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The History of Silk, Cotton, Linen, Wool, and Other Fibrous Substances

Note 98 — Chapter IV · HISTORY OF THE SILK MANUFACTURE CONTINUED FROM THE INTRODUCTION OF SILK-WORMS INTO EUROPE, A.D. 530, TO THE FOURTEENTH CENTURY.

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Junius, Etymologicum, v. Silk. It appears doubtful, however, whether Junius is here to be depended on.

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