[1792] See B. xiii. c. 48, and B. xxvi. c. 66.
[1793] The Actæa spicata of Linnæus, Herb-christopher or bane-berries, is mentioned by Desfontaines; but Fée is inclined to identify it with the Sambucus ebulus of Linnæus, the Dwarf elder, wall-wort, or dane-wort.
[1794] See B. xxiii. c. 14.
[1795] In B. xxi. cc. 33, 38.
[1796] The Artemisia Santonica of Linnæus, Tartarian southernwood.
[1797] The Artemisia Pontica of Linnæus, Little wormwood, or Roman wormwood.
[1798] See B. xi. c. 75.
[1799] The Artemisia absinthium of Linnæus, Common wormwood.
[1800] Upon which occasion a sacrifice was offered on the Alban Mount. See further as to this Festival, in B. iii. c. 2.
[1801] In B. xiv. c. 19. Wine of wormwood is still used medicinally.