[40] Maclagan, T. J. ‘Influenza and Salicin,’ The Nineteenth Century, Vol. XXXI. p. 337, 1892.
[41] See article on ‘Astrology,’ The Encyclopædia Britannica, eleventh edn. Cambridge, 1910.
[42] The edition of 1587 was used in making this translation.
[43] Printed “hoth” in the edition of 1653 from which these quotations are taken.
[44] “Sic enim ordine, quo nihil pulchrius in cœlo, aut in Sapientis animo,...”
[45] The initials “W. C.” may refer either to William Copland or to Walter Cary.
[46] E. H. F. Meyer (Geschichte der Botanik, Vol. 4, 1857, p. 344) refers to an edition of this work published in 1565, but I have not been able to verify this date.