[Both _coket_ and _cler-mantyn_ mean a kind of fine bread. _Coronation_
is the name given by some of our old writers to a species of flower,
the modern appellation of which is not clear. _Sops-in-wine_ were a
species of flowers among the smaller kind of single gilliflowers or
pinks. Both these flowers are noticed by Spenser, in his _Shepherd's
Calendar_ for April, as follows:
"Bring coronations and sops-in-wine
Worn of paramours."]
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