XCIII. How a Man Having Received Injury from the Grape
XCIII. How a Man Having Received Injury from the Grape
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XCIII. How a Man Having Received Injury from the Grape

XCIII. HOW A MAN HAVING RECEIVED INJURY FROM THE GRAPE.

When they would symbolise a man that is injured by the grape and cures himself, they depict a HOUPOO AND

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[paragraph continues] THE HERB ADIANTUM (maidenhair); for when injured by the grape, if he places a piece of adiantum in his mouth he is healed.

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