Morionis Pilæus præcox._ The early yellow Tulipa. 1 A faire gold yellow without mixture. 2 A strawe colour. 3 A faire yellow with reddish edges. 4 A strawe colour, with red edges. 5 A faire yellow, reddish on the out side onely. 6 A gold or paler yellow, circled on the inside a little with red, very like the Dutchesse, but that it hath lesse red therein. 7 A gold yellow with red toppes, and may be called, The early Fooles Cap. _Tulipa de Caffa._ The Tulipa of Caffa.