Note 2256 — BOOK XVI. THE NATURAL HISTORY OF THE FOREST TREES.
John Bostock translation
This is the case when the inside has been eaten away by the insect that breeds there; of course, in such case it is hollow, light, and worthless.
John Bostock translation
This is the case when the inside has been eaten away by the insect that breeds there; of course, in such case it is hollow, light, and worthless.