Note 274 — Chapter III · SYMPATHETIC MAGIC
Reading edition
Pliny, Nat. Hist. xxx. 94. The Greek name for jaundice, and for this singular bird, was ikteros. The Romans called jaundice “the king’s malady” (morbus regius). See below, p. 371, note⁴.
Reading edition
Pliny, Nat. Hist. xxx. 94. The Greek name for jaundice, and for this singular bird, was ikteros. The Romans called jaundice “the king’s malady” (morbus regius). See below, p. 371, note⁴.