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A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels — Volume 08

Editorial note — Chapter X · (continued 5)

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[Footnote 215: The Civet, or Vierra Civetta of naturalists, is an animal somewhat allied to the weazel; but the genus is peculiarly distinguished by an orifice or folicle beneath the anus, containing an unctuous odorant matter, highly fetid in most of the species; but in this and the Zibet the produce is a rich perfume, much esteemed in the east.--E.]

[Footnote 216: This Coho of Finch is evidently coffee.--E.]

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