Having thus passed in review nearly all the best-known colours, we must now give our attention to the chaplets which are pleasing merely on account of the variety of their materials. Of such chaplets there are two kinds, one composed of flowers, the other of leaves. The flowers so employed, I may say, are those of broom2022—the yellow blossom gathered from it—the rhododendron,2023 and the jujube,2024 also known as the tree of Cappadocia, which bears an odoriferous flower similar to that of the olive. Among the brambles, too, we find the cyclaminum growing, of which we shall have to speak more at length on a future occasion:2025 its flower, which reflects the hues of the purple of Colossæ,2026 is used as an ingredient in chaplets.