[9] "Guide to the Ruins of the Roman City of Uriconium at Wroxeter, near Shrewsbury." 1859.
[10] 1852.
[11] "Notes of a Journey from Cornhill to Grand Cairo." 1846.
[12] Probably the scalding makhtas of Bayle St. John.
[13] "Tournefort, who had taken the vapour baths at Constantinople, where they are much less careful than at Grand Cairo, thinks they injure the lungs; but longer experience would have convinced him of his error. There are no people who practise this bathing more than the Egyptians, nor any to whom such diseases are less known. They are almost wholly unacquainted with pulmonic complaints."
[14] This chapter is an abstract of a Paper read at the meeting of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science, in Glasgow, in Sept. 1860.
[15] "Pillars of Hercules."
[16] "The Pillars of Hercules."
[17] "The Pillars of Hercules."
[18] This Paper was presented to the British Medical Association, at its meeting in Torquay, in August, 1860, and was published in the "British Medical Journal" of Oct. 13th, 1860.