MARRUBIUM

(Lat.), n. n. Ma3r-rua(ru)'bis-u8m(u Koch, there are two forms: M. peregrinum, var. o, a broad-leaved variety, and M. peregrinum, var. ft, a narrow-leaved variety. The herb was formerly used like that of M. rtilgnre under the name of herb a marrubii peregrin i (sen marrubii cretic i). 2. Of Jacquin. M. peregrin uni, var.p. 3. Of Reichenbach. M. rtindidiimimum. |B. t'4, 180(a, 85).] M. pseinlo- 1. vulgar.-. Fr., marrube commun (ou blanc), (grand) bonhomme, her be vierge, MOrrocACffl / ". Her.. t/i'ini'iiK r (oiler irc/s.scr).-\ndnrn, Andomkntut. Mctrietincttel, Oottvergetten, l i*, tank; [s. 714]