Ancient Latin Agricultural Writers, Vol. IV

Allium garlic, so it does not stink, Pall. 12, 6. Punic garlic, ἀφροσκόροδον, Ulpic garlic, Col. 11, 3. Planting and culture of garlic, Pall. 2, 14. 12, 6. Garlic with onions, Col. 10, 314.

Allobroges people of Savoy, what pitch they use for preservatives, Col. 12, 23.
Allobrogic vines, Col. 3, 2.
Alluvies flood/alluvium of rivers, Col. 3, 11.
Alnus alder tree, for what it is useful, Pall. 12, 15. Untamed alders, Col. 10, 250.

Aloe hepatic aloe, Pall. 11, 14. Best aloes, Veg. 1, 14.
Alphius the moneylender, Col. 1, 7.
Alfiosum shivering/chilly goat flock, Varr. 2, 3. The Glossary interprets "alfiosum" as δύσριγος ill-shivering. See Aestuosus sultry.

Alta high/deep. Nine feet high, Col. 8, 14. Three feet high, Pall. 1, 38. Three feet, Pall. 2, 10. To descend into the deep, Col. 11, 3. The tallest men are the Germans, Col. 3, 8.
Alte deeply. Two fingers deep, Col. 5, 6.

Alter the other/second. After the thirty-first day, Col. 12, 41. To the other part, Col. 5, 11. One and the other, Varr. 2, 2. The other parts, Varr. 2, 1. Let not one touch the other, Col. 12, 45. Of the other four, Varr. 1, 17. 2, 2. In other vessels, Cat. 18.

Alternatæ alternating qualities, Col. 2, 2.
Alternemus let us alternate native and Atinian vines, Col. 5, 6.
Alternis alternately. Reciprocating with alternating tides, Pall. 12, 15. Every other year, Varr. 1, 44. Col. 2, 9. They sleep alternately, Varr. 3, 16. Salt is added, Col. 12, 53. They compose alternating layers of olives and salt up to the top, Col. 12, 48.

Althea marshmallow, ibiscum, Pall. 11, 14. From the simple Greek MS. Sylb. "ἀλθαία".

Altiles fatted/fed cattle, Varr. 2, 1.
Altinæ cows from Altinum, Col. 6, 24. Harduinus wants it read as "Alpinæ" at Plin. 8, 45, p. 274. For he says, if they had their name from the Italian town of Altinum, about which Pliny 3, 18 writes, they would be called not "Altinæ," but "Altinates," as the logic of names requires, and Col. 7, 2 himself commends "Altinate" sheep. Bochardus has similar remarks in Hieroz. 1, 2, 29, who brings forward two passages from Varro and Gratius, by which the termination "Altinas," not "Altinus," is confirmed. Schöttg.

Altinates sheep, Col. 7, 2.