[3122] In the present Chapter.
[3123] Pampinarium.
[3124] Fructuarium.
[3125] Custos.
[3126] The pilferer, “or little thief,” apparently.
[3127] This, Fée observes, is not in accordance with the fact.
[3128] “Draco.” Male vines appear to have been a kind that threw out no stock-branches, but ran to wood.
[3129] Than three buds, as already mentioned in the present Chapter.
[3130] “Pollices.” Branches, so called from the resemblance, being cut off above the first eye. See Columella, De Re Rust. B. iv. c. 24.
[3131] Small forks of hazel are still used for the purpose, in Berri and the Orleanais.