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1 See the preceding Note. Fée identifies this Aspalathos with the Spartium villosum of Linnæus, making that of B. xii. c. 52, to be the Lignum Rhodianum of commerce, probably the Convolvulus scoparius of Linnæus.
2 The corresponding passage in Dioscorides has βαρύς, "heavy," i. e. the most solid in the stem.
3 In B. xii. c. 52.
4 "Ozænas."
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