“_Qui_ caterisatis _categorias cacodæmoniorum_.”
“Mr. Dyce,” says the reviewer in _G. M._ p. 244, “conjectures
_catarrhizatis_, which we do not exactly understand. We should read
‘cæteris datis;’” and he compares “enduced a secte” at p. 216, and two
other similar passages. I still think that “caterisatis” is probably the
old spelling of “_catarrhizatis_.”
P. 259. “_Hic ingrediatur_ FOLY, _quatiendo_ crema _et faciendo multum,
feriendo tabulas et similia_.”
The reviewer in _G. M._ p. 245, supposes that “crema” is the Greek word
χρημα Latinised, and that it here means “his thing or _bauble_.” I
greatly doubt it.