Cremation of the Dead: Its History and Bearings Upon Public Health

by William Eassie

[11] 'Iliad.'

[12] 'On the Causes of some Epidemics.' Glasgow, 1874.

[13] 'The plague-pit,' says the 'Lancet' of September 16, 1854, 'is situated within the area bounded by Argyll Place, King Street, Tyler Street, Little Marlborough Street being directly over the pit.'

[14] H. W. Hemsworth.

[15] Rolleston.

[16] Tertullian.

[17] Jamieson.

[18] 'Lancet.'

[19] St. A. St. John.

[20] Rev. J. Edkins.