VIII. An account of a book.- Museo de piante rare della Sicilia, Malta, Corsica, Italia, Piemonte e Germania, &c. di Don Paolo Boccone, &c. with additional remarks by Mr. John Ray, F. R. S

Seen of it, though I may believe it innocent* yot I ana lure ’tis not infallible. 1 p i Fig.6^) 8, 9, id, n , i i , Shew Eight feveral Inftrutnetits made fergating this Nails* at which, in Cbina, the People are very curious and dextrous. Thefe In­ terments are each of them fliaped like a Ghizzel. Fig. 14. reprefents a kind of Inftrutnent, called, in China, a Cham ping Inftrument, Its ufe is to be rub’d V or rouiy all over the MufcuJar Flelh. It is like an Horfes Gurricomb, and is faid to beufed after the lame man­ ner, and for the fame Purpofes that they are made ufe of . for Horles. : •