[2322] This is the translation suggested by Dalechamps for “lumbulis.”
[2323] “Seers by night.”
[2324] “Sanie.”
[2325] See B. xiv. c. 4.
[2326] See B. xx. c. 75.
[2327] See B. xxvi. c. 31.
[2328] See B. xxi. c. 105.
[2329] See B. viii. c. 66.
[2330] See B. xi. c. 70. Ajasson remarks that this bone is only found in animals that have undergone much fatigue, and that it results from the consolidation of certain tendinous fibres which form the ligament of the heart.
[2331] “Capitum visus” seems to be a more probable reading than “capitum usus” given by Sillig. Be it what it may, the meaning of the passage is doubtful.