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Flavescent.
They will become yellow or ripe.
Le feu Signeur Horace Farnese, Duc de Camerin,[1]
avoit pour sa Devise quatre Gerbes verdes, en sine (se-
lon mon avis) que la jeunesse d’un Prince doit parvenir
à quelque bonne & parfaite maturité.
Notes:
1. Orazio Farnese, Duke of Camerino: youngest son of the Duke of Parma (himself natural son of Pope Paul III). Better known as the Duke of Castro, he married Diane, the natural daughter of Henri II of France, and was killed in 1553.
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