Errata

which by reason of their voracity are more subject to cru- dities, and therefore to winds, &c. He annexes to the whole several Appendixes; whereof one contains the Doses of the received Emeticks and Purga- tives both simple and compound; Another expatiateth into the praises of Hippocrates: The third considers the several Duties of Physitians, Apothecaries and Chirurgious: The fourth and last delivers a Method of making a good Herball. ERRATA left un-observed in some of the later Tracts. In Numb.73.p.2197.l.2. del. that whole line: that hole in some of the Shop-Kermes being accidental only, and ever on the bottom-part cleaving to the branch; and the time of gathering them for colour is without doubt be- fore they are pierced, and whilest the Animal is yet in vermiculo, and conse- quently the Husk intire. In Numb.74.p.2238.l.38.r.h.6.37'. ib.l.39. in col.2.r h.5.52'. In Numb.75.p.2244.l.3. r.Real Infinites. p.2245.l.8. r.any propor- tion. p.2247.l.uit. r.of 14½. p.2248.l.36.r.not 14½.p.2269.l.36. r.halitum meum. p.2270.l.27.r altit.est peripheria. LONDON, Printed for John Martyn, Printer to the Royal Society. 1671.