These sorts againe doe comprehend vnder them some other diuisions, whereby they may the better be distinguished, and yet still bee referred to one of those foure former sorts: as _Monanthos_, that is, Daffodils that beare but one flower, or two at the most vpon a stalke, and _Polyanthos_, those that beare many flowers together vpon a stalke: as also _Simplici flore_, those that beare single flowers, and _Multiplici flore_, or _flore pleno_, that is, haue double flowers. _Vernales_, those that flower in the Spring, and among them some that are earlier; and therefore called _Præcoces_, early flowring Daffodils, and _Autumnales_, those that flower in Autumne onely. And lastly, with the _Pseudonarcissos_, or bastard Daffodils, I will keepe the same order, to distinguish them likewise into their foure seuerall sorts; and as with the true Daffodils, so with these false, describe vnder euery sort: first, those that beare single flowers, whether one or many vpon a stalke; and then those that beare double flowers, one or many also. As for the distinctions of _maior_ and _minor_, greater and lesser, and of _maximus_ and _minimus_, greatest and least, they doe not onely belong to these Daffodils; and therefore must be vsed as occasion permitteth, but vnto all other sort of plants. To begin therefore, I thinke fittest with that stately Daffodill, which for his excellency carrieth the name of None such. 1. _Narcissus latifolius omnium maximus, amplo calice flauo, siue Nompareille._ The great None such Daffodill, or Incomparable Daffodill. This _Narcissus Nompareille_ hath three or foure long and broad leaues, of a grayish greene colour, among which riseth vp a stalke two foote high at the least, at the toppe whereof, out of a thinne skinnie huske, as all Daffodils haue, commeth forth one large single flower, and no more vsually, consisting of sixe very pale yellow large leaues, almost round at the point, with a large cuppe in the middle, somewhat yellower then the leaues, the bottome whereof next vnto the stalke is narrow and round, rising wider to the mouth, which is very large and open, and vneuenly cut in or indented about the edges. The cup doth very well resemble the chalice, that in former dayes with vs, and beyond the Seas is still vsed to hold the Sacramentall Wine, that is with a narrower bottome, and a wide mouth. After the flower is past, sometimes there commeth (for it doth not often) a round greene head, and blacke round seede therein, like vnto other Daffodils, but greater. The roote is great, as other Daffodils that beare large flowers, and is couered ouer with a brownish coate or skinne. The flower hath little or no sent at all. [Sidenote: _Flore geminato._] This doth sometimes bring forth a flower with ten or twelue leaues, and a cup much larger, as if it would be two, euen as the flower seemeth. 2. _Narcissus omnium maximus flore & calice flauo._ The great yellow Incomparable Daffodill.