<span style="color:#3CB371">Translation:</span>
 
<span style="color:#3CB371">Translation:</span>
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The herb is called “isatis” by the Greeks and in everyday language gaisdo.
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The herb is called ''isatis'' by the Greeks and in everyday language ''gaisdo''.
 
It provides the cloth dyers with an enormous profit.
 
It provides the cloth dyers with an enormous profit.
    
Cf. Choulant p.101: Verses
 
Cf. Choulant p.101: Verses
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1766: Isatis a Graecis est vulgo Gaisdo vocata,
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1766: ''Isatis a Graecis est vulgo Gaisdo vocata,''
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1767: Non modicum quaestum praebens tinctoribus herba.
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1767: ''Non modicum quaestum praebens tinctoribus herba.''