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Plut. πότ. τῶν. ζ. κ.τ.λ. χελῶναι μὲν ὀρίγανον, γαλαῖ δὲ πήγανον, ὅταν ὄφεως φάγωσιν, ἐπεσθίουσαι. cf. Pliny xx. 68: “Tragoriganum contra viperæ ictum efficacissimum.”

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