_Worms._--A Scotch writer in the last half of the seventeenth century observed: "In the Miscellaneous MSS. ... written by Baillie Dundee, among several medicinal receipts I find an exorcism against all kinds of worms in the body, in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost, to be repeated three mornings, as a certain remedy."[166] [122] S. B. Gould, _Curious Myths of the Middle Ages_, p. 273. [123] H. Morley, _Life of Cornelius Agrippa_, I, p. 165. [124] M. Thiers, _Traite des Superstitions_, p. 436. [125] E. A. King, "Medieval Medicine," _Nineteenth Century_, XXXIV, p. 147. [126] G. F. Fort, _History of Medical Economy During the Middle Ages_, p. 72. [127] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, pp. 229 f. [128] _Ibid._, III, pp. 228 and 237. [129] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, pp. 94 f. [130] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, pp. 252 f. [131] E. Berdoe, _Origin and Growth of the Healing Art_, p. 416. [132] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Surgery and Medicine_, pp. 104-106. [133] _Pepys' Diary_, I, p. 323. [134] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, pp. 113-115. [135] _History of Moray_, p. 248. [136] _History of Medicine_, p. 159. [137] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, pp. 240 and 248. [138] I, p. 324. [139] E. A. King, "Medieval Medicine," _Nineteenth Century_, XXXIV, p. 149. [140] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, p. 77. [141] E. Berdoe, _Origin and Growth of the Medical Art_, pp. 397 and 414. [142] E. A. King, "Medieval Medicine," _Nineteenth Century_, XXXIV, p. 147. [143] E. Berdoe, _Origin and Growth of the Healing Art_, p. 327. [144] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, pp. 84 f. [145] G. F. Fort, _History of Medical Economy During the Middle Ages_, p. 196. [146] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, p. 237. [147] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, p. 92. [148] II, p. 139. [149] _Ibid._, pp. 112 f. [150] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, pp. 237, 241, and 268. [151] _Diseases of the Skin_, p. 82. [152] II, p. 139. [153] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, p. 103. [154] _Ibid._, p. 102. [155] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, pp. 249 f. [156] _Ibid._, p. 245. [157] _History of England_, II, p. 296. [158] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, p. 264. [159] E. A. King, "Medieval Medicine," _Nineteenth Century_, XXXIV, p. 148. [160] E. Berdoe, _Origin and Growth of the Healing Art_, pp. 414 f. [161] T. J. Pettigrew, _Superstitions Connected with ... Medicine and Surgery_, p. 108. [162] J. Brand, _Popular Antiquities_, III, p. 241. [163] Berdoe, _Origin and Growth of the Healing Art_, pp. 415 f.