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M N O P Q R S T U V W Z
  • Abortion, Ant to cause, 170;
    • from hurt, Cochineal to prevent, 262.
  • Abraxas for curing diseases, 37–39.
  • Acanthocinus Ædilis, 73.
    • tribulus, 74.
  • AcaridÆ, 321.
  • Acarus, 320, 321.
  • Acheta domestica, 92–97.
  • AchetidÆ, 92–97.
  • Acid made from Ants, 161.
  • Acridites lincola, 126.
  • Acridophagi, account of the, 120.
  • Adultery, insect to detect, 367.
  • Africa, Ants in, 156–7;
  • Agaric-Gnat, 286.
  • Agestrata luconica, 49.
  • Agrotis telifera, 247.
  • Ague, Bed-bugs as a remedy for, 67;
  • Albugo, Cobwebs remedy for, 357.
  • Ali Gamooni, f ;, 78–82.
  • Bleeding of wounds, cobwebs to arrest, 357.
  • Blind as a beetle, 49.
  • Blindness, Death’s-head Moth supposed to cause, 233.
  • Blister-flies, 62–64.
  • Blood, showers of, 216–225.
  • Boars drowned in Honey, 211.
  • Boils cured by Ants, 162.
  • BombicidÆ, 234–241.
  • Bombus, 213.
  • Bombyx Madroni, 239.
  • Books perforated by beetles, 61.
  • BostrichidÆ, 61.
  • Bostrichus typographus, 61.
  • Botany, study of, from cabinet of insects, 369.
  • Bot-flies, 302–304.
  • Brain, Scorpion in a woman’s, 322.
  • Brandy flavored with Ants, 161.
  • Brides in Holland, pupÆ compared to, 232.
  • Briers, May-bug grubs changed into, 48.
  • Brazen Fly, game so called, 294.
  • Brazil, Ants in, 160, 168;
    • Blister-flies, 63;
    • Diamond-beetles, 68;
    • Gold-beetles, 23;
    • Termites, 134–5.
  • Browny invoked in hiving Bees, 190.
  • Bruce and the Spider, 333.
  • Bubo, pestilential, Oil-beetles for, 63.
  • Buenos Ayres, Flies in, 287.
  • Buffalo, Locusts a cross between the and Spider, 113.
  • Bug-bear, meaning of, 265.
  • Bug-poison, vending of, in London, 268.
  • Bull, fat of, in charm to destroy Fleas, 308.
  • Bullocks, Bees generated from, 183.
  • Burn-cows, 50–51.
  • Burnie-bee, Lady-bird so called, 22.
  • Burning Spiders for amusement, 350.
  • BuprestidÆ, 50–51.
  • Buprestis attenuata, 50.
    • fascicularius, 51.
    • maxima, 50.
    • ocellata, 50.
    • vittata, 50.
    • in Egypt, 29.
    • of the ancients, 51.
  • Butterflies, 216–232.
  • Butter, Grou-grou worm made into, 69.
  • Cabbage-tree worm, 68–70.
  • Cactus cochinilifer, 261.
  • Caffres make ovens of Ant-hills, 134.
  • Calandra palmarum, 27, 68–70.
  • Calichroma alpina, 367.
  • California, Mosquitoes in, 284.
  • Callidryas alcmeone, 227.
    • hilariÆ, 201.
    • Conradus, Bishop, Spider drank in wine by, 356.
    • Consumption, Honey-dew for, 257.
    • Continental money, Bees on, 197.
    • Convulsions, Silk-worms for, 240.
    • Coprion of the ancients, 27.
    • Copris molossus, 44.
      • sabÆus, 41.
      • in Egypt, 29.
    • Coral for sting of Scorpions, 326.
    • Corixa femorata, 276.
      • mercenaria, 276.
    • Corn, Indian mode of destroying Caterpillars injurious to, 244;
      • Stag-beetle supposed to injure, 25;
      • stored by Ants, 148–150.
    • Correspondence by means of Cucuji, 53.
