The following list indicates any additional changes. The page number represents that of the original publication and applies in this etext except for footnotes and illustrations since they may have been moved. Page Change 4 whose Spirits being manifesty[manifestly] sunk 30 from the most irrefrigable[irrefragable] Authority, 67 and their Restautation[Restauration], Confirmation, and Vigour, 67 in a very particlar[particular] Manner, 91 Coats, being endewed[endowed] with an exquisite Sense, 107 and by whose colliquitive[colliquative] Quality 108 Some cotinued[continued] in a Profusion of Sweat 116 its Origin was from the Arteral[Arterial] and Venal Fluids; 117 where they of themselves chrvstallize,[chrystallize] by Means 127 and killed her in a[delete] about three Days 133 as the Cofiguration[Configuration] of Vessels 138 went no further than the Skin, would oftentimes shough[slough] off 146 the Case if likewise noc[not] much better when 147 likewise brings on a dangerous Colliquitation[Colliquatation], 152 Chapter VI[VII] 152 a pestilential Infection is extreamely[extreamly] dangerous, 156 for if the other Sumptoms[Symptoms] do not remit 158 _Meadow-sweet_, _Butter-Burr[Butterbur]_, &c. 168 Decoctions may coveniently[conveniently] be made 176 _An Alexiteral[Alexiterial] Water._ 186 their doing eirther[either] Injury to themselves 190 which some, however, liked better to ule[use] 204 studiously avoided all Points of Con-[delete] Controversy; 205 admoniihes[admonishes] us to use all possible Endeavours 208 agitate the poisonous _Mismata[Miasmata]_, 212 rosatæ [dram] ij. trcchisc[trochisc]. de rhabarb. 215 in colaturâ ad lentum B. calorenz[calorem] dissolve Aloës 249 continued cold Rains, as likewise does _Fermelius[Fernelius]_ 252 that is taken Notice off[of] by Physicians 260 small Quantity of some fermening[fermenting] Substances 275 that the _Antecedents_ to a pestilenlential[pestilential] Fever 283 this kind are cheifly[chiefly] _Storax_ 283 the like: I cannot but imagin[imagine], that for this 288 is plain to all who who[delete] are competent Judges * * * * * End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Loimologia: Or, an Historical Account of the Plague in London in 1665, by Nathaniel Hodges and John Quincy