Astrology; Medical misconceptions; Medicine -- History
18 “conspiculously” changed to “conspicuously” (becomes
conspicuously prominent)
30 “explicity” changed to “explicitly” (will be more explicitly
referred to)
57 “Julien” changed to “Julian” (led her toward the grave of
St. Julian)
77 “guage” changed to “gauge” (gauge the ideas of priests)
91 “Ephesus(500” changed to “Ephesus (500” (the absurd theory which
Heraclitus of Ephesus (500 B.C.) has propounded)
116 “invidual” changed to “individual” (to plague an individual
being)
192 “person the” changed to “the person” (it was not the person who
acted)
196 “manasteries” changed to “monasteries” (nunneries, and
monasteries)
203 “autorisirte” changed to “autorisierte” (Deutsche autorisierte
Ausgabe).
Otherwise the original was preserved, including inconsistent
hyphenation and possible errors in languages other than English,
for example the capitalisation in Greek sentences.
End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of Superstition in Medicine, by Hugo Magnus
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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