[252] It is not covered with hair.
[253] It is not bifurcate.
[254] These are horny, conical papillæ, the summits of which point backwards.
[255] See B. ix. c. 60.
[256] “Criers.”
[257] One of the titles of the goddess Fortuna.
[258] “Uva,” or “grape.”
[259] More generally “epiglottis.” It is found in some few reptiles. This passage is omitted by Sillig.
[260] Gullet, or pharynx.
[261] Stomachum.