1874 June 13, Tayler Lewis, “Homeric Pictures—II”, in The College Courant, volume 14, number 24, New Haven, Conn.: Charles C. Chatfield & Co., →JSTOR, page 277:
They are early off, now “leaving the sea behind them,” and striking out upon the inland hill country road that takes them over the Taygetean ridge.
Unfortunately, Davis followed the majority of authors in regarding Taygetean plants as being identical with Cretan plants. […] If the venation of the calyx is ignored, the Cretan plant still differs from P. illyrica and the Taygetean populations by a number of characters and appears to be one of the more distinct species in this critical group[.]
