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THere is also founde an other kynde of Rubies which wee caule Spinelle and the Indians, Caropus. They growe in the selfe same countrey of Pegu where as are the fine Rubies. And are found in the mountaynes in the vpper crust or floure of the earth. These are not so fine nor of so good co∣lour is are the trewe Rubies: But haue sumwhat the colour of a granate which we commonly caule a garnet. Yet of these
suche as are parfecte in theyr coloure, are of value halfe lesse then trewe Rubies.