| et obsequuntur, ac Christum speciosis titulis ementientes, Epicurum | | imitantur.” Certainly a remarkable freedom of sentiment for the | | 14th century. | | | | [185] Ibid. p. 183. 151. | | | | [186] Ibid. p. 159. 189. | | | | [187] Canonica de Febribus, ad Raynerium Siculum, 1487, s. 1. | | cap. 10, sine pag. “Febris pestilentialis est febris contagiosa | | ex ebullitione putrefactiva in altero quatuor humorum cordi | | propinquorum principaliter.” | | | | [188] _Valesci de Tharanta_, Philonium. Lugduni, 1535. 8. L. VII. | | c. 18. fol. 401. b. seq.—Compare _Astruc._ Mémoires pour servir à | | l’Histoire de la Faculté de Médecine de Montpellier. Paris, 1767. | | 4. p. 208. | | | | [189] Chronicon Regiense, _Muratori_, Tom. XVIII. p. 82. | | | | [190] _Adr. Chenot_, Hinterlassene Abhandlungen über die ärztlichen | | und politischen Anstalten bei der Pestseuche. Wien, 1798, 8vo. p. | | 146. From this period it was common in the middle ages to barricade | | the doors and windows of houses infected with plague, and to suffer | | the inhabitants to perish without mercy.—_S. Möhsen_, loc. cit. | | | | [191] Chron. Reg. loc. cit. | | | | [192] _Muratori_, Tom. XVI. p. 560.—Compare _Chenot_, loc. cit. p. | | 146. | | | | [193] _Papon_, loc. cit. | | | | [194] _Chenot_, p. 145. | | | | [195] _Le Bret_, Staatsgeschichte der Republik Venedig. Riga, 1775. | | 4, Part II. Div. 2. p. 752. | | | | [196] _Zagata_, Cronica di Verona, 1744. 4, III. p. 93. | | | | [197] _Le Bret_, loc. cit. Compare Hamburger Remarquen of the year |