[1992] The shores of the Euxine.
[1993] See B. xii. c. 25.
[1994] “Fulvum,” probably, “tawny-coloured,” not white, red, or black; see B. xiv. cc. 11, 18.
[1995] Possibly the Reseda alba of Linnæus.
[1996] “Reseda, morbos reseda.” A pun upon the name of the plant, and the verb “resedo.”
[1997] Like the silly charm itself, “neither head nor tail.”
[1998] See B. xxvi. c. 27.
[1999] The Stœchades. See B. iii. c. 11, and B. xxxii. c. 11.
[2000] See B. xxi. c. 105, and c. 44 of this Book. The black nightshade is neither astringent nor cooling, but a narcotic poison.
[2001] De Re Med. ii. 33.