[1988] See c. [38] of this Book.
[1989] No kind of iris, Fée says, fresh or dried, whole or powdered, is productive of this effect.
[1990] Very similar, probably, to that of Illyria.
[1991] All these superstitions are from Theophrastus, Hist. Plant. B. ix. c. 9.
[1992] This, Fée says, is quite consistent with modern experience.
[1993] “Irinum.” See B. xiii. c. 2.
[1994] Probably the Valeriana Celtica of Linnæus. See B. xii. c. 27, where it is mentioned as Gallic nard.
[1995] “Cæspes.”
[1996] See B. iii. c. 21.
[1997] Probably the Teucrium polium of Linnæus; the herb poley, or poley-mountain.