LXI. How They Denote a Man Who Sickens Under the Reproach of Accusation
LXI. How They Denote a Man Who Sickens Under the Reproach of Accusation
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LXI. How They Denote a Man Who Sickens Under the Reproach of Accusation

LXI. HOW THEY DENOTE A MAN WHO SICKENS UNDER THE REPROACH OF ACCUSATION.

When they would symbolise a man who is reproached with accusations and thence falls sick, they delineate a BASILISK; for he kills those that approach him with his breath.

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