HENRY THOMAS BUCKLE, - Horntip

OF THE
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OF
FLOGGING.'
RECEIV E, at laft, my dear friend Caffius, the
effay I promifed you over a bottle, upon the
uncommon fubje6t of the ufe of rods, and the confe-
quence of that fubjeEt, a difcourfe of the, principal
offices of the loins and reins. You may remember I
engaged to fend it you, when we fupped together with
our intimate friend, Martin Gerdefius, counfellor to
your moil excellent prince, and your colleague. I
can't well recollea the firft occafion of it, any farther
than that I affirmed that ftripes and ftrokes were of
ufe in the cure of fome diftempers, which both of you
looked