[Footnote 28: Spelman quotes a description of the bulimia from Galen, in which it is said to be "a disease in which the patient frequently craves for food, loses the use of his limbs, falls down, turns pale, feels his extremities become cold, his stomach oppressed, and his pulse feeble.

Sir John Spelman, Bussaeus, Somner, John Philip Murray, and Langebeck, who have all chosen spots totally different, in which to place Sciringes-heal.

Spelman, and others, look for this place near Dantzic, where, in their opinion, the Scyres formerly resided.

Freeman, Pearson, Hume, Spelman, Knight, and other English historians may be consulted.

[Footnote 19: Gavelkind, or the practice of dividing lands equally among all the male children of the deceased, was (according to Spelman) adopted by the Saxons, from Germany, and is noticed by Tacitus in his description of that nation.

I would all our simoniacal patrons, and such as detain tithes, would read those judicious tracts of Sir Henry Spelman, and Sir James Sempill, knights; those late elaborate and learned treatises of Dr. Tilslye, and Mr. Montague, which they have written of that subject.

Sir Henry Spelman, de non temerandis Ecclesiis. 2043.

J.M. Spelman.

Spelman fancies it was called Werlam Street, from its passing through Verulam.

Spelman derives this word from the Saxon term fearme, or feorme, which signifies victus, food, or provision, as the tenants and country people anciently paid their rents in victuals and other necessaries of life, but which was afterwards converted into the payment of certain sums of money.

Mrs. H.B. Spelman, for Student Aid, Atlanta U. 25.00 New York.

John Rockefeller Prentice, Mary Adeline Prentice Gilbert & Spelman Prentice (C); 25Feb63; R311136. PRENTICE, JOHN ROCKEFELLER.

PRENTICE, SPELMAN.

SPELMAN, JOHN A., III.

Illustrated by John A. Spelman III.

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PRENTICE, SPELMAN.

SEE King, Harold V. SPELMAN, JOHN A., III. Cloud-walking.

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PRENTICE, SPELMAN.

Illustrated by John A. Spelman III.

Illustrated by John A. Spelman III.

By Daniel Spelman Wogan.

Daniel Spelman Wogan (A); 30Aug76; R640240. R640249.

Broadway Tabernacle (25 of which from Mrs. H.B. Spelman, for Student Aid, Atlanta U. and 25 from Mrs. Chas.