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1 In B. viii. c. 41. The Anæthum fœniculum of Linnæus.
2 In B. xiii. c. 42.
3 The Cannabis sativa of Linnæus. See B. xx. c. 97.
4 Hemp-seed is never smoke-dried now.
5 See B. v. c 29. The same hemp is mentioned as being used for making hunting-nets, by Gratius, in the Cynegeticon.
6 See B. v. c. 29.
7 See B. iii. c. 17, and B. xvii. c. 3
8 This, as Fée says, is no doubt erroneous. It is seldom known to attain a couple of inches in circumference.
9 In B. xiii. c. 42.
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