[26] Castrén, Nordische Reisen, St. Petersburg, 1853, p. 290.
[27] “The Beggynhof,” London, 1869, p. 68.
[28] Ed. Viger, IV., p. 161.
[29] So Grimm and others following him; but I am more inclined to see in Herodias, Herr-raud the Red Lord, i.e., Thor.
[30] “A Dyalogue describing the orygynall ground of these Lutheran facyons,” 1531. A later work on the excesses of sectaries is Featley’s (D.) Dippers Dipt, 1660.
[31] Quoted in Westminster Review, Jan., 1860, p. 194.
[32] “Autobiography of Peter Cartwright.” London, 1862 (7th ed.)
[33] “The Epidemics of the Middle Ages.” London, 1859.
[34] The word is, of course, derived from Instrumentum.
[35] See “Fretella,” in Ducange, “Fistulæ species.”