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1 "Holy plant."
2 "Pigeon plant."
3 Our "vervain." It was much used in philtres, and was as highly esteemed as the mistletoe by the people of Gaul. It is no longer used in medicine.
4 In B. xxii. c. 3.
5 On the occasion of the Feasts of Jupiter in the Capitol, prepared by the Septemviri.
6 The Verbena supina of Linnæus, Recumbent vervain.
7 The Verbena officinalis of Linnæus, Vervain or holy plant.
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