CATALOGUE 
OF THE 
y 
MEDICAL LIBRARY 
OF THE 
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. 
PHILADELPHIA: 
X. A. CONRAD, PRINTER, NO. 32 CHURCH ALLEY. 
1829. SKETCH OF TIIE HISTORY 
OF THE 
MEDICAL LIBRARY 
OF THE 
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. 
Under an impression that some account of the foundation and 
subsequent progress of this library would be acceptable to those 
who now enjoy the privilege of using it, a few notices of its history 
have been selected from the records of the institution, which it is 
hoped may not prove uninteresting. 
The first medical book possessed by this institution, appears to have 
been a present from that warm friend and generous benefactor of the 
Hospital, Dr. John Fothergill; and, as this gift may possibly have sug- 
gested the idea of establishing the medical library, we copy the minute 
of the Board of Managers, made on its reception. “ At a monthly 
meeting of the Board of Managers, held at the Hospital 7th mo. 27th, 
1762, Win. Logan, lately returned from London, attended the Board 
with a book, intituled, An Experimental History of the Materia Med- 
ica, by Wm. Lewis, F. Ii. S. lately published in London: being a pre- 
sent to this Hospital by Dr. John Fothergill, for the benefit of the 
young students in physic, who may attend under the direction of 
the physicians; which is kindly accepted by the Managers as an ad- 
ditional mark of the doctor’s benevolent regard to this institution, 
and Wm. Logan is requested to acquaint him with our grateful ac- 
ceptance thereof.” We trust it will not be thought altogether ir- 
relevant to introduce in this place a notice of another donation 
shortly afterwards received from the same gentleman, more parti- 
cularly as the anatomical museum, of which it laid the foundation, 
was long connected with the library, and drew its subsequent in- 
crease from the same fund. This consisted of “ eighteen views of 
various parts of the human body, in crayons, framed and glazed— 
three cases of anatomical castings, and one case containing a skele- 
ton and foetus.” This, which under any circumstances would be 
considered a valuable present, was peculiarly acceptable at a time 
when the opportunities of acquiring anatomical knowledge were 
few, and in a place where dissection was almost unknown. The 
judicious donor transmitted these articles at a period when he who 
was destined to become the father of American anatomy, the talent- IV 
ed Shippen, rich in the science of Europe, was returning to impart 
his valuable professional acquisitions to the ingenuous youth of his 
native country. l)r. Kothergill’s views of the utility of his present 
are explained in the following extract from a letter to James Pem- 
berton, dated 7th mo. 4th, 1762, in which, after remarking the “ex- 
ceeding great use” of correct anatomical knowledge to the medical 
practitioner, he continues: “ In the want of real subjects, these (the 
casts, &c.) will have their use, and I have recommended to Dr. Ship- 
pen to give a course of anatomical lectures to such as may attend; 
he is very well qualified for the subject, and will soon be followed 
by an able assistant, Dr. Morgan, both of whom, I apprehend, will 
not only be useful to the province in their employments, but, if suit- 
ably countenanced by the legislature, will be able to erect a school 
for plivsic amongst you, that may draw many students from various 
parts of America and the West Indies; and at least furnish them 
with a better idea of the rudiments of their profession than they 
have at present the means of acquiring on your side of the water.” 
How fully the benevolent anticipations of this good and great man 
have been realized we need not say; their accomplishment has long 
been history. The first anatomical lectures perhaps ever delivered 
in America, were those of Dr. Shippen, and were illustrated by 
these preparations, which are now very properly deposited in the 
custody of the professors of that school, with whose early history 
they are so intimately connected. The medical museum of the 
Pennsylvania Hospital, which had gradually accumulated around 
the nucleus afforded by Dr. Fothergill’s donation, received a con- 
siderable accession in the year 1793, by the purchase from the heirs 
of Dr. Chovet of a collection of anatomical wax work, reputed to be 
the workmanship of that eccentric person. This collection, more 
curious, perhaps, than really useful, was purchased at the recom- 
mendation of the physicians, by a life annuity to the daughter of 
Dr. C. of thirty pounds (sterling.) The sum eventually paid on 
this account, amounted to S2658 88, this, together with the inci- 
dental expenses of the museum, long formed a considerable item in 
the expenditure of the medical fund. In the year 1824, the Mana- 
gers of the Hospital, impressed with a belief that the utility of the 
collection would be increased, and the interests of science promo- 
ted thereby, presented all the purchased portion to the University 
of Pennsylvania, and deposited in its custody the valuable present 
of Dr. Fothergill. 
