[818] See B. iv. c. 33.
[819] See B. iv. c. 33.
[820] See B. xxxiv. c. 48.
[821] See B. iv. c. 31.
[822] A family of the Atilia gens.
[823] It was, and is still to some extent, a prevalent opinion, that the humidity of caves under-ground is favourable to the manufacture of tissues of hemp and flax.
[824] In Spain. Sec B. i. c. 1, and B. iii. c. 4.
[825] Cluvier takes this place to be the same with Litubium in Liguria, mentioned by Livy, B. xxxii.
[826] “Lanugo.” This is not generally looked upon as a merit in linen, at the present day.
[827] Now Tarragona. See B. iii. c. 4.