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Thursday, March 2nd, 1871

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 May 2010

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Proceedings of the Society of Antiquaries of London , Volume 5 , April 1873 , pp. 92 - 101
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page 92 note * See Proceedings, 2 S. iv. 490.

page 96 note * See Proceedings, 2 S. iv. 85.

page 96 note † See Proceedings, 2 S. iii. 328; see also 2 S. iv. 218.

page 99 note * Stips—ærea pecunia iriinuta1, sera, asses—fere dicitur de pecuniaqure a pluribus parva quantitate confertur, Tel in opus aliquod publice faciendum, vel in honorem deorum, vcl pauperibus alendis.—Facciolati Lex. ad voc.

page 100 note * Myrrha et per se unguentum facit sine oleo, stacte dumtaxat. Plin. Hist. Nat. xiii. 2.

page 100 note † Fit et oleum ex his (Cotoneis) quod melinum vocavimus. Plin. xxiii. 54.

page 101 note * Plin. xxxi. 47. Mollissimum genus earum (spongiarum) penicilli: oculorum tumores levant ex mulso impositi. Iidem. abstcrgendre lippitudini utilissimi. Vol. 18, p; 238.