Returning from this digression, we proceed to the circumstances 
of an endowment which does much honour to the disinterested and 
public spirited men with whom it originated. Although a number 
of students were early attracted to this institution by the reputa- 
tion of its physicians, and the peculiar advantages it afforded for 
the study of diseases and the operations of medicines, it was not 
until the year 1763 that a fee was demanded for this privilege; but 
shortly after their election in that year, the consideration of the V 
subject by the board of Managers* led to the adoption of the fol- 
lowing minute: “ It being remarked that a number of students in 
physic do frequently attend the wards at the time of the physicians 
visiting the patients, with a view to improve themselves in experi- 
ence, it is the unanimous opinion of the Board that such of them at 
least who are not apprentices to the physicians of the house, should 
pay a proper gratuity for the benefit of the Hospital for their privi- 
lege; the consideration of stipulating the sum is referred to the next 
board after consulting with the physicians.” At the next sta- 
ted meeting of the board, the following communication was received 
from the physicians, two of whom attended on the occasion: 
Philadelphia, Alay 31 st, 1763. 
“Upon considering the minute of the Managers of the Pennsyl- 
vania Hospital, made the 10th of 5th mo. 1763, relative to those 
students who attend the wards of said Hospital, it is our opinion 
that each student who is not an apprentice to one of the physicians 
attending the house, shall pay six pistoles as a gratuity lor that pri- 
vilege. That the Managers and doctors in attendance for the time 
being, shall be the judges who are proper to be admitted or refused. 
And further, as the custom of most of the hospitals in Great Britain 
has given such gratuities to the physicians and surgeons attending 
them, we think it properly belongs to us to appropriate the money 
arising from thence, and propose to apply it to the founding a me- 
dical library in the said Hospital, which we judge will tend greatly 
to the advantage of the pupils and the honor of the institution.” 
Signed by THOM AS BOND, 
THOMAS CADVVALADER, 
PHINEAS BOND, 
CADWALADER EVANS. 
“ After consideration whereof, the Board agrees to the proposal 
in respect to the terms upon which students in physic are to be ad- 
mitted to attend the wards; the gratuity for which to be paid to the 
treasurer. And in regard to the proposal for a Medical Library, 
that such books as are purchased should be approved of by the Ma- 
nagers, as likewise the manner in which they are to be lent out.” 
The first fees thus appropriated, were received from T. Charleston, 
M. Otto, Jon. Ellmore, N. Manning, John Archer and Wm. Bar- 
tram, in the years 1763-5. In January 1767, Hugh Roberts and 
Samuel Neave, executors of Dr. Lloyd Zachary, with the concur- 
* This Hoard consisted of 
John Reynell, 
Henry Harrison, 
Israel Pemberton, 
Samuel Rhoads, 
Thomas Gordon, 
John Gibson, 
James Pemberton, 
Joseph Richardson, 
Jacob Lewis, 
John M ease, 
Isaac Greenleaf, 
Thomas Wharton. VI 
rence of the residuary legatees, presented from the doctor’s library, 
43 volumes of medical works; and in the same year were also pre- 
sented by Deborah Morris, the medical books of her late brother, 
Dr. Benjamin Morris, consisting of 55 volumes, principally stand- 
ard works, collected by Dr. M. during his residence in the univer- 
sity of Leyden. In the accounts for the following year, (1768) oc- 
curs the first entry of expenditure in the purchase of books, viz. 
“ Paid David Hall for sundry books of physic, &c. which he sold 
the Hospital at prime cost, for the medical library, £21 14 9.” 
