MEDICINAL PLANTS in Folk Tradition

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174. Duncan & Robson, 69


175. McNeill


176. Swire, 76


177. Moore MS


178. IFC S 795: 124


179. IFC S 386: 118


180. Lankester, 372


181. IFC S 1090: 241, 274


182. Maloney


183. Ó hEithir (as Eriophorum)


184. McClafferty


185. IFC S 781: 3, 11, 51, 79, 108


186. IFC S 837: 56, 130


187. IFC S 907: 414


188. IFC S 800: 53


189. Glassie, 308


190. Hart 1898, 377, 379; Vickery MSS


191. IFC S 170: 258


192. Colgan 1911


193. IFC S 484: 41


194. IFC S 969: 225


195. IFC S 771: 241


196. Moloney


197. Vickery MSS


198. Ó Súilleabháin, 314
     199.Journal of the County Kildare
     Archaeological Society,16 (1983–4),
     379


199. McClafferty (as Eriophorum); IFC S
     908: 98


200. Moore MS


201. IFC S 888: 108


202. IFC S 710: 49


203. IFC S 907: 414, 415


204. Maloney


205. Moore MS


206. Pratt 1850–7


207. Vickery MSS


208. Egan


209. Vickery MSS


210. Tongue


211. Chamberlain 1981, 257


212. MacFarlane


213. Cameron; Beith


214. Jobson 1959, 32


215. Jobson 1959, 32


216. Whitlock 1976, 164
     218.PLNN,no. 54 (1998), 261


217. IFC S 897: 239


218. McClafferty


219. IFC S 524: 30


220. Dacombe


221. Whitlock 1976, 167


222. Vickery MSS


223. Kightly, 222;Folk-lore,35 (1924),
     356


224. Hatfield, 8, 30


225. Vickery MSS


226. Hatfield, 72, 88


227. Knight, 182


228. Woodruffe-Peacock


229. Beith


230. Tongue


231. Simpkins, 411


232. Macpherson MS


233. Maloney


234. IFC S 504: 136


235. IFC S 287: 180


236. Wood-Martin, 220; Sargent


237. IFC S 787: 282


238. IFC S 385: 286


239. IFC S 287: 67


240. IFC S 287: 180


241. IFC S 512: 407, 523


242. Maloney


243. IFC S 787: 336


244. Sargent


245. Lafont


246. Hatfield, 20


247. Porter 1969, 10


248. Hatfield, 17


249. Vickery 1995


250. Vickery 1995


251. Dacombe


252. Jobson 1959, 144


253. Hatfield MS


254. Vickery 1995


255. Davey; Wright, 241