    • Cortes, army of, saved from attack by Cucuji, 53.
    • Cosmogonies, Spiders in various, 342.
    • Cossus of the ancients, 27, 74.
    • Counterfeiting Scarab-gems, 38, n.
    • Country depopulated by Spiders and Scorpions, 353.
    • Courtezans, Cantharides employed by, 62.
    • Corynetes violaceous, 41.
    • Cow, in names of Lady-bird, 17;
      • killed by Ants, 156;
      • bewitched by killing Ants, 152;
      • Scarab figured with head of, 35.
    • Crabley, Mrs. Jane, stiffness in knees of, cured by Ants, 162.
    • Crabs for sting of Scorpions, 326.
    • Crane-flies, 286.
    • Cray-fish, Scorpions generated from, 322.
    • Creator, Scarab sacred to, 30;
      • symbol of, 29.
    • Creoles not attacked by Chigoes, 315.
    • Crete, Galls eaten in, 145.
    • Crickets, 92–97.
    • Crimea, Gnats in, 282;
      • Locusts, 116.
    • Criminals tortured with Ants, 158;
      • Flies, 296;
      • Mosquitoes, 284.
    • Crimson, Galls for dyeing, 258;
      • Cochineal, 259.
    • Crocodile, Scorpions generated from carcass of, 323;
      • Wasps, 171;
      • Scorpions enemies to, 324;
      • worship of, in Egypt, 43, n.
    • Crow, dung of, for sting of Scorpions, 326.
    • Cuckoo to prevent breeding of Fleas, 307.
    • Cucujus, 51.
    • Culex pipiens, 278.
    • CulicidÆ, 278–286.
    • Cumana, Grasshoppers eaten in, 98.
    • CurculionidÆ, 68–72.
    • Curculio anti-odontalgicus, 71.
    • Frankfort, massacre of the Jews at, 218.
    • Franklin and the Ants, 155.
    • Freak of nature: five-winged Butterfly, 230.
    • Frogs killed with hot charcoal, 55;
      • foot in chalk, to keep away witches, 247;
      • for sting of Scorpions, 327.
    • Fruit, wasps generated from rotten, 171, 184.
    • Fulgora candelaria, 256.
      • lanternaria, 255.
    • FulgoridÆ, 255–256.
    • Funereal rites, Scarab connected with, 33, 36.
    • Funerals, Bees invited to, 187.
    • Gad-fly, 291.
    • GallerucidÆ, 74.
    • Galleria cereana, 249.
    • Gall-flies, 143–145.
    • Galls, 143–145.
    • Gambaia, Lice in, 317.
    • Garlic, to keep away Scorpions, 327.
    • Gasterophilus hÆmorrhoidalis, 302.
    • Generation of Fleas, 305;
    • Geography, study of, from cabinet of insects, 369.
    • GeometridÆ, 248.
    • Geotrupes stercorarius, 28, 44.
    • Germany, Agaric-Gnat in, 286;
      • Ants, 159;
      • Blister-flies, 63;
      • bloody-rain, 218;
      • Butterflies, 225;
      • Canker-worms, 248;
      • Crickets, 96;
      • Gall-flies, 143;
      • Lady-bird, 17;
      • Stag-beetle, 25;
      • Typographer-beetle, 61.
    • Ghosts, Glow-worms supposed to be, 56.
    • Gilded-Dandy, 23.
    • Gleanthus and the Ants, 154.
    • Glow-worms, 55–58, 339.
    • Gnats, 52, 194, 278–286.
    • Goat, blood of, to destroy Fleas, 308;
      • fat of, for sting of Scorpions, 325;
      • gall of, in medicine, 210;
      • liver of, to drive away Moths, 243;
      • maggots in the brain of, 302.
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  • Italy, Blister-flies in, 63;
  • Ivory, Ants carved out of, 170.
  • Jack-’o-lanterns, Glow-worms supposed to be, 57;
    • Mole-crickets, 57.
  • James I., anecdote of, 239.
