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1 Probably the Teucrium polium of Linnæus; the herb poley, or poleymountain.
2 By those who carry it on their person.
3 This marvel is related by Dioscorides in reference to the Tripolium, and not the Polium.
4 The Teucrium montanum, probably, of Linnæus.
5 This name belongs, properly, to the wild or mountain Polium.
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