Note 364 — BOOK XXIV. THE REMEDIES DERIVED FROM THE FOREST TREES. (continued 2)
John Bostock translation
Fée thinks that, thus employed, it would be more injurious than beneficial. Though Pliny is treating here of the Arum colocasia or Egyptian Arum, he has mingled some few details with it, relative to the Arum dracunculus, a plant endowed with much more energetic properties. See Note 360 above.