[2358] See c. [39] of this Book.
[2359] “Ground-laurel.”
[2360] See c. [50], and B. xxiii. c. [83]. The medicinal properties of this plant are not developed to any great extent; but it was thought till lately, Fée says, to be an excellent diuretic.
[2361] See c. [49] and B. xxvi. c. 50.
[2362] The Thymus acinos of Linnæus.
[2363] See c. [51] of this Book. It is an alimentary plant, but eaten raw, it is possessed of some acridity.
[2364] The Cyperus esculentus of Linnæus, the esculent souchet.
[2365] The two varieties are identified with the Cressa Cretica and the Teucrium iva of Linnæus. The latter plant is said to be a sudorific.
[2366] See B. xxvi. c. 53.