Ash (ornus): (2.9.8). Cypress (cupressus): (2.14.22). Elm (ulmus): (2.15.5). Grape-berry (uva): “immitis” (2.5.6); (2.6.16). Grass (gramen): (2.3.6). Laurel (laurus): (2.1.15); (2.2.22); (2.7.19); (2.15.9). Myrtle (myrtum): (2.7.25); (2.15.6). Oak (quercus): quercetum of Garganus (2.9.7). Olive (oliva): oliveta (2.15.7). Parsley/ celery (apium): (2.7.24). Pine (pinus): (2.3.9); (2.10.10); (2.11.14). Plane Tree (platanus): (2.11.13); “bachelor“(2.15.4). Poplar (populeus): (2.3.9). Rose (rosa): (2.3.14); (2.11.14). “Tree” (arbor): tree (arbos) almost killing Horace (2.13.3) same tree referred to as “truncus” in (2.17.27); [truncus again (2.19.11)]; (2.14.22). Violet (viola): violarium (2.15.5). Willow (grove) (salictum): (2.5.6).
General References: branches (ramus) (2.3.11); “blooms” (flos)(2.3.14); “woodland” (saltus)(2.3.17); “green meadows” (virentis compos) (2.5.6); “berry, round fruit” (baca) (2.6.16); garland/ garlanded (2.7.7/24); leaves (folium)(2.9.8); flowers (flos) (2.11.9); lumber (lignum) (2.13.3); branches (ramus) (2.15.9); thyrsus (2.19.11).
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