Turbit, p. 16, l. 7 bot., ‘Turbit, Tripoly, an Herb called Turbith, or
blew Camomel.’
‘Turbith, an Herb so call’d by the Arabians, which grows in Cambaya,
Surat, and other parts of Asia; a dangerous Drug upon account of its
violent purging Quality.’ _Phillips._

Vapoure, p. 8, l. 5 from foot; p. 9 at foot, evaporate.

Woodnes, p. 22, l. 23, wildness, madness.

Ypericon, p. 19, l. 16, ‘Hypericon, St. _John’s-Wort_, an excellent Herb
for Wounds, and to provoke Urine.’ _Phillips._

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[Technical Notes and Errata:

The character “l-bar” ƚ has been represented in this text by “l-stroke” ł,
as it is much more widely available.

Two entries in the Table of Contents were merged in the printed book,
apparently for reasons of space. The original form was:

HOW TO CURE FRENSY, GOUT, AND TROUBLES FROM DEVILS, WICKED THOUGHTS,
ETC., p. 17; AND HOW OUR QUINTE ESSENCE IS HEAVEN 19

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