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History of the Great Reformation of the Sixteenth Century in Germany, Switzerland, &c., Volume 4

Note 1083 — BOOK XVI.

H. White translation

Tota enim nocte piscantes, sanguisugas, aspendios cepimus. (Zw. Epp. ii. p. 13.) Rasdorfer evidently alludes to what Pliny says of a kind of vine termed Aspendios: E diverso aspendios, damnata aris. Ferunt eam nec ab alite ulla attingi. (Hist. Nat. lib. xiv. cap. xviii § 22.)

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