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Transcriber's Note

The role of marginal notes differs from text to text in this collection.
Please see the Transcriber's Notes for how they are rendered in this
text version.

Italics are used freely, and have been rendered using _underscore_
characters. Bold text is indicated as '=bold='. A super-imposed bar
spanning several letters, which is a conventional mode of abbreviation,
is denoted with '==' (eg. 'a==a'). The [oe] ligature is rendered as 'oe'.

Superscripted letters are indicated with a carat '^' as in 'K^t'. Where
multiple characters are superscripted, { } are used, as in 'M^{rs.}'

The text includes Greek and several instances of Hebrew, both of which
are transliterated, and denoted with '+' delimiters as '+greek+' or
+hebrew+.

The apothecary's symbol for 'ounce', occuring once, is rendered as [-3],
which it resembles. The letter m, with a macron, is rendered as [=m].

Please consult the more detailed notes at the end of this text.




                    THE ENGLISH LIBRARY

                        THE WORKS OF

                      SIR THOMAS BROWNE


                         VOLUME III




                       THE WORKS OF

                    SIR THOMAS BROWNE


                         Edited by

                       CHARLES SAYLE


                        VOLUME III


                         EDINBURGH

                        JOHN GRANT

                           1907




PREFATORY NOTE

In concluding the present edition of Sir Thomas Browne's works,
attention may be drawn to the reprint of the