[2071] Or Mesfioua, according to Ball, who also quotes the province Demenet.—Journ. of the Linnean Soc. Bot. xvi. (1878) 662.
[2072] Lib. iii. c. 86.
[2073] Lib. v. c. 1; lib. xxv. c. 38.
[2074] Smith, Dict. of Greek and Roman Biography, ii. (1846) 636.
[2075] Description de l’Afrique septentrionale, traduite par M. de Slane, Journal asiatique, xiii. (Paris, 1859) 413.
[2076] Nachrichten von Marokos und Fes, Kopenhagen, 1781. 308.
[2077] Account of the Empire of Morocco and the district of Suse, Lond. 1809. 81. pl. 7.—The plate represents an entire plant, and also what purports to be a portion of a branch of the natural size. The latter is really the figure of a different species,—apparently that which has been recently named by Cosson Euphorbia Beaumierana.
[2078] Berg und Schmidt, Offizinelle Gewächse, iv. (1863) xxxiv. d.
[2079] They were procured by Mr. William Grace, and forwarded to England by Mr. C. F. Carstensen, British Vice-Consul at Mogador.
[2080] By careful investigation a very few are found at last.