See xylaloë on Wiktionary
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"Du grec ancien ξύλον, xylon (« bois ») et ἀλόη, aloê, ( « aloès » ), attesté en moyen français au XVIᵉ siècle."
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"ref": "Jean Baptiste Baillière, La médecine du prophète, 1860",
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