[822] See c. 37 of this Book, and B. xxvi. c. 28.
[823] There seems to be an hiatus here. From the words of Dioscorides, B. iii. c. 138, it would appear that pitch was the other ingredient, to be beaten up with the plant.
[824] The same as the Polytrichos of B. xxii. c. 30.
[825] In B. xxii. c. 30, he makes them to be the same plant, and it is most probable that they may be both referred to the Asplenium trichomanes of Linnæus.
[826] “Frutice.”
[827] See B. xxiv. c. 108.
[828] See c. 11 of this Book.
[829] See c. 54 of this Book.
[830] See c. 49 of this Book.
[831] See c. 67 of this Book.