Note (7) — BOOK IV.
James Greive translation
7. Nostrils are more open.) In Almeloveen magis pallent. Though the MS and Cæsar and Ruellius read thus, yet it is plain from the text itself that the other editions are right, which have it magis patent; for our author presently adds, in a worse state of the disorder, the contrary symptom: Si nares æque clausæ videntur. Morgagni, Ep, 6. p. 140.