Dryden falls into the same error:--

A flower there is that grows in meadow ground,

Aurelius called, and easy to be found;

For from one root the rising stem bestows

A wood of leaves and violet purple boughs.

The flower itself is glorious to behold,

And shines on altars like refulgent gold.

_Mag. Nat. History_

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