This work is often cited as “De Moribus”; other early mentions are found in _Tristram Shandy_ and _The Anatomy of Melancholy_. Mæslin (Michael Maestlin): _Epitome Astronomiae_ (1610) Carolus Malapertus, Malapertius (Charles Malapert): _Austriaca sidera heliocyclia astronomicis hypothesibus illigata_ (1633) Jacobus Mazonius (Jacopo Mazzoni): _In universam Platonis et Aristotelis philosophiam praeludia sive de Comparatione Platonis et Aristotelis_ Johannes Eusebius (Juan Eusebio) Nieremberg: _Historia Naturae_ (1635) Augustinus Nifus (Niphus, Agostino Nifo) Quoted text not identified by name. Benedictus Pererius (Benito Pereira): _Commentariorum et disputationum in Genesim tomi quattuor_ (1591-99) Plutarch: _De facie in orbe lunae_ ----: _De tranquillitate animi_ Erasmus Reinhold: Commentary (1542, 1553) on Georg Purbach’s _Theoricae novae planetarum_ Caelius = Lodovicus Caelius Rhodiginus (Lodovico / Luigi Ricchieri): _Lectionum antiquarum libri triginta_ Ruvio (Antonio Rubio): Commentary on Aristotle’s _De Caelo_ (Julius Caesar) Scaliger: _Exotericae exercitationes ad Hieronymum Cardanum_ Christoph Scheiner: _Rosa Ursina sive Sol ex Admirando Facularum & Macularum suarum Phoenomeno varius_ Tostatus (Alonso Tostado): _In Genesis_ * * * * * Errors and Anomalies: All but one occurrence of -que is written with a ligature. They have been expanded for this e-text. though they have for a long time lien neglected _so in original: “lain”?_ πολλοὺς ἤδη καὶ οὐδένα νόον ἔχοντας _text reads πελλοὺς; last vowel in ἔχοντας unclear_ both St. _Uincentius_and _Senafinus_ _“Senafinus” could not be identified, but cannot be Serafinus_ _Aristotle_ was the viol of Gods wrath _spelling “viol” as in original_ the world is much beholden to _Aristotle_ for all its sciences _text reads “it sciences”_ if there be more worlds than one _text reads “more words”_ [Sidenote] Ecclus. 43. 3. 4. _so in original: “Eccles.”?_ [Sidenote to “Ptolome”] _I{o} Apost._ _reading unclear, text not identified: “I^o.”?_ [Sidenote to “Rosa Vrsina”] _lib. 4. p. 2. cy. 24, 35._ _unclear: “ty.” or error for “cp.”?_ _Hebræonia l. 2. c. 4._ _text unclear: “Hebraeoma”?_ and more especially _Malapertius_ _text reads “Mulapertius”_ but never confuted by any solid reason _text reads “coufuted”_ [Sidenote] ... _dissertatio / cum Nic. Hill._ ... _so in original: error for “dissertatio cum Nunc[ius] Sid[ereus]” (by Kepler)?_ vius qui ad experimenta hæc contradicendi animo accesserant _so in original_ it might probably be deduced _text reads “de deduced”_ so _Ioach. Rlelicus_ _so in original: “Rheticus”?_ Others think[1] that there be some bodies _text reads “that there some bodies”_ [Sidenote] So _Bede_ in _d. de Mund. constit._ _single letter illegible: could be “fi” or “à”_ [Sidenote] Eusebius Nioremb. _Hist. Nat. _so in original: “Nieremberg”_ sententiam exsuscitare velit