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It is called in low Dutch Ratelen, and Geele Ratelen: commonly in Larine, 〈◊〉〈◊〉 Galli, and Gallinacca Crista: in English, Cox∣combe, Penie grasse, yellow or white Rattle: in High Dutch it is called geel Rodel: in French Creste de Coc: diuers 〈◊〉〈◊〉 it to be the old writers Alectorolophos. ‡ Some thinke it to be the Mimmulus: or as others (& that more fitly) reade it, Nummulus, mentioned by Pliny, lib. 18. cap. 28. ‡