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CURIOUS CREATURES. 317
for it hath the same operation which the fat of a Sea-
dogge, or Dog-fish hath, and, if those parts of men and
beasts which are hurt and wounded with Crocodile's
teeth, be annoynted with this fat, it also cureth them.
Being concocted with Water and Vineger, and so rowled
uppe and downe in the mouth, it cureth the tooth-ache :
and also it is outwardly applyed agaynst the byting of
Flyes, Spyders, Wormes, and such like, for this cause,
as also because it is thought to cure Wennes, bunches in
the flesh, and olde woundes. It is solde deare, and held
pretious in Alcair, (Cairo.) Scaliger writeth that it cureth
the Gangren. The Canyne teeth which are hollow,
filled with Frankinsence, and tyed to a man or woman,
which hath the toothach, cureth them, if the party know
not of the carrying them about : And so they write, that
if the little stones which are in their belly be taken forth
and so used, they work the same effect against Feavers.
The dung is profitable against the falling off of the hayre,
and many such other things."
THE BASILISK AND COCKATRICE.
Aldrovandus portrays the Basilisk with eight legs.
Topsell says it is the same as the Cockatrice, depicts it

as a crowned serpent, and says : " This Beast is called
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Author Ashton, John
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Curious creatures in zoology; with 130 illus. throughout the text.
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23575072
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32031 (Find related Wikimedia Commons images)
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Page 317
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NameFound:Aldrovandus
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10.5962/bhl.title.32031
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  • Curious creatures in zoology; with 130 illus. throughout the text.
  • Monsters Are Real
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19 October 2014
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