[202] This was done by the nearest relatives. This usage still prevails in this country, the eyelids being pressed down with pieces of gold or silver.
[203] Or “squint-eyed.”
[204] Or “cock-eyed.”
[205] B. viii. c. 45.
[206] B. viii, c. 51.
[207] See B. xxv. c. 50.
[208] Or crustaceous covering.
[209] Kohl is still used in the east for the same purpose.
[210] Aristotle says so, Hist. Anim. B. iii. c. 10.
[211] “The eyebrows.”