The patriotic feelings which animated the managers of the Penn- 
sylvania hospital, their enlarged views of its future usefulness, and 
their steady perseverance under great discouragements, were such 
as merited lasting honour, but it belongs to a general history of the 
institution to do adequate justice to their memories; a few inciden- 
tal traits illustrative of the views of these respectable men, are all 
that our present purpose will admit. The following paragraphs 
are copied from a letter, dated July 4th 1774, addressed by a com- 
mittee* to Win. Strahan of London, accompanying an order for 
books. 
“ The rendering some service to both this and the succeeding 
generations having excited our desire of furnishing every means 
in our power of making the knowledge and practice of physic 
on just principles, more extensive than it hath been in these colo- 
nies, we hope the prospect of it will be so much approved by our 
friends in Britain, as to engage them to continue that generous 
assistance some of them have by their contributions afforded us at 
times, from the first founding of the hospital.” 
“ The public here become every year more sensible of the bene- 
fits of this institution, some thousands of miserable objects having 
thereby been restored to a capacity of being of some service to the 
community, and we believe it may be truly said that all who are 
concerned in the conducting this design, have been steadily atten- 
tive to the discharge of the trust committed to them, and receive 
much satisfaction from observing this happy effect of their en- 
deavours; and though our funds fall short some hundred pounds 
yearly of discharging our common expenses, are not discouraged 
from proceeding to extend their plan to the several good purposes 
for which it was intended. 
The books written for at this time, were received in the month of 
December the same year, and appear to have been presented by 
Mr. Strahan: their estimated value was one hundred pounds. 
The throes of the approaching revolution began now to be felt; 
and although, amidst the all-absorbing political excitement and 
convulsions which followed, the managers continued an unremitting 
care to the main objects of the institution, it is not surprising that 
for some years no addition of importance was made to the Library. 
* Israel Pemberton, Thomas Wharton, and Robert Slrettell Jones. VII 
At some periods indeed, particularly during the years, 1776—7—8, 
and during the depreciation in the value of continental money, it 
required great exertions to preserve the institution from total ruin. 
The following were the only books added to the collection be- 
tween the years 1774 and 1787. 
Boerhaave’s academical lectures, 6 vols. 8vo. 
Hill’s old man’s guide (a pamphlet.) 
Johnson’s midwifery, Qto. 
Kirkland on puerperal fever, 8vo. 
Cullen’s first lines of the practice of physic, 2 vols. 8 vo. 
These books, with the exception of Hill’s pamphlet, still remain 
in the library. Cullen’s “ first lines,” which was purchased in 
December 1780, cost the apparently enormous sum of £135 5s. 
this, however, when subjected to the talismanic operation of Rich- 
ard Wells’s scale of depreciation, shrinks to the comparative trifle 
of £1,15 0, specie. 
The first order for books transmitted to London after the close 
of the revolutionary war, was dated June 30th 1786. As an in- 
stance of the strict economy which pervaded every department, it 
may be observed that this order contains a particular injunction 
that the books be shipped in the Harmony, captain Willett, “as 
the owners have generously agreed to bring them freight free.” 
In the years 1787—8—9 and 1790 the amount paid for books 
was £266, 5s. lid. The total expenditure in their purchase from 
the foundation of the library to the close of the official year (May) 
1790, was £332, 8, 7f, or g 886, 48. The first catalogue, pub- 
lished in the year 1790, contains of Folios 21 vols. Quarto 77, 
Octavo 341, Duodecimo 89. Total, 528 volumes. 
In the year 1790, the managers opened a correspondence with 
the celebrated Dr. Lettsom, which proved highly beneficial to the 
interests of the library; their just appreciation of the Doctor’s 
liberality, will be seen in the following extract from their first let- 
ter to him. 44 Our object being to have the most approved authors, 
to the amount of our bill, we are recommended to thee by all our 
physicians to select them; and although we can neither claim thy 
acquaintance nor the pleasure of thy correspondence, yet from the 
interest thou takes in promoting the extension of knowledge in 
every part of the world, we are satisfied thou will serve us with 
pleasure.” This confidence was not misplaced, Lettsom continued 
a firm friend to the institution during his life, and the library is 
much indebted to him, as well for the presents with which he oc- 
casionally enriched the collection, as the judicious manner in which 
he discharged the trust reposed in him. 
