FOOTNOTES:
[77] For this and other facts regarding Germany, see Soldan.
[78] A famous Italian physician, who lived through the greater part of the sixteenth century.—Trans.
[79] Cornelius Agrippa, of Cologne, born in 1486, sometime Secretary of the Emperor Maximilian, and author of two works famous in their day, Vanity of the Sciences, and Occult Philosophy.—Trans.
[80] A friend of Sir Philip Sydney, who sent for him when dying.—Trans.
[81] Catholicon, or purgative panacea: i. e. the Inquisition.—Trans.
[82] The wars of the Catholic League against Henry of Navarre began in 1576.—Trans.
[83] The infamous Spanish Inquisitor, who died at the close of the fifteenth century, after sixteen years of untold atrocities against the heretics of Spain.—Trans.