Note (67) — BOOK V.
James Greive translation
67. And the flesh within is corrupted.) Malique odoris est, et caro intus corrupta. All the editions of Morgagni[ JI ] have carunculæ corruptae, and the MS, carunculaeque corruptae, which Morgagni likes better; because it would have been to no purpose to have repeated caro ejus corrupta, which had occurred only a few lines before; whereas with the other reading, we expunge the colon, and make carunculae relate to the verb resolvuntur.