“ CAbbage-Trees in the Caribe-Islands of 300 foot in hight; the wood never rots, and when dryed as hard as Iron. See Answers from Jamaica, 36, 704.
Calenture at Sea described, and the Cure, 36, 708.
Calmes frequent near the Gulf of Mexico, 36, 707.
Caymans, or Jamaica Crocodils and Alliigators have small Eggs like Turky's, but unspotted, 36, 703. the Stone in their Stomach is little regarded there, 36, 703. ”

“ Wood, a Bastard-Cedar in Jamaica, seeming close-grain'd, but penetrated by Brandy and Wine, 36, 705.Many sorts of Wood there, besides Acayou, which breed no Wormes.A white wood there, which in Ships breeds no Wormes, 36.705.
A Wood stinking like human Excrement: See Answers from Java ||v|.majo-,43, 863. ”

“ And some answers, 43, 853. 853. Continuation upon the same subject, 43, 877. Stone-plantes growing on Rocks in Jamaica, and curiously adorn'd, 36, 700. Osteo-colla growing soft and like a Plant underground in the Sand, and the top, like a flower, visible. See the History thereof 39, 771. Gramen Ischæmon, or Dactyloides, or Sanguinella; and Gramen Aguaticum cum longissima pannicula, &c. 39, 773. A Vegetable Seed common in the Fields of Denmark, which having been once heated red-hot, and then taken cut, and put in a cool place, remaines hot and burning for 50 houres together, 39, 783. ”

“ His Anatomy of the Waters of Scarborow, Malton, Knaresborow; his Vindication of Chymical Medicins: Improvement of Experimental Philosophy: The Principles of all Concretes: His Ternary of Medicines: The Origin of Hot Springs, and all other living Springs, 43, 850. ”

“ Inquiries & Directions for the Carib-Islands 33. 634. Inquiries concerning the growth of Vegetables, the motion and Qualities of their Juyces for medicines, for Colors, &c. 40. 797. with Inquiries, and particulars, and further promises to Ever-greens and Kitching-gardens, ibid.
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KIdneys, a concrete of small glanduls, &c. n. 44. See Malpighi in the Title of Books.
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LAudanum Simplex of Mr. Le Fevre preferr'd upon Experience before some other kinds, 37, 719.
Light, or Shining Flyes in Jamaica, which can contract or expand their light, as they flye. 36, 705. ”