Sainte，Paris，1670，pp。338，339；alsoToblerandGage’sRitter。
ForGoujon，seehisHistoireetVoyagedelaTerreSaincte，Lyons，1670，p。230，etc。ForMorison，seehisVoyage，bookii，pp。516，517。ForMaundrell，seeinWright’sCollection，pp。383
etseq。ForClericus，seehisDissertationdeSalisStatua，inhisPentateuch，editionof1696，pp。327etseq。ForFatherBeaugrand，seehisVoyage，Paris，1701，pp。137etseq。ForReland，seehisPalaestina，Utrecht，1714，vol。i，pp。61-254，passim。
Yettosuperficialobserverstheoldcurrentofmythandmarvelseemedtoflowintotheeighteenthcenturyasstrongasever，andofthiswemaytaketwotypicalevidences。ThefirstoftheseisthePiousPilgrimageofVincentBriemle。Hisjourneywasmadeabout171O；andhiswork，broughtoutundertheauspicesofahighpapalfunctionarysomeyearslater，inaheavyquarto，gavenewlifetothestoriesofthehellishcharacteroftheDeadSea，andespeciallytothemiraculousrenewalofthesaltstatue。
In172OcameastillmorestrikingefforttomaintaintheoldbeliefinthenorthofEurope，forinthatyeartheeminenttheologianMasiuspublishedhisgreattreatiseonTheConversionofLot’sWifeintoaStatueofSalt。