Obs. [a. It. lugliola, f. Luglio JULY.] An old name of Wood Sorrel, Oxalis Acetosella.
1651. Biggs, New Disp., ¶ 166. So also vegetables may assume a vitriolate energy, as Lujula, Limons, succory.
1657. W. Coles, Adam in Eden, cxxiii. 179. It [Wood-Sorrel] is called by the Apothecaries in their Shops, Alleluja and Lujula … the other [name] came corruptly from Juliola, as they of Calabria in Naples do call it.
1687. Clayton, in Phil. Trans., XLI. 152. The Sorrel-tree bears a Leaf something like a Laurel, in Taste much resembling Lujula.
