The History of the Manners and Customs of Ancient Greece, Volume 3 (of 3)

by James Augustus St. John

[1248]. Πτέρις. Dioscor. iv. 186.

[1249]. Dioscor. iii. 163. A plaster of fresh laurel leaves was thought to produce the same effect. i. 106.

[1250]. As a protection against musquitos the Greeks we find were accustomed to anoint their bodies with oil which had been flavoured with wormwood. Dioscor. iii. 26.

[1251]. Dioscor. i. 13.

[1252]. Id. i. 91. 155.

[1253]. Id. i. 177.

[1254]. Id. ii. 13.

[1255]. Id. ii. 12.

[1256]. Id. ii. 18.

[1257]. Hazelquist, Travels, p. 221.