Toad, 227 Touching for the King's Evil, 8-23 Touch-pieces, 11, 20-21 Terling, Essex, 15 Tudor Kings touching for the Evil, 11 Verney Family, 229-233 Visiting Patients, 22-23 Wall, A. H., Doctors Shakespeare Knew, 76-89 Walters, Cuming, Magic and Medicine, 42-69; Famous Literary Doctors, 102-124 Warren, Samuel, 116 Warts, Charms for, 247 Whooping cough, 244-246 Wig, 35 William III. refuses to touch, 18 Winchester, Mountebank at, 147-148 Witchcraft, 49-50, 242 York records, 16-17 Zulu doctors, 65 FOOTNOTES: [1] "Chester in the Plantagenet and Tudor Periods," by Rupert H. Morris, 1894, pp. 78-79. [2] The _Asclepiad_, Vol. viii. [3] Act ii., sc. 2. [4] Dyer's English Folk Lore, p. 156. [5] Dyer's English Folk Lore, p. 158. [6] _Records of York Castle_, p. 230. [7] Folk Lore Journal, v. 5. [8] Vol. i., p. 761. [9] P. 353. [10] P. 273. Transcriber's Notes: Passages in italics are indicated by _italics_. Superscripted characters are indicated by {superscript}. The original text contains letters with diacritical marks that are not represented in this text version.