GLYCYRRHIZA

GLYCYRRHIZA
GLYCYRRHIZA
Graece γλυκύῤῥιζα, h. e. radrx dulcis, alias Σκυθική ῥίζα, Scythica radix, uno nomine Σκύθιον, quod in Scythia, circa Maeotim paludem plurima nasceretur; radix est rota lignea, coloris buxei plane et pallidi, cuius ligno ξανθίζεςθαι τάς γυναῖκας καὶ βάπτειν τὰ ἕρια, capillos suos nudieres, et lanas tingere consuevisse Vetr. hesych. ait. Hinc χρυσόξυλον, quasi aureum lignum, appellatum suo tempore, in Graecia, notant Interpretes Aristophanis et Theocriti. Notus certe pallorauri. Catull. De Neptiis Pelei theridos Carm. 64. v. 100.
Quantam saepe magis furore expalluit auri?
Idem ad Iuvent. Carm. 81. v. 4.
——— inaurata pallidior statua
Porro ἄδιψος ea et ἄλιμος, Plin. l. 25. c. 8. Magna et ea commendatio, quod in ore eam habentes famem sitimque non sentiunt. De eadem Auctor Anon. Sinae et Europ. pectoris obstructionibus idonea solvendit: per Franconiam Orientalem succrescit et colitur, tamquam salix, sed humilior, non assurgit in truncum; et nisi tertio anno propagetur, evanescit: aliquando pollicis crassitudinem aequat, sed rarius. Salicetum pullulans videtur ager, c. 32. Vide plura apud Plin. l. 21. c. 15. et Salmas. ad Solin. p. 1164. qui etiam de Recentiorum Γλυκυκαλάμω, quasi Dulci arundine, quo nomine cassiam fistulam vult intellectam, varia habet, p. 1301. et seqq. nec non infra in voce Hippace.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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