Dr. Lettsom was anxious that the library should contain a good 
proportion of the works of ancient as well as modern authors, and 
that they should be consulted by at least the writing portion of the 
profession. In his answer to the first letter written to him by the 
Managers, he advises that the works of some of the old writers VIII 
should be included in the collection, and adds: “We (moderns) 
pretend to great discoveries, but 1 am persuaded the more the old 
writers are read, the less we shall pretend to have discovered, and 
the more we shall respect antiquity.” And again in 1795: “Con- 
sidering your province as in a high degree progressively improving, 
and that an extensive knowledge of medicine is conducive to the 
welfare and happiness of the community, you cannot be too atten- 
tive to condense within your command an enlarged store of medi- 
cal books; it has given me singular pleasure in affording iny aid to 
so useful an object. Practitioners should not only know the disco- 
veries of the present, but likewise of the preceding times, other- 
wise they would be in continual danger of assuming discoveries pre- 
viously made. This we daily see in the most learned nations, and 
to give instances, in what have been deemed recent and great im- 
provements, I will mention the use of wine and cordials, and the 
admission of air, in low fevers, and the exhibition of opium; all of 
which are better detailed and recommended by Aretaeus, who wrote 
about 2000 years .ago, than by any modern physician. The great 
discoveries of mercury, antimony, arsenic, &c. in medicine, were 
perhaps as well known centuries ago, as at this time, as would ap- 
pear irom that eccentric but wonderful man Paracelsus.” Dr. Lett- 
som also invited attention to the medical literature of France and 
Germany, as containing stores of immense value to the profession. 
The deficiencies in these departments have been since partly sup- 
plied, but many works should yet be added, if the income of the 
library were sufficient to embrace them. 
A valuable present of books was received in the year 1800 from 
Sarah Zane, a wealthy maiden lady, who inherited an extensive and 
valuable library, the medical portion of which she bestowed upon 
the Hospital. Her donation comprised 23 folios, 91 quartos, 6 oc- 
tavos, and 22 duodecimos; in all 142 volumes, some of them very 
rare, at least in this country. It is curious to remark the relative 
proportion of the several sizes; particularly as these works were 
nearly all published in the 16th and 17th centuries, and may, per- 
haps, be taken as a tolerably fair average of the form assumed by 
the medical literature of those times: the ponderous folio or quarto, 
apt type of the gravity of the profession, occupied the table of the 
study; the portable duodecimo was prepared for the pocket of its 
owner, while the octavo, which, except when large engravings are 
necessary, is now the usual vehicle of medical lore, was then but 
seldom seen. 
The increasing number of the students who attended the practice 
of the Hospital, now afforded an ample fund for the steady increase 
of the library; how faithfully it was applied may be seen by a com- 
parison of the catalogue published in 1806 with its predecessor of 
1790, and the additional part printed in 1793. The prosperity of 
the library fund continued uninterrupted many years, during which 
a surplus accumulated, and large sums were occasionally granted 
from it for the general purposes of the charity, or such particular 
objects as appeared to require a special appropriation. IX 
The principal object of the gentlemen who have administered the 
concerns of the library, has always been the acquisition of books 
strictly medical, yet as the different branches of natural history as- 
sume the rank of collateral sciences, treatises upon them have never 
been considered foreign to the design of the foundation. On the 
decease of Dr. Beniamin S. Barton, late professor of Materia Medi- 
ca and Botany, in the University of Pennsylvania, his extensive and 
rare collection of works on natural history, was purchased of his 
widow, at the price of g2770. 
Shortly after this important accession, a supplement, or second 
part, of the catalogue was published, comprising all the works ad- 
ded to the library from 1806 to 1818. The additions made to the 
library during the last eleven years, although in the aggregate con- 
siderable, have not equalled those of the preceding; in fact, the di- 
minution in the receipts of the medical fund, consequent upon the 
resignation and death of those professors in the university who were 
also physicians to this establishment, was so great, that, had not the 
Managers been generous in their disbursements, the library could 
scarcely have kept pace with the purely medical literature of the 
age. Both the former catalogues, together with all the subsequent 
additions, are embodied in the present publication, which embraces 
all the works procured prior to the month of September, 1829. 
