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INDEX.

Ate barefooted, i. 195Augustin Friars, Cardan physician tothe, i. 129

Autobiography, Cardan ’s fragments of,i. 283; ii. 312,313

B.

Bad method of practice among physi-cians, Cardan on the, i. 143—147Bags, lawyers 5 , i. 15,1G, 22, 24Bail, ii. 214, 290Balbisonio, Lodovico, i. 218Bandarini, Aldobello, Cardan ’s father-in-law, i. 104-111,114

-Thaddsea, Cardan ’s mother-in-law,

i. 104, 304; ii. 26

-Lucia, Cardan ’s wife, i. 83—86,104,

111, 115, 117, 120, 123, 125, 301,302-304; ii. 48Banks , ii. 232, 311

Barbiani, the Counts, i. 55,56,79; ii. i.Barctte, the doctor’s,!. 71Barking of dogs hindered, ii. 68Basle, Cardan at, ii. 151; dispute witha printer of, 158, 159; Uses of Ad-versity published there, 244Bassano, ii. 154

Bath of wine, i. G; of vinegar, i. 10;

shower-bath, ii. 117,126Bear’s-grease, i. 293

Bed, ii. 31,32,39, 118,186,196, 267, 288,289

Bedingfeld’s "Cardanus Comforte, ” 191—198

Bedroom, Cardan in his, i. 293; ii. 265.266

-Archbishop Hamilton in his, ii. 119 ,

120

Bees from oxen, ii. 65

Beggared, Cardan , i. 123

Belga, Adrian, ii. 262

Belion, Pierre, ii. 39

Belluine men, ii. 66

Bergius, Joannes, ii. 170

Berne, ii. 152

Berretta, ii. 258

Bosanpon, Cardan at, ii. 152

Bets between algebrists, i. 215, 219

Biifo, Gian Stefano, ii. 309

Binaschi, ii. 258

Biraguc, Louis, i. 151; ii. 91

Bizozoro, Ambrose, i. 132

Blanche, Richard de, ii. 158

Bleeding, ii. 115

Boating, i. 66

Bobbio, ii. 258

Boccaccio, ii. 40

Boo, de la, Jaques. See SylviusBologna, i. 148,149,170; ii. 254,255, 263,265,272, 273, 276-292Bolognese, Cardan 's opinion of the, ii.285—286

Bonacci, Leonard, i. 211Bonvalutus, Pranciscus, ii. 152Book, the doctor’s, open and shut, i. 70

-binding, i. 527 I

Books, Cardan ’s temper in writing, i.!

41; method of writing them, i. 286,288; Cardan on his own books, i. 282;ii. 157,303; his income from his books,ii. 191; his submission of them to theHoly Council, ii. 269; books stoppedat the press, ii. 284; number of bookswitten by Cardan , ii. 303; his hopethat Gianbatista would revise themafter his death, ii. 304; complete listof the books necessary to be read, ii.39; Cardan ’s extravagance in buying,

i. 82; loathing of them, ii. 304Booksellers, i. 3, 142, 144, 145,153,175,

1S3, 188, 190, 191, 222—227, 232, 278;

ii. 54, 96,150.158,159, 284, 285Borgo, Luca di. See PaccioliBorromeo, Count Camillo , i. 152,153-Cardinal Carlo, ii. 201,202,253,254,

263, 264, 298, 299Boscano, Gianbatista, ii. 25Boys as servants, ii. 49Bozio, Fabrizio, ii. 164Brain and lungs, ii. 80, 81, 111, 113,114Branda, Porro, ii. 209, 258Brandonia, Seroni, Cardan ’s daughter-in-law. See SeroniBrasavolus, ii. 100Breakfast, i. 126, 294; ii. 127,190Brescia, i. 216, 218 ,219Brissac, i. 151; ii. 91Broth, a fattening, ii. 122Bruges, ii. 150Brussels, ii. 150Buonafede, Francisco, i. 71,72Burden, Tonso da, ii. 170. See Sea-liger, J. C.

Burning of manuscripts, Cardan ’s, i.159; ii. 303

Business hours, Archbishop Hamil-ton’s, ii. 127

C.

Cake, a poisoned, ii. 208, 210, 211Calamity, Cardan on, i. 195,196Calcagninus, Cielius, ii. 40Caluscho, Bernard, i. 172,177Canal, Cardan in a, i. 78Cancer, Cardan ’s early dread of, i. 39Candles, ii. 206

Cantone, Ottone, tax-gatherer, i. 30Capitaneo, P. A. , ii. 265Caravaggio, ii. 154

Cardan , Fazio, Jerome’s father, i. 2—6,12—19, 24, 26, 29, 30, 31, 50, 51, 57;Jerome’s dialogue with liis ghost, ii.304, 305

Cardan, Jerome .

Leading Events of his Life.

VOL. I.

1501. Sept. 24th. Born at Pavia ,p. 6. His father an oldlawyer, studious of geo-metry, his mother a youngwidow, 1—G.