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MYRTIFORM

Volume 14 · 60 words · 1810 Edition

Anatomy, an appellation given to several parts, from their resembling myrtle berries.

Myrtle. See Myrtus, Botany Index.

Myroton Mare, a part of the Ægean sea, lying between Euboea, Peloponnesus, and Attica. It receives this name from Myrto a woman, or from Myrto a small island in the neighbourhood, or from Myrtilus the son of Mercury who was drowned there, &c.