. British zoology . fome of the Danijh dominions. Ed. Llivyd. Ph. tr. No. Pontop. Nor-ivay. II. 9. Faun. Suec. fp. 42,II Hajfelquift, itin. 290, § Du Halde hill, Chvia. I. 315, every 4^ DEER. Class t every one; and the horns of the flag are of greatlife in mechanics; they, as well as the horns ofthe reft of the deer kind, being excefTively com-pacV, folid, hard and weighty, and make excel-lent handles for couteaus, knives, and feveral o-ther utenfils. They abound in that fait, which isthe bafis of the fpiritof Hartjhorn •, and the remains(after the falts are extradled) being calcined, be
. British zoology . fome of the Danijh dominions. Ed. Llivyd. Ph. tr. No. Pontop. Nor-ivay. II. 9. Faun. Suec. fp. 42,II Hajfelquift, itin. 290, § Du Halde hill, Chvia. I. 315, every 4^ DEER. Class t every one; and the horns of the flag are of greatlife in mechanics; they, as well as the horns ofthe reft of the deer kind, being excefTively com-pacV, folid, hard and weighty, and make excel-lent handles for couteaus, knives, and feveral o-ther utenfils. They abound in that fait, which isthe bafis of the fpiritof Hartjhorn •, and the remains(after the falts are extradled) being calcined, be-come a valuable aftringent in fluxes, which isknown by the name of burnt Hartjhorn. Befidesthefe ufes in mechanics and medicine, there is aninftance in Giraldus Cambrenjis^ of a countefs ofChejler^ who kept milch hindes, and made cheefeof their milk, fome of which flie prefented toarchbiihop Baldwin^ in his itinerary through Wales^in the year 1188 *. * Girald. Camb, Itin, p. 216- Ao^Kai PI. IV. jy^f BOEB V( ■J<..^:/^// f^^-^/^ -VVZ^ / ^ Class I. DEER 49 Ao^ka^, Arijiotelis de Part. lib. iii. c. , Dorcas, Oppian Cyneg, lib. ii. Hn, 296. , Plinii, Jib. xi. c. Vulgo. Rail fyn. quadi 89-CflW. 5r/V. 11* 771. Meyers anim. ii. Tab. 73. Capreolus, Sib. Scot, pars 3. 9. Caprea, capreolus, Dorcas, GiJ/- ner quad. 296. Merrei pinax. 166. Cervus cornibus teretibusereftis. BriJ/h/i quad. 61. De Buffon, Tom. vi. 32, 33. Cervus minimus, Klein quad*24. Cervus capreolus, , 9+- .,C. Cornibus ramofis tereti-bus eredis, fummitate bi-fida, Faun. Suec. 43. Br,Zool. 18. Syn. quad. No,4^. Tour in Scotland. 288Tab. xiv. S. Roe, ^;vV. Iwrch, fa-m. lyrchellfren. Le ChevreuilItal. CaprioloSpan. Zorlito, Cabronzillomontes Port. Cabra montes Ger. Rehbockj/kw. Reh- geefsS^wed. Radiur, RabockDan. Raaedijr Raaebuk THE roebuck prefers a mountanous woodycountry to a plain one; was formerly verycommon in IVales^ in the north of Engl/^nd, andin Scotland
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