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This rare & strange Plant is called in Latine, Corona Imperialis, and Lilium Byzantinum: the Turks doe call it Cauale lale, and Tusai. And as diuers haue sent into these parts of these roots at sun∣dry times, so haue they likewise sent them by sundry names; some by the name Tusai; others, Tou∣sai, and Tuyschiachi, and likewise Turfani and Turfanda. ‡ Clusius, and that not without good rea∣son, iudgeth this to be the Hemerocallis of Dioscorides, mentioned lib. 3. cap. 120.