Note (28) — BOOK I.
James Greive translation
28. Apples, Poma.) Under this Celsus includes all the apple-kind; and he elsewhere comprehends in this genus, cherries, mulberries, &c. so that he seems to take in all the pulpy fruits, whether they have stones or not. Wherever he intends what we particularly call apples, he makes a distinction, as Quæque propriè poma nominantur, lib. ii. cap. 18.