3068.  Terra malos homines nunc educat atque pusillos.

3069.  Nav. l. 1. c. 5.

3070.  Strabo.

3071.  As under the equator in many parts, showers here at such a time,
      winds at such a time, the Brise they call it.

3072.  Ferd.  Cortesius. lib.  Novus orbis inscript.

3073.  Lapidatum est.  Livie.

3074.  Cosmog. lib. 4. cap. 22.  Hae tempestatibus decidunt e nubibus
      faeculentis, depascunturque more locustorum omnia virentia.

3075.  Hort.  Genial.  An a terra sursum rapiuntur a solo iterumque cum
      pluviis praecipitantur? &c.

3076.  Tam ominosus proventus in naturales causas referri vix potest.

3077.  Cosmog. c. 6.

3078.  Cardan saith vapours rise 288 miles from the earth, Eratosthenes 48
      miles.

3079.  De Subtil. l. 2.

3080.  In progymnas.

3081.  Praefat. ad Euclid.  Catop.

3082.  Manucodiatae, birds that live continually in the air, and are never
      seen on ground but dead:  See Ulysses Alderovand.  Ornithol.  Scal.
      exerc. cap. 229.

3083.  Laet. descrip.  Amer.

3084.  Epist. lib. 1 p. 83.  Ex quibus constat nec diversa aeris et aetheris
      diaphana esse, nec refractiones aliunde quam a crasso aere
      causari—­Non dura aut impervia, sed liquida, subtilis, motuique
      Planetarium facile cedens.

3085.  In Progymn. lib. 2. exempl. quinque.

3086.  In Theoria nova Met. caelestium 1578.

3087.  Epit.  Astron. lib. 4.

3088.  Multa sane hinc consequuentur absurda, et si nihil aliud, tot Cometae
      in aethere animadversi, qui nullius orbus ductum comitantur, id ipsum
      sufficienter refellunt.  Tycho astr. epist. page 107.

3089.  In Theoricis planetarum, three above the firmament, which all wise
      men reject.

3090.  Theor. nova coelest.  Meteor.

3091.  Lib. de fabrica mundi.

3092.  Lib. de Cometis.

3093.  An sit crux et nubecula in coelis ad Polum Antarcticum, quod ex
      Corsalio refert Patritius.

3094.  Gilbertus Origanus.

3095.  See this discussed in Sir Walter Raleigh’s history, in Zanch. ad
      Casman.

3096.  Vid.  Fromundum de Meteoris, lib. 5. artic. 5. et Lansbergium.

3097.  Peculiari libello.

3098.  Comment. in mortum terrae Middlebergi 1630.

3099.  Peculiari libello.

3100.  See Mr. Carpenter’s Geogr. cap. 4. lib. 1.  Campanella et Origanus
      praef Ephemer. where Scripture places are answered.

3101.  De Magnete.

3102.  Comment, in 2 cap. sphaer.  Jo. de Sacr.  Bosc.

3103.  Dist. 3. gr. 1. a Polo.

3104.  Praef.  Ephem.

3105.  Which may be full of planets, perhaps, to us unseen, as those about
      Jupiter, &c.