Part 17

Scripture, quotations from, against burying in churches, 99

Story, remarkable, related by Dr. Parsons, 121

Solomon, King, his servant’s tomb, 126

Sicilian convent, remarkable burial place there, 140

Staverton church, curious particulars of a body found in a vault there, 142

Turks, scrupulously particular in examining the dead, 7

Trance, remarkable one, of the Honourable Mrs. Godfrey, 43

Tatoreidie, after being laid in a coffin for dead, returns to life, 61

Tissot, Dr. story related by him of a girl returning to life, after being long in the water, 68

Tossach, Mr. case related by, of a Man recovering, after apparent death, 69

Tomb of King Edward the First, interesting particulars of opening, 91

Turks, their burying places, rendered handsome and agreeable, 97

Tombs, fatal consequences frequently happen by opening them too soon, 107

Tombs, remarkable ones of the Ancients, 121

Temple dedicated to Venus, burning Lamp found therein, 133

Tripe, Mr. story related by, of a body found in a vault, 142

Vesabe, physician, to Philip II. of Spain, opens a body before dead, 57

Vapour, dreadful effects arising from one at Montpelier, 104

Valentia in Spain, remarkable body found there, 126

Walker, Dr. melancholy account of his being buried alive, 45

Wynne, Dr. William, his epitaph, forbidding church burial, 98

Zacchias, Peter, remarkable story, related by, 39

Plummer and Brewis, Printers, Love-Lane, Eastcheap.

Transcriber’s Notes

Obvious punctuation errors have been corrected.

Page 13: “towards the large vesse” changed to “towards the large vessels”

Page 23: “and immedaitely” changed to “and immediately”

Page 35: “Remarkable Rescuscitation” changed to “Remarkable Resuscitation”