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Notes.

BURTON'S "ANATOMY OF MELANCHOLY."

In this age of "new editions," it is a wonder that no one has favoured the
public with a reprint, with notes _variorum_, of this celebrated English
classic.

Dr. Dibdin, in a note to his edition of More's _Utopia_, vol. ii. p. 97.,
says:

"Whoever will be at the trouble of consulting Part II, sect. IV. memb..
i. subsect. 4. of the last folio edition of Burton [1676], will see how
it varies from the first folio of 1624; and will, in consequence,
regret the omission of the notice of these variations in the octavo
editions of Burton recently published."

The octavo editions here referred to ar