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The history and poetry of finger-rings

Note 230 — CHAPTER THREE.

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Lupton, quoted by Brande, says: “A piece of a child’s navell string, borne in a ring, is good against the falling sickness, the pain of the head and the collick.”

“Annulus frigatorius. A ring made of glass (salt) of antimony, formerly supposed to have the power of purging.” Gardiner’s Medical Dictionary.

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