Minor Notes.
Chair Moving.—Recent occurrences made me look back at Glanvill's Blow at Modern Sadducism, and I observed that in his account of the "Dæmon of Tedworth," who was supposed to haunt the house of Mr. Mompesson, and who was the original of Addison's "drummer," it is stated that on the 5th November, 1662, "in the sight and presence of the company, the chairs walked about the room," p. 124.
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Epitaph on Politian in the Church of the Annunciation at Florence.—
"Politianus in hoc tumulo jacet Angelus, unum
Qui caput, et linguas (res nova) tres habuit."—From Travels of Sir John Reresby.
Y. B. N. J.
[The following translation of this epitaph is given in the Ency. Britannica, but it is there stated to be in St. Mark's, Florence:
"Here lies Politian, who, things strange indeed,