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Cacilia Serpent defcrib'd, why call'd blind, 80 



C^«mJ Serpent defcrib'd, why call'd miliary, > 80,1 



Cerajies, (the Figure, Plate 1.) defcrib'd, the Executioner of Jaftice, 



54> 5 



Ceylon^ a Land of Delights, ■ 113 



Cey Ionic Hotambcsia Serpent, >-■ ' ' ' ' 1 1 5 



Chickens^ produced by artificial Heat, -«__. 6^ \^j 



Chaftity conjugal, how try'd, %^ 



Charming of Serpents, various Inflances, 62, 3 



. of Rats, a remarkable Inftance in Germany^ — 65 



- of Serpents, by a Wand, - 65 



C/6^^, an odd Cuftom in Antiquity about it, 129 



Chicken SmkQ, — ' ■' 131 



Cherubims, Emblems of Mercy and Juftice, — _ 175, 6 



Chrifi\ Death, publifh'd before that of Adam^ 1 80 



Cleopatra^ her own Executioner by a Serpent, 34, 60, 6 1 



Clothe wafh'd in Fire, — 95 



Cobres Capellos Serpent, defcrib'd, • > 90 



Colour Green, why hated by the Turks ^ 108 



-^ Blue, why hated by the Perjians^ 109 



Cordyhis, a noxious Reptile, __, ^^ 12 [ 



Corn Snalj:e, • 129 



Crocodile, (the Figure, Plate 5.) defcrib'd at large, — 118 



■ eats Stones, ^ ■ ■ ■ — ibid. 

 . venerated in Egypt, — ^ ibid. 

 • the occafion of a War, ■ ' ibid. 



■ a Judge of Controverlies, ■ 119 



■ th& manner of destroying it, ■ 120 



- ■ ' . ■ Symbol of the Deity, ■ 178 



Creation, a Poem, ■■ ■ • 162 



Cuckold, its Origin, ■ ■ ^ — < — • 54 



Cz^<:/^o'ze; Spittle, Grafhoppers hatch'd in it, — .~- - 108 



Cucurijuba, a Serpent monftrous, ;.v,-t^'ixu no 



D. 



Darknefs, the Deftrudtion of Colours, 7 r 



D<^mons explain'd, — _ «__, 205 



Z)^t;// ador'd, -— ' — -^ — - — 236,238 



Diflempers cur'd by manual Touch, -" S^^7 



Dipfas Serpent, defcrib'd ; its Wounds bring incurable Thirfl, 8 5 



li 2 Dogs^ 



