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1 See c. 21 of this Book. Fée remarks, that in reality it possesses none of the qualities that are attributed to it.
2 The "protection against poisons."
3 We have adopted Sillig's emendation of this passage; the words "aiunt, quod alii" being evidently required by the context.
4 "Cytinus" appears to be a preferable reading here to "cyanus," the "blue-bell."
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