[2761] See B. xxv. c. 108.
[2762] It is a singular thing that we still hear of the maggots found in filberts being used for the same purpose.
[2763] See B. xxix. c. 17.
[2764] Marcus Empiricus says, honey.
[2765] See B. xvi. c. 19.
[2766] Dalechamps thinks that these “Herculean” ants were so called from their great size. Ajasson queries whether they may not be the “grenadier ants” of Dupont de Nemours.
[2767] See B. xxii. c. 36. Belon takes it to be the Lixus paraplecticus.
[2768] In B. xxix. c. 30.
[2769] In B. xxii. c. 21.
[2770] “Stigmata.”