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1 Fée thinks that it may possibly be the Polygala vulgaris of Linnæus, the Common milk-wort. Desfontaines mentions the Polygala amara of Linnæus, the Bitter milkwort of the South of Europe; and Littré gives the Polygala venulosa of Sibthorp.
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- LSJ, ῥα^πιδήϊον
- Lewis & Short, lĕontŏpĕtălon
- Lewis & Short, † rhăpēĭon