Green lizards in mediæval recipe, 8 Grimalkin, 192 Guiana of Sir W. Raleigh, 44 Guillaume, “Bestiare Divin” of, 48 Guillim’s “Display of Heraldrie,” 52, 120, 132, 176, 243 Gujerat, lions of, 124 Hairy men, 67 Hairy serpents, 306 Hakluyt’s “Voyages,” 44 Halcyone, myth of, 258 Halle on knowledge for Chirurgeons, 12 “Hamlet,” extract from, 228 Hanno’s pursuit of gorilla, 3, 67, 68 Hare, 8, 164, 165, 184 Harpy, 64, 146 Hartebeest, 124 “Haven of Health,” Cogan’s, 45, 167, 231, 277, 301 Hawkweed, 248 Headless men, 34, 65, 75 Heberden’s “Antitheriaca,” 299 Hedgehog, 168, 256 Hentzner on horn of unicorn, 134 Heraldic animals, 83, 127, 276, 328 Herbert’s book of travels, 39, 176 Herb-tea in the Spring, 274 Herodotus, writings of, 30 Herring, the king of fishes, 334 Herschell on love of books, 32 Heylyn, travels of, 42 Heywood on stork, 259 “Hind and Panther,” extract from, 161, 165 Hippeau on theological treatment, 6, 49 Hippocampus, 314 Hippopotamus, 118, 143, 149, 314 “Histoire des Anomalies” of St. Hilaire, 62 “Historia Naturalis” of Jonston, 130 “Historie of Plants,” Gerarde, 214 “History of America,” Robertson, 79 “History of Animals,” Gesner, 129 “History of Serpents and Dragons,” Aldrovandus, 272 Hog-fish, 209, 318 Holland, English version of Pliny, 29 Hollerius on snake stone, 298 Homer on eagle, 225; on pygmies, 55 Hoopoe, stone from, 247 Horned men, 76, 294 Horned viper, 298 Hornets from dead mule, 311 Horn of unicorn, 133, 324 Horse, 181, 189, 236, 270, 276, 294, 297 Horse-shoe, 184 Hound’s-tongue, value of, 188 Howling of dogs an evil omen, 188 How serpents are developed, 297 How tempests may arise, 321 How the raven became black, 241 How to procure toad-stone, 283 Hudibras, quotation from, 162, 214 Hudson on mermaids, 85 Humble bees from dead ass, 311 Hyæna, 152, 156; Men turned into, 104 Hydrophobia, treatment of, 189, 234 “Hymn on the Nativity,” Milton, 258 Iliad, extract from, 225 Incubators mentioned by Jordanus, 15 Indian customs mentioned by Pliny, 28 “Indice Armorial,” 120 Indifference to animal suffering, 48, 167, 248, 335 Inhabitants of the sea-depths, 313 Insomnia, specific for, 177 Instances of sagacity in birds, 177 Invisibility, gift of, 245, 297 Ipotayne, half-man, half-horse, 79 Izaak Walton, extract from, 209 Jaguars, men turned to, 104 Jaundice, specific for, 189 Java, home of the pygmies, 58 Jewel-bearing toad, 281 Job on the eagle, 224 John of Hesse, travels of, 81 Jonston’s “Historia Naturalis,” 130 Jordanus, extract from, 13, 58, 73, 196, 213, 274 Juggernaut, 15 “Julius Cæsar,” extract from, 130 Jumar, 124 Keen sight of eagle, 225 Kentish men tailed, 68, 69 Kingfisher, 255 “King Henry IV.,” extract from, 166, 254