[LXXXIX.] In the poet Dante’s description.
[XC.] i.e. “by six persons.”
[XCI.] Morta, the deity of death or fate.
[XCII.] When men’s faces are drawn with resemblance to some other animals, the Italians call it, to be drawn in caricatura.
[XCIII.] Ulmus de usu barbæ humanæ.
[XCIV.] The life of man is threescore and ten.
[XCV.] See Picotus de Rheumatismo.
[XCVI.] His upper jaw being solid, and without distinct rows of teeth.
[XCVII.] Twice tell over his teeth, never live to threescore years.
[XCVIII.] Ασφαλέστατος καὶ ῥήϊστος, securissima et facillima.—Hippoc.