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Esglentine. Double blooms varying in our gardens. Wild fragrant Eglantine differs. Born spontaneously in Bath, England near hills not far from the house of the very noble Dr. Laurentij Huyde [Lawrence Hyde ?].

(1576)  Page(s) 618.  
 
Wild Rose Canina Rosa odorata Adverf. pag.446. English Diebusche [?]..or Bjere. German. Wilder Rosen & Heckrosen [Wild roses, hedge roses]. Belgian. Wilde rose. French. Esglentine. Spanish. Rosa salvage. Ital. Rovo canino, Rose salvatice & canine.

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Damask variety. Rosa damascena or commonly Provincialis very fragrant entirely white or mixed a little with bright & blush, great success of the learned and skillful Dr. Adrian von der Gracht of Ghent.

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Rosa Moschata. Nersin Serapionus. Anguillare.

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Rosa sylvestris pomifera. Adverf.pag.446. Belgian. Dunen Rosen.

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Damask variety. Rosa damascena or commonly Provincialis very fragrant entirely white or mixed a little with bright & blush, great success of the learned and skillful Dr. Adrian von der Gracht of Ghent. [York and Lancaster ?]