It would give the compiler much pleasure to subjoin the names 
of those who have presented books to the library, but a complete list 
is now scarcely attainable. He cannot however pass in silence the 
praiseworthy services of the venerable l)r. Thomas Parke, who, du- 
ring a long life passed in connexion with this hospital, has never 
ceased to manifest an interest in all that related to its library; Mr. 
Samuel Coates, by whose time and talents, devoted in a paramount 
degree to the concerns of this institution, the library has largely 
profited; or the present chairman of the committee on the library, 
to whose personal exertions, aided by the liberal spirit of his col- 
leagues and the general board, much of its present prosperity is due. 
The amount of the fee paid by students for the privilege of attend- 
ing the practice of the hospital at different periods, is exhibited in 
the annexed statement. Prior to the year 1781, no annual tickets 
were issued, the privilege was in all cases perpetual, or, properly 
speaking, during life. 
The sum fixed in 1763, was 6 pistoles, or §21 60 perpetual. 
1770, £5 13 33 do 
1779, 50 (£3 specie) 8 00 do 
1781, 3 105. 9 S3 do 
1 5 s. 4 66 annual. 
1790, 5 5s. 14 00 perpetual. 
2 5s. 6 00 annual. 
1794, 6 16 00 perpetual. 
3 8 00 annual. 
1802, 20 00 perpetual. 
• 10 00 annual. X 
The annual ticket to attend the practice of the Hospital and use 
the books of the library, is still g 10. The right to use the library 
during life was raised in 1806 to g30, and in 1818 was still further 
increased to g40; but in 1826, the Managers, desiring to render 
the books more generally useful, notwithstanding the great increase 
of the collection, reduced the charge for this valuable privilege to 
g25, payable in one entire sum. 
The total amount of the receipts from students, and from persons 
viewing the anatomical museum, from the year 1763 to the first of 
the 5th month, (May) 1829, was g 35,043 20. The following 
statement shows the amount expended for books and other pur- 
poses, together with the present state of the medical or library fund ; 
Paid for medical books, g 22,210 19 
“ Dr. Chovet’s anatomical preparations, 2658 88 
“ Anatomical museum, stationary and printing, 3308 14 
Appropriations to finish operating theatre, library, &c. 
to furnish the apothecary’s shop, and for other pur- 
poses, 8241 11 
36,418 32 
Aggregate of receipts for student’s tickets, certificates, 
&c. and from persons visiting the museum, 35,043 20 
Balance due the Hospital 5th month, (May,) 1829, or 
excess of expenditure beyond the receipts of med- 
ical fund, gl375 12 
The total number of volumes now contained in the library, is 5828, 
viz. 
Folio, 237, 
Quarto, 850, 
Octavo, 4034, 
Duodo. 707. 
5828. 
W. G. MALIN, 
Librarian. 
Pennsylvania Hospital, Sept. 1st, 1829. XI 
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTION. 
1829. 
Managers. 
Thomas Stewardson, 
Thomas Morris, 
Roberts Vaux, 
Charles Roberts, 
William W. Fisher, 
Charles Watson, 
John Paul, 
Joseph Price, 
Alexander W. Johnston, 
Mordecai Lewis. 
John J. Smith, 
Bartholomew Wistar. 
President of the Board—Thomas Stewardson. 
Secretary—Roberts Vaux. 
Treasurer—Samuel N. Lewis. 
Committee on the Library. 
Charles Roberts, 
Alexander W. Johnston, 
Charles Watson. 
Attending Physicians. 
John C. Otto, m. d. 
John K. Mitchell, m. d. 
Benjamin H. Coates, m. d. 
Attending Surgeons. 
Thomas T. Hewson, m. d. 
John Rhea Barton, m. d. 
Thomas Harris, m. d. 
Physicians to the Obstetric Department. 
Thomas C. Jame3, m. d. and Charles Lukens, m. d. 
RESIDING IN THE HOSPITAL. 
Steward and Matron. 
Isaac and Ann Bonsall. 
Physicians. 
George Fox, m. d. and Ralph Hammerslv, m. d. 
Apothecary. 
Franklin R. Smith. 
Clerk and Librarian. 
William Gunn Malin. XII 
RULES FOR THE MEDICAL LIBRARY. 
