[680] Reaum. v. 354.
[681] On Poisons, i. 265—.
[682] Ibid. 269.
[683] Reaum. ubi supr.
[684] Vol. I. p. [124]. III. p. [716]—.
[685] N. Dict. d'Hist. Nat. xxx. 427.
[686] I use the term odorous, not in the same sense as odoriferous, but to include both sweet and fetid scents.
[687] Vol. II. p. [238]—. III. p. [147]—.
[688] A Brazilian wood so called, but differing from the common cedar.
[689] Dotharding Insect. Coleopt. Danic.