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Of Medicine, in Eight Books

Note (31) — BOOK III.

James Greive translation

31. Acorum according to Dioscorides has leaves likes the iris, but narrower, and roots not unlike to it, not growing straight, but oblique and creeping on the surface of the earth, whitish, divided by joints, acrid to the taste, and smelling not unpleasant. Lib. i. cap. 2.

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