Book  (1936)  Page(s) 36.  
 
Arsinoe (china) ? ? ; vivid pink, carmine, shaded purple, medium size, double.
Arsenie (semperflorens) ? before 1845; light purple, small, double

Magazine  (Jan 1848)  Page(s) insert.  
 
Prijscourant van Rozen, van J. F. Bruynzeels, Bloemist te Prinsenhage (Provincie Noord-Braband).
Op de Bloemententoonstelling den 23 Julij 1847 te Dordrecht gehouden, werd mijne verzameling Rozen bekroond. Door de groote zorg , welke ik besteed aan dit voorzeker het schoonste der bloemengeslachten, vlei ik mij dat de aflevering nan de verwachting mijner begunstigers zal beantwoorden. De onderstaande, eenige uitgezonderd, worden afgeleverd tegen f 0,50 Cts. het stuk....Bengaal-Rozen.... Arsinoé.

Translation:
Price list of Roses, from J. F. Bruynzeels, Florist in Prinsenhage (Province of North Braband). At the Flower Exhibition held in Dordrecht on July 23, 1847, my collection of Roses was awarded. Due to the great care I pay to this certainly the most beautiful of flower genera, I am flattered that the delivery will meet the expectations of my supporters. The following, with some exceptions, are delivered at f 0.50 Cts. the piece....China Roses....  Arsinoé.

Website/Catalog  (1844)  Page(s) 3.  
 
Everblooming Chinese Roses.
Bengal.
This class of Roses is particularly hardy, enduring the severest winters of the middle States; constant blooming, and many of them very fragrant.
50 cents each — per dozen $3 to $5.
Arsnie...  light rose

Book  (1844)  Page(s) 123.  
 
Rosa Indica. The Bengal Chinese, or Daily Rose.
Arsenie, or Arsione, is of a delicate rose colour, very perfect in form, grows and blooms freely, quite distinct.

Website/Catalog  (1831)  Page(s) 41.  
 
Bengales.
417 Bengale Arsénie...Fleur petite, pourpre clair.