...afflicted this good\vo:n;\n, and rip-.- nod gradually into a wen, near the bigness of a large hen's e^g, which continued for the space of five years, more...sadly tormenting her than before ; after which time, by a strange operation of nature, it changed into horns, \vhich in shew and substance resembled a ram's...

...that place where now the horns grow, which (as it is thought) was occasioned by wearing a strait hat. This soreness continued twenty years, in which time...miserably afflicted this good woman, and ripened gradually unto a wen, near the bigness of a large hen-egg, which continued for the space of five years, more...

...Faget, with the two portions previously cut off1, amounted in length to about twelve inches. Fig. 52.* In a scarce tract, in small quarto, published in 1676,...strange operation of nature, changed into horns, which * Fig. 52. — A horn, in my possession, which grew on the head of a man, during a period of nine years....

...Cornle. 10 Loco citato. " Sir E. Home's paper; loco citato. " Eodcin loco. u Eodem loco. " Epistulis. In a scarce tract in small quarto, published in 1676,...gradually into a wen, near the bigness of a large hen egg, whicli continued for the space of five years, more sadly tormenting her than before, after which time...

...in length to about twelve inches. In a scarce tract in small quarto, published in 1676, there is "« brief narrative of a strange and wonderful old woman,...gradually into a wen, near the bigness of a large hen-egg, which continued for the space of five years, more sadly tormenting her than before, after...