  • Jamaica, Cantharis maxima, in, 64;
    • Cockroaches, 78;
    • Crickets, 96;
    • Dragon-flies, 140;
    • frogs, 55;
    • Gnats, 282.
  • Japan, Grasshoppers in, 100;
    • Moths and Night-flies, 242.
  • Jaundice, Blatta of Pliny for, 67;
    • Lice, 319;
    • Oil of Scorpions, 330.
  • Java, larvÆ of beetle eaten in, 70;
    • Mantis in, 87.
  • Jays preserved to kill Locusts, 114.
  • Jerusalem saved by Locusts, 119.
  • Jews, Locusts eaten by, 101;
    • as playthings for children, 130;
    • massacred on account of bloody-rain, 218;
    • not permitted to burn Fleas, 311.
  • Jiggers, 314.
  • Julian the Apostate, army of, routed by Mosquitoes, 282.
  • July, swarm of Bees in, 192.
  • June, swarm of Bees in, 192.
  • Jupiter in the form of an Ant, 151.
  • Katy-did, 131.
  • Kermes-dye, 259.
  • Killing Bees for their Honey, 190.
  • King Calowa, Lady-bird called, 20.
  • King-fisher to keep away Clothes’-moth, 249.
  • King of the Fleas, 307;
    • Locusts, 127.
  • King’s evil, Blatta of Pliny for, 66.
  • Knife-grinder, Hercules-beetle called the, 46.
  • Koran, the Ant of the, 153.
  • Kuffelar’s color, origin of, 262.
  • Labor, Flies driven away from women in, 292;
    • insect to relieve, 368.
  • Lac, -dye, -lake, 262.
  • Lady-birds, 17–23.
  • La Lande, Spiders eaten by, 355.
  • Lamp, Cucuji used as, 54.
  • LampyridÆ, 55–58.
  • Lantern-flies, 255–6.
  • Laock, Cockroach in the ear of, 79.
  • Lapland, Acanthocinus Ædilis in, 73;
    • Crane-flies, 286.
  • Lard, Fleas kept away with, 44;
  • Glow-worms, 57;
  • Gold-beetles, 23;
  • Lady-bird, 21;
  • Scarabs, 38;
  • Spiders, 354.
  • Orthoptera, 78–131.
  • Oryctes rhinoceros, 46.
  • Ovens, Ant-hills made into, 134;
    • Crickets reared in, 96.
  • Owlet antidote for sting of Bees, 193.
  • Oxford, bringing in the Fly at, 291.
    • Painted, Flies on vessels newly, 287.
    • Palm-tree, generation of the, 322.
    • Palm-weevil, 68–70.
    • Palpitations, wax to prevent, 254.
    • Palsy, Ants remedy for, 162.
    • Pans, beating of, when Bees swarm, 189.
    • Paper, manufacture of, from silk, 239.
    • PapilionidÆ, 216–232.
    • Paradise, Solomon’s Ant in, 153.
    • Paraguay, Spiders in, 362.
    • Parasol, swarm of Bees on a lady’s, 214.
    • Paris, Cucujus in, 53.
    • Park, Mungo, attacked by Bees, 203.
    • Parnassius Apollo, 367.
    • Paroxysms, Spiders for, 358.
    • Parthians, Locusts eaten by, 121.
    • Passalus cornutus, 27.
    • Paul, Prince, anecdote of, 369.
    • PausidÆ, 23–24.
    • Peace foretold by Locusts, 119.
    • PediculidÆ, 316–320.
    • Pediculi corporis, 317.
    • Pedipalpi, 321–331.
    • Peiresc’s solution of bloody-rain, 218.
    • Pelisson and his pet Spider, 335.
    • Pennsylvania, Bees in, 182, 188;
      • Butterflies, 229.
    • Persia, Aphis in, 258;
      • Scorpions, 328;
      • Silk-worms, 235.
    • Peruvians, Flies offered to the Sun by, 292.
    • Pestilence foretold by Spiders, 143.
