[94] Ezek. xiii. 18: "Woe to the women that sew pillows to all arm-holes, and make kerchiefs upon the head of every stature, to hunt souls!"—Tr.
[95] According to Lempriere.
[96] Sanhedrim, c. 2, Misch. 3.
[97] Cic. ad Quirit. post redit, c. 3.
[98] His sect represented Christ's journey to hell as having released all the wicked from that region, but not Abraham, Enoch, the prophets, &c.—Tertul. adv. Marcion.
[99] A title given to black colors.
[100] The Corinthian, who was hidden from his enemies in a chest of cedar, ivory, and gold, richly adorned with figures in relief, and at last expelled the usurpers and mounted the throne.—Tr.
[101] The line which is drawn from the aphelion to the perihelion, the two apsides, or the nearest and farthest points of a planet's distance from the sun.
[102] A child coming into the world face foremost cannot afterward bend its head forward.—The Mother of a Family, Vol. V.
[103] The name of the Invalid Hospital in Copenhagen.