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The Folk-lore of Plants
·
T. F. Thiselton-Dyer
183
3.
"Flowering
Plants
of
Great
Britain,"
iv.
109;
see
Dr.
Prior's
"Popular
Names
of
British
Plants,"
1870-72.
4.
Tylor's
"Researches
into
the
Early
History
of
Mankind,"
p.
123.
5.
See
Porter
Smith's
"Chinese
Materia
Medica,"
p.
103;
Lockhart,
"Medical
Missionary
in
China,"
2nd
edition,
p.
107;
"Reports
on
Trade
at
the
Treaty
Ports
of
China,"
1868,
p.
63.
6.
Fiske,
"Myths
and
Mythmakers,"
1873,
p.
43.
7.
Dr.
Prior's
"Popular
Names
of
British
Plants,"
p.
134.
8.
See
Kelly's
"Indo-European
Tradition
Folk-lore,"
1863,
pp.
193-198;
Ralston's
"Russian
Folk-Songs,"
1872,
p.
98.
9.
"Mystic
Trees
and
Flowers,"
Mr.
D.
Conway,
Frasers
Magazine,
Nov.
1870,
p.
608.
10.
The
"receipt,"
so
called,
was
the
formula
of
magic
words
to
be
employed
during
the
process.
See
Grindon's
"Shakspere
Flora,"
1883,
p.
242.
11.
"Popular
Antiquities,"
1849,
i.
315.
12.
"Indo-European
Tradition
and
Folk-lore,"
p.
197.
13.
See
Dr.
Prior's
"Popular
Names
of
British
Plants,"
p.
130;
Phillips'
"Flora
Historica,"
i.
163.
14.
See
Sowerby's
"English
Botany,"
1864,
i.,
p.
144.
15.
See
"Folk-lore
of
British
Plants,"
Dublin
University
Magazine,
September
1873,
p.
318.
15.
See
Thorpe's
"Northern
Mythology,"
1852,
iii.
168.
17.
"Sketches
of
Imposture,
Deception,
and
Credulity,"
1837,
p.
300.
18.
See
Phillips'
"Pomarium
Britannicum,"
1821,
p.
351.
19.
"Plant-lore
of
Shakespeare,"
1878,
p.
101.
20.
See
Dr.
Prior's
"Popular
Names
of
British
Plants,"
p.
154.
21.
Hogg's
"Vegetable
Kingdom,"
p.
34.
22.
See
Friend's
"Flowers
and
Flower-lore,"
ii.
355.
23.
"Mystic
Trees
and
Flowers,"
Fraser's
Magazine,
November
1870,
p.
591.
24.
"Plant
Lore
Legends
and
Lyrics,"
p.
341.
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