FOOTNOTES:
[1] De Bello Punico.
[2] Lib. 10. Cap. 3.
[3] Tom. 1. memorab. Cent. 10.
[4] In his Scholium upon Obs. 9. Lib. 6.
[5] De Peste, Lib. 6.
[6] De Peste, Lib. 1.
[7] Præf. de Imperio Solis ac Lunæ, &c.
[8] Lib. 8. Segon. 70.
[9] Nat. Hist. of Oxfordshire, Chap. 2.
[10] De Medicin. Egypt. Lib. 1. Cap. 15.
[11] Hist. India and Brasil.
[12] De Bello Judaico, Lib. 7. Cap. 26.
[13] De Bello Civili, Lib. 2.
[14] Lib. 6. Obser. 9. and 26.
[15] Lib 1. de differ. Feb. Cap. 3. & de cibis mali & boni succi.
[16] Comment, in Lib. de natalium, text. 4.
[17] Dissert. de Peste.
[18] De montis Vesuvii Incendio.
[19] Hist. 73.
[20] Nat. Hist. of Oxfordshire, Chap. 3. Par. 31.
[21] Nat. Hist. Cap. 18. Sect. 4.
[22] No. 3.
[23] Vid. Epidem. and de Aere, Aquis & Locis.
[24] Vid. Comment. in Epidem. Hippocrates.
[25] Hist. Ind. & Brasil.
[26] Probl. 1.
[27] Lib. 1. Decad. 4.
[28] Lib. 15. Cap. 10.
[29] Epidem. Lib. 2 & 3. de Aere Aquis & Locis. Aph. 11. Sect. 3.
[30] Comment. in Epidem. Lib. 3. de differ. Febr. Cap. 4. de Temperam Lib. 1. Cap. 4.
[31] Vid. Purchas Pilgr. Lib. 6. C. 1. as also Joan. Les Hist. Afric. Lib. 1. Cap. 1.
[32] Medicina Statica. Sect. 2. Aph. 18.
[33] Ibid. Aph. 6, and 29.
[34] Lib. 3. Epidem.
[35] De Abdit. Lib. 2. Cap. 12.
[36] Ibid.
[37] De Febr. purp. Cap. 2.
[38] Lib. 5. decad.
[39] De Antris Lethiferis, Art. 2.
[40] Loco cit.
[41] Ovid. Met. m. lib. 7.
[42] De morbis contag. lib. 2. cap. 7.
[43] De Bello Illyrico.
[44] De Medic. Egypt.
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4 whose Spirits being manifesty[manifestly] sunk
30 from the most irrefrigable[irrefragable] Authority,
67 and their Restautation[Restauration], Confirmation, and Vigour,
67 in a very particlar[particular] Manner,
91 Coats, being endewed[endowed] with an exquisite Sense,
107 and by whose colliquitive[colliquative] Quality
108 Some cotinued[continued] in a Profusion of Sweat
116 its Origin was from the Arteral[Arterial] and Venal Fluids;
117 where they of themselves chrvstallize,[chrystallize] by Means
127 and killed her in a[delete] about three Days
133 as the Cofiguration[Configuration] of Vessels
138 went no further than the Skin, would oftentimes shough[slough] off
146 the Case if likewise noc[not] much better when
147 likewise brings on a dangerous Colliquitation[Colliquatation],
152 Chapter VI[VII]
152 a pestilential Infection is extreamely[extreamly] dangerous,
156 for if the other Sumptoms[Symptoms] do not remit
158 Meadow-sweet, Butter-Burr[Butterbur], &c.
168 Decoctions may coveniently[conveniently] be made
176 An Alexiteral[Alexiterial] Water. 186 their doing eirther[either] Injury to themselves
190 which some, however, liked better to ule[use]
204 studiously avoided all Points of Con-[delete] Controversy;
205 admoniihes[admonishes] us to use all possible Endeavours
208 agitate the poisonous Mismata[Miasmata],
212 rosatæ [dram] ij. trcchisc[trochisc]. de rhabarb.
215 in colaturâ ad lentum B. calorenz[calorem] dissolve Aloës
249 continued cold Rains, as likewise does Fermelius[Fernelius] 252 that is taken Notice off[of] by Physicians
260 small Quantity of some fermening[fermenting] Substances
275 that the Antecedents to a pestilenlential[pestilential] Fever
283 this kind are cheifly[chiefly] Storax 283 the like: I cannot but imagin[imagine], that for this
288 is plain to all who who[delete] are competent Judges