. Flowers and their pedigrees. Botany. The Romance of a Wayside Weed. 45 the bury or hill-fort of Solis, the ancient fortified town of the Keltic and Euskarian natives ; and when, long ages afterwards, the Romans planted their station in the valley below, they naturally called the hot springs. Fig. 13.âHairy Wood-spurge (Euphorbia pilosa). . â â â -.',,* ^ . ⢠' . which they found therie by the name of Aquae Solis; andequally naturally misinterpreted the second word (really a native term, Suli?) as the genitive of Sol, and accordingly dedicated their great tennple on the spot. Please note tha
. Flowers and their pedigrees. Botany. The Romance of a Wayside Weed. 45 the bury or hill-fort of Solis, the ancient fortified town of the Keltic and Euskarian natives ; and when, long ages afterwards, the Romans planted their station in the valley below, they naturally called the hot springs. Fig. 13.âHairy Wood-spurge (Euphorbia pilosa). . â â â -.',,* ^ . ⢠' . which they found therie by the name of Aquae Solis; andequally naturally misinterpreted the second word (really a native term, Suli?) as the genitive of Sol, and accordingly dedicated their great tennple on the spot. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Allen, Grant, 1848-1899. New York, D. Appleton and company
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