[1781] Phil. Mag. xiii. (1838) 442.
[1782] In many of the references to thyme, Wild Thyme (Thymus Serpyllum L.) is to be understood, and not the present species.
[1783] Booth in Treasury of Botany, ii. (1866) 1149.
[1784] Phil. Trans. No. 389.
[1785] For a note on True Oil of Origanum, see Hanbury, Pharm. Journ. x. (1851) 324, also Science Papers, 1876, p. 46.
[1786] From Galicia in Spain, stems of Rosmarinus having 2½ inches in diameter were to be seen at the Paris Exhibition, 1878.
[1787] Duveyrier, Les Touaregs du Nord, 1864. 187.
[1788] From ros and marinus,—literally marine dew. Various opinions have been held as to the allusion conveyed by the name.
[1789] Sontheimer’s translation, i. 73.
[1790] Herbarium Apuleii—Leechdoms etc. of Early England, i. (1864) 185.