    • Petrified Bee-hive, 214.
    • Pets, beetles as, 50;
    • Pewter for sting of Scorpions, 326.
    • Phaerus, Spiders eaten by, 355.
    • Phaeton’s sisters, origin of fable of, 91, n.
    • PhalangidÆ, 321.
    • Phalangium, 321.
    • Philology, study of, from names of insects, 369.
    • Phonetic, Scarab as a, 35.
    • Phosphor Paste for killing Roaches, etc., manufacture and vending of, 80–82.
    • Phthiriasis, 121,
    • Russia, Honey in, 195;
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  • Dragon-flies, 138, 140;
  • Dung-beetle, 28;
  • Ear-wig, 76;
  • Flies, 290;
  • Gall-flies, 143;
  • Glow-worm, 57;
  • Grasshoppers, 98, 100;
  • Katy-did, 131;
  • Lady-birds, 17–23;
  • Locusts, 119;
  • Mantis, 82–92;
  • Silk-worms, 239;
  • Stag-beetles, 25;
  • Scorpions, 322–331;
  • Spiders, 339;
  • Wasps and Hornets, 173;
  • Span-worms, 248.
  • Surinam, Cicadas in, 254;
    • Fire-ants, 157;
    • Gnats, 280;
    • Lantern-flies, 255.
  • Surat, hospital at, for animals, 266.
  • Swallow, heart of, for lunacy, 330;
    • odious and impious, 251.
  • Swammerdam, anecdote of, 363.
  • Swarms of Ants, 164;
  • Swarming of Bees, notions concerning, 185–190.
  • Sweat, Fleas generated from, 305.
  • Sweden, Acanthocinus Ædilis in, 73;
    • Ants, 161;
    • Blaps mortisaga, 65;
    • Fleas, 308;
    • Grasshoppers, 100;
    • Lady-bird, 17;
    • Lice, 316.
  • Switzerland, Caterpillars in, 158, n.
  • Swoonings, wax to prevent, 254.
  • Sword, in charm to destroy Fleas, 308.
  • Sybils resorted to, to drive away Locusts, 113.
  • Syria, Galls from, 145;
    • Tamableness of the Fly, 289.
    • Tarantula, 351.
    • Taylor, Mrs., and her Crickets, 95;
    • Telephorus fuscus, 364.
    • Tempests raised by magicians, 45.
    • Tendons, Stag-beetle for contractions of, 26.
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    • Wind, Aphides produced by a, 258.
    • Winter, prognostication from May-bug as to, 47.
    • Wisdom of the Ant exaggerated, 148–151.
    • Witchcraft, beetle against, 44;
      • Bot-fly in, 303;
      • Humble-bees, 213;
      • use of wax in, 206.
    • Witches in the forms of Flies, 294.
    • Wolf, tail of, to drive away Flies, 288;
      • Wasps generated from carcass of, 171.
    • Women, hatred of Scorpions for, 324.
    • Wood-louse, Death-watch supposed to be, 61.
    • Woodpecker to keep Bees from stinging, 193.
    • Wood-carrying Moth, 245.
    • Wood-tic, 321.
    • Wool, rain of, 348;
      • to drive away Ants, 170.
    • Woolly-bear Moths, 242–245.
    • World, Scarab symbolical of, 30.
    • Worm in the heart of a horse, 365;
      • from stomach of a woman, 364.
    • Wormals, 303.
    • Worms extracted from children’s ears, 371;
      • intestinal, Bedeguar for, 144;
      • charm, 365;
      • Cockroaches, 78;
      • oil of Scorpions, 330;
      • powder of a tombstone, 363.
    • Worm-wood to destroy Fleas, 308.
    • Worship of the Mantis, 83–88;
    • Wounds, Blatta of Pliny for, 66;
      • Crickets, 97;
      • Oil-beetles, 63;
      • Spiders, 359.
    • Zephyr, Butterfly symbol of, 229.
    • Zisca, what he meant by “cobwebs,” 356.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               

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