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THe greater white narrow-leaved double Anemone little differeth either in the green leaves, or fashion of the flower, from the for∣mer, being as large and double as any of them, and of a milk-white colour. There is another that beareth a small double snow-white flower, having six outer leaves, and a thrum in the middle, made of small-hairy leaves, standing even at the top, as if they had been clipt with a pair of Scisers.