And [36]_Galen_ making mention of the verie same hystorie vnder the name of _Apnæa_, discourseth of the reasons of it. [27] _Gal. loc. affect. 6.c 5. pulsum vix perceptibilem habent &c Item de composit. pharmac. s.l. lib. 9. in finit._ [28] _Antho. Guaynerius. cap. de suffoc. matricĩs. Albert. Bottonus loco infra citato. Gal. loco citato. Altomarus loco citato._ [29] _Ambros. paræus li. 24.c. 10_ [30] _De morbis muliebr: lib. 4. cap. 22. Iacobus Syluius de mensibus mulierum._ [31] _De morbis medicandis. lib. 10. cap. 10._ [32] _Practica lib. 2. cap. 17._ [33] _Lib. 10. obser. 79. in scholiis._ [34] _Histor. nat. lib. 7. cap. 52._ [35] _De medica hysteria mirabili. lib. 4. ca. 11_ [36] _6. Locorum affect. cap. 5._ [37]_Rabbi Moses_ an ancient Author in Physicke, reporteth also of a woman, that in the fitte of the mother, did lie six dayes without sense and motion, her Arteries being waxt hard, and she readie to be buried, and yet recouered. [38]_Bottonus_ a late professor of Physicke in Padua, reporteth of a woman that beeing giuen ouer for dead in a fit of the Mother, was by such conclusions as he tried, discouered to be yet aliue, and recouered her former health againe by such remedies as he prescribed. [39]_Forestus_ of _Alkmar_ in north _Holland_, but lately dead, setteth downe the like example of another, that lay in that maner 24. houres, and was by him restored to health againe. [37] _Ioh. Schinckius refert ex pictorio. obseruat. med. lib 4. cap. 288._ [38] _De morbis muliebribus cap. 43._ [39] _Obseru. li. 10. in scholiis ad obseruat. 79. Iacobus Ruffius testatur se plures huius mod. vidiss. muliebr. lib. 6. cap. 8._ [Sidenote: _De hominis generat. cap. 46._]