%% SHEER Clafsl. 



be very efficacious in the lame diforder among the 

 human fpecies. 



The fbeep is alfo infefred by different forts of in- 

 fers t, like the horfe it has its peculiar Oejirus or 

 Cadjiy^ which depofits its eggs above the nofe in the 

 frontal finufes \ when thofe turn into maggots they 

 become exceffive painful, and caufe thofe violent 

 agitations that we fo often fee the animal in. The 

 J^rench iliepherds make a common practice of eafing 

 the iheep, by trepanning and taking out the mag- 

 got ; this praftice is fometimes ufed by the Englifo 

 fiiepherds, but not always with the fame fuccefs : 

 befides thefe infe6ts, the fheep is troubled with a kind 

 of tick and loufe, which magpies and llarlings con- 

 tribute to eafe it of, by lighting on its back, anc| 

 picking the infects off. 



Genus 



