Because this Daffodill is so like in flower vnto the former, although differing in colour, I thought it the fittest place to ioyne it the next thereunto. This early Daffodill hath three or foure short very greene leaues, so like vnto the leaues of the Autumne Daffodill, that many may easily bee deceiued in mistaking one for another, the difference consisting chiefly in this, that the leaues of this are not so broad or so long, nor rise vp in Autumne: in the midst of these leaues riseth vp a short green stalke, an handfull high, or not much higher vsually, (I speake of it as it hath often flowred with mee, whether the cause be the coldnesse of the time wherein it flowreth, or the nature of the plant, or of our climate, I am in some doubt; but I doe well remember, that the stalkes of some plants, that haue flowred later with me then the first, haue by the greater strength, and comfort of the Sunne, risen a good deale higher then the first) bearing at the top, out of a whitish thinne skinne stripped with greene, one flower a little bending downewards, consisting of sixe leaues, laid open almost in the same manner with the former Indian Daffodill, whereof some doe a little turne vp their points againe, of a faire pale yellow colour, hauing sixe white chiues within it, tipt with yellow pendents, and a longer pointell: the roote is not very great, but blackish on the outside, so like vnto the Autumne Daffodill, but that it is yellow vnder the first or outermost coate, that one may easily mistake one for another. The Place. It was sent vs from Constantinople among other rootes, but as wee may ghesse by the name, it should come thither from Trapezunte or Trebizond. The Time. It flowreth sometimes in December, if the former part of the Winter haue been milde; but most vsually about the end of Ianuary, or else in Februarie the beginning or the end. The Names. Wee doe vsually call it from the Turkish name, _Narcissus Trapezunticus_, and some also call it _Narcissus vernus præcox_, as Clusius doth, in English, The early Daffodill of Trebizond. [Illustration: 1 _Narcissus Nonpareille._ The incomparable Daffodill. 2 _Narcissus Mattenesse._ The lesser yellow Nompareille Daffodill. 3 _Narcissus Iacobæus flore rubro._ The red Indian Daffodill. 4 _Narcissus Trapezunticus._ The early Daffodill of Trabesond. 5 _Narcissus Montanus albus apophysibus præditus._ The white winged Daffodill. 6 _Narcissus Montanus, siue Nompareille totus albus._ The white Nompareille, or Peerlesse Daffodill. 7 _Narcissus albus oblongo calice._ The white Daffodill with a long cup. ] _Narcissus Montanus albus apophysibus præditus._ The white Mountaine Daffodill with eares, or The white winged Daffodill.