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1 See B. xvi. c. 68.
2 Neither this downy substance nor the seeds are now employed for any purpose. The bark of the willow has some strongly-pronounced properties, but all other parts of it are totally inert.
3 A kind of manna, Fée says. The other juices here mentioned are secreted from the sap.
4 The leaves have no effect whatever as an antaphrodisiac.
5 See B. xvi. c. 69.
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