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tida. It will be proper to retain both names, as 
the etymology is uncertain. 
KovrZomid pouxAta,—Cercis Siliquastrum ; perfectly 
barbarous and unintelligible, and therefore I 
would recommend its being omitted. I suspect 
it to be Albanian. 
Kouxaxn Zacynth.—hetter covkaxi; means dwarf bean, 
if anything. 
Aypwosagyda Zacynth. should be Aypiosadica, from 
its resemblance to the currant grape. 
Bexa Aovvyca Zacynth. Lythr. hyss.——A lame at- 
tempt of the apothecary to give a scientifical 
name toa plant. The right way of spelling 
Beccabunga in modern Greek is prexxaprourya. 
MeosadpovAa, Reseda undata, should be pecadpovAa. | 
Etymology uncertain. 
Ayyiorpa, ‘Oxntpa, Reseda alba.—Ayyeiorpa is I be- 
lieve correcter orthography, but its meaning I 
cannot explain. ”Oyevrpa is ‘ serpent’. 
Kovxovropana Lacon.—Luphorbia spinosa; right 
accent. Etymology inexplicable. 
AyovAvapia Lemnos,—Luphorbia Gerardiana; either 
co or a seems to be wanting between A and ». 
Etymology too difficult. 
The Bishop of Carlisle to J. E. Smith. 
My dear Sir, Rose Castle, Oct. 1, 1808. 
First let me say that I have forwarded your letter 
to Mr. Don. I did not know that Limosella was 
not to be found in Scotland. It grows on Houns- 
