The INDEX. 



Coals, where likely to be found in Ox- 



ford-Jhire, c. $.par. 34. 

 Cechlea fluviatiles, viviparousj cap. 7. 



Taragraph $$. 

 Cochleomorphites lapis, c. $.par. 140. 

 Conchites lapis, c 5. par. 56, &c. 



Good tor Tables, &c . ibid. 

 A Cormorant killed at Oxford, c. 9. par. 



11. 

 Vulvis CornAch'mui invented by R.Dud- 

 ley titular Duke of Northumberland, 

 c. 9. par. 211. 

 A Corn two inches long, c . 8. /w. 4? . 

 Corw, how managed in Oxjord-Jhire 

 when green, c. 9. par. 98. 



How in Harveit, far. 99, efc. 

 How preferved in the Bam from 



heating, par. 102. 

 How from Mice in the Rick, 



far. 104. 

 How threfhed when fmutty, 



par. 107. 

 How preferved from Mice and 



of feveral men killed by them, cap* 

 3 . Paragrap ^31, fee. 



Are a fign of Coals there- 



abouts,/w. 34. 

 Are remedyed by calling in 

 Quick-lime, par. 36. 

 Death, fome odd prefigniheations of 



it, c. %.par- 33, fee, 

 Deddington Caifle, c- 13. par. 135. 

 Deer of Cornbury Par\ defective in 

 their horns, when made a Warren, 

 f. j.p r.45. 

 Devils Coits. a Funeral Monument, c; 

 10. par. 101. 



Made of artificial ftone, /^. 

 The juft Devil o{ Woodftck, c. 8. ^r, 



37,<irf. 

 Diaboliu mar in us, Sea Devils- bird, <\ 



7. /*r. 4. 

 Dial ax. All Souls College, c. 9 . par. 1 40. 



Corpus Chrifti Coll. par. 141. 

 Dorcheper, an account of it before thd 

 Conqueft, c. 10.par.114. 



muftinefs after threfhing,/w. Robbery Difcovered by a Dream: 



ill. 



Cornburj Park, fee Deer. 



C<?/7/tf t_s4mmonis,af.par. 87, ete. 



Bodies why not Corrupted when bury- 



ed,c. $.par.?2. 

 Cofbieticks, or Medicines beautifying 



the skin, f. 3./^. 20. 

 Councils held at Oxford, c. 2. par. 4. 



At Kirtlington, par. ~j- 

 Britifh C<y, <. iopar. 3,4, Cfo .. 



Roman frww, /w. 73. 

 AC^wofKing^warrftheConfefTor, Isar/As (fee Soils) fit for Husbandry, 



8. par. 46. 

 Dudleys Dukes of Northumberland, 



Earls of Warwick and Leicejler, in 



Italy, c. 9. par. 149. 

 Dumb 6c deaf perfbns taught to fpeak, 



f . $>p*r. 1 80. 

 Z)^ A/#x, a Roman Fortification, c 4 



1. >tfr. 39. 



fuch as he gave when he touched 

 for the Kings-Evil, cio.par. 1 27. 

 Craume,c. 5. par. 48. 

 Crej-fjh at Saiford, c. 7. par. 31. 



Their different colours, when 

 boiled , (hew the different 

 goodnefs of waters, ibid. 

 Crowshow frighted from mifchiefing 



Corn, c9.par.9S. 

 Crow-iron, c. 4. par. 12. 

 Cufloms ufed in Oxford- /hire. See 2?ar- 

 ford, Enjham, Hoke- tide, Qui nten, 

 Stanlake. 



D. 



c. 3 . par- 8, <fe-r. fee Maries. 

 Medicinal, c. 3. />4r. 27, fee. 

 Serving for Statuaries, Tobac* 

 co pipes, Potters, polifhing 

 filver, fee. par. 43, 44. 

 Earths ferving for Earthen floor?* 

 Ceilings, fide-walls, whiting and 

 pointing walls, far. 46, fee. 

 Earths fit for painting. See native 

 Blue, Lac Luna, Ochre, Pnigitis, 

 Ruddle, Umber. 



Sending forth poifbnous fleams, 



See Damps. 



Yetundefcnbed, c 3 par. 4.9, fed 



A green fort of Earth at sbotover-hjlL 



par. 12. 



A bearded Dart found at Steeple-Bar- Ear then-wares, as Juggs, Bottles, Por- 



ton, c. 10. par. 138. . cellane, the way how to make them 



Damps at North Leigh,\rith an account difcovered at Oxfordf.9 par- 8 4. fee. 



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