[95] An Addition of fome RARITIES 
overjlipt. 
He Star FiJJi^ having fine points like a Star, the 
X whole Fifh no bigger than the Palm of a Mans 
hand, of a tough fubftance like leather, and about an Inch 
in thicknefs, whitifh underneath, and of the Colour of a 
Cucumber above, and fomewhat rurf: When it is warm in 
ones hand, you may perceive a ftirT motion, turning down 
one point, and thrufting up another: It is taken to be poy- 
fonous; they are very common, and found thrown up on 
the Rocks by the Sea fide. 
Sea Bream, which are plentifully taken upon the Sea 
Coafts, their Eyes are accounted rare Meat, whereupon 
the proverbial comparifon, is worth a Sea Breams 
1 Asterias rubens, L. — Gould, Report oil Invert., p. 345. 
2 See the chapter on Fishes, p. 23, for this and the others here spoken of. 
Eye? 
