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1 Fée remarks, that the extravagant proceeding here described by Pliny with a seriousness that is perfectly ridiculous, does not merit any discussion.
2 When detached from the bulb, the stem of the lily will infallibly die.
3 "Nudantibus se nodulis." There are no such knots in the lily, as Fée remarks.
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- Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography (1854), MARSI
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- LSJ, ἀνθο-λογικά
- Lewis & Short, anthŏlŏgĭca
- Lewis & Short, con-cerpo
- Lewis & Short, sū^prā