CONTENTS TO VOLUME SECOND. Editor's preface to Religio Medici . The annotator (Mr. Keck) to the reader. xxiii to xxvi Correspondence between Dr. Browne and Sir Religio MEDICI, Part the first . PSEUDODOXIA EPIDEMICA, books 1 to 4... 159 to end THE FIRST BOOK; containing the general part 182 to 266 Chap. 1. Of the first cause of common errors ; the common infirmity of human nature 183 to 188 Chap. 2. A further illustration of the same 188 to 192 Chap. 3. Of the second cause of common errors ; the erroneous disposition of the people 193 to 201 Chap. 4. Of the more immediate causes of common errors, both in the wiser and com- mon sort; and first, of misapprehension and Chap. 5. Of other more immediate causes of error :- viz, obstinate adherence unto an- tiquity : 214 to 224 vi PAGE . . Chap. 7. Of another of the more immediate causes of error :- viz. adherence unto au- 225 to 232 232 to 243 Chap. 9. Of others indirectly effecting the same 244 to 247 Chap. 10. Of the last and great promoter of false opinions, the endeavours of Satan. 247 to 258 Chap. 11. A further illustration of the same 258 to 266 The Second Book; beginning the particular part. Of popular and received tenets concerning 267 to 384 267 to 284 Chap. 2. Concerning the loadstone; of things particularly spoken thereof, evidently or 284 to 303 Chap. 3. Concerning the loadstone; a rejec tion of sundry common opinions and relations thereof; natural, medical, historical, magical 303 to 325 Chap. 4. Of bodies electrical 325 to 333 Chap. 5. Compendiously of sundry other com mon tenets concerning minerals and terreous 334 to 358 Chap. 6. Of sundry tenets concerning vege tables or plants, which, examined, prove |
