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which confirmed the faid Church *. After all this* 
the Author concludes, That to be fure the Lady was 
burnt to Afhes (landing; drawing the Conference 
from her Skull fallen perpendicular between her Legs ; 
and that the Back-part of her Head had been damaged 
more than the Fore-part, was becaufe of her Hair* 
and of the Nerves, whofe principal Seat lies there r 
and befides, becaufe in the Face there were many 
Places open, out of which the Flames might pafs ; 
as it happened in the Time of the Roman Confuis T. 
Gracchus and M. Jnventius , when a Flame came out 
of a Bull’s Mouth, without hurting the Bead, by not 
finding any Refinance to its Way. 
ExtraS of a Pamphlet , intituled , £C Fire from 
Heaven burning the Body of one John 
Hitch ell, of Holnehurjl , within the Parifh 
of Chri ft -Church, in the County of South- 
ampton , the 26th of June, 1613;” By 
John Hilliard. Printed at London, 1613. 
— r I ^ H E Manner of the Accident is as followeth: 
He ( John Hitchell ), having been, on Sa- 
turday the 26th of June laid, at Work at the Houfe 
of one John Deane of Parly Court , where he truly 
and 
* Which Effedl is confirmed by Galen-, lib. II. de Morb. Dijf 
cap. 2. where he fay?, That he hath feen Pigeons Dung take Fire, 
when it was become rotten. 
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