ib.

abbreviation for

1. ibidem.

ib.

(no translation)

1. See ibid.

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The injunction that the head of the house should not appoint stewards, bailiffs or receivers without the consent of the major part of the convent was a common one; cf. ib.

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Of the Inflammation of the Breast —— 77 The Signs of this Disease —— ib.

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Line 3, ib. 'as they are wont'—evident inadvertence, as 'ever' is required by the measure.

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"Dear Sir," by a general, ib.probably receives same compliment from two hundred and nine, ib.picks his apples, 454his crop of Baldwins conjecturally large, ib.Billings,

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The price of, rises in Scotland in consequence of the union with England ib.

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