De avertenda Peste, c. 10.

[82] Journal de ce qui s'est passe a Marseilles, &c. p. 9, 10, 11.

[83] De Pestilent. cap. 21.

[84] Camden. Annal. Regin. Elizab.

[85] Lord _Verulam_, Natural History, Cent. 10. Num. 194.

[86] Plutarch lib. de Isid. et Osir.

[87] De Peste, c. 22.

[88] Hodges, De Peste, pag. 24.

[89] Journal de la Peste de Marseilles, pag. 19. et Relation Historique
de tout ce qui s'est passe a Marseilles pendant la derniere Peste, pag.
77.

[90] Rhazes, De re Medica, lib. 4. c. 24. & Avicenn. Can. Med. lib. 4.
c. 1.

[91] Gaudereau Relation des Especes de la Peste que reconnoissent les
Orientaux.

[92] Mech. Account of Poisons, Essay III.

[93] Notitia Ecclesiae Diniensis.

[94] Vid. Observ. et Reflex. sur la Peste de Marseilles, p. 333.

Transcriber's Notes:

In the original text, the Preface is printed in italics. For ease of
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_underscore_.

Long "s" has been modernized.

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letters have been replaced with +transliterations+.

The following misprints have been corrected:
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"that that" corrected to "that" (page 50)
"Qarantaine" corrected to "Quarantaine" (page 92)
"the the" corrected to "the" (page 95)

Other than the corrections listed above, inconsistencies in spelling and
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