1. The Librarian shall see that all the books are duly labelled 
and numbered, and he shall carefully preserve a complete catalogue 
of them, in numerical order, as well as a complete list of all persons 
entitled to the use of the library. He shall attend on every Fourth 
and Seventh day,from 9 till 10 o’clock, \. M. and from 3 to 4, P. M. 
for the purpose of lending out and receiving books: he shall exam- 
ine those returned, and, if uninjured, immediately replace them upon 
the shelves. He shall keep in a book provided for that purpose, an 
exact account of all lines and forfeitures as they are incurred, and 
settle with the Steward for the same, quarter yearly. 
2. The books shall be lent only to the following persons: viz.— 
The Managers and Treasurer: the Physicians of the Hospital: any 
person who either as manager, treasurer, or physician, shall or may 
nave served the Institution for a period of not less than five years; 
such officers of the Institution as the library committee may direct: 
and all such persons as by purchase or otherwise, hold a certificate 
of right, or may hereafter acquire one. 
3. The sum to be paid for the right or privilege of using the li- 
brary during life, conformably to its rules, shall be twenty-five dol- 
lars, payable in one entire sum; the library committee may issue 
certificates accordingly; but any person entitled to attend the prac- 
tice of the Hospital for a season, may so long use the library. The 
right in no case to be transferrable. 
4. Every person entitled to use the library, shall, before he be 
allowed to take out any book, sign a conditional bond, or obligation, 
for a sum specified by the library committee, as security for his due 
observance of the rules of the library, and for the value of such 
books as may be injured or lost by him. In addition to this, a de- 
posit, of at least ten dollars, shall be made by every person possess- 
ing only a temporary right to use the library. But the Librarian 
shall not require a deposit from those having a perpetual right, un- 
less directed so to do by the library committee. 
5. No individual shall be permitted to take out more than two 
books at one time, except by the special permission of the library 
committee, nor shall a book be kept out, by any person, longer 
than four weeks; at the expiration of that time, the book must be 
returned, but if no other person has applied for it, the former bor- 
rower may take it out again—if another person has applied for it, 
he shall have the preference. 
6. A fine of twenty-five cents per week shall be paid for every 
book kept beyond the limited time, and if a book be not returned 
avithin three months, it shall be deemed lost, and the borrower shall, XIII 
in addition to its value, pay such fine, not exceeding fifty dollars, 
as the library committee may direct. 
7. In case any book be returned injured, the borrower shall pay 
for the injury, or replace the book, as the library committee may 
direct. And if one or more books belonging to a set, or sets, be lost, 
the borrower shall take all the remaining volumes, and pay, in ad- 
dition to the fine mentioned in the preceding article, the full value 
of the set. 
8. A manager, or physician of the Hospital, may borrow single 
numbers of any periodical work taken for the library, and keep them 
out one week only; if retained longer, the borrower shall be fined 
according to the 6th rule. No other person can be permitted to take 
out these works, until bound. 
9. In case any doubts should arise respecting a violation of the 
foregoing rules, or their construction, recourse must be had to the 
library committee, whose judgment shall be conclusive: Provided 
always, that in cases of gross misconduct, or refusal to comply with 
the rules, the Board of Managers reserve the power of declaring the 
right of the offender forfeited, and prohibiting his access to the li- 
brary. 
10. The library committee may permit scientific men to use the 
books of the library, for limited periods, or on special occasions— 
subject to the rules of the library; but not more that six persons 
shall possess this privilege at the same time. 
11. The following works, and such others as the Managers may 
order, are not to be lent out of the library, without a written order 
from a member of the library committee: 
Albinus’s Anatomical Tables. 
Abbott & Smith’s Lepidopterous Insects of Georgia. 2 vols. 
Allionii Flora Pedemontana, 3 vols. 
Annesley’s Researches, 2 vols. 
Bell’s Anatomia Brittanica. 
Barrelieri leones Plantarum. 
Bontius de Medicum, 1658. 
Bulliard, Herbier de la France, 16 vols. 
Burmanii Herbarium Amboinense, 6 vols. 
Camperi leones Herniarum. 
Catesby’s Carolina, 2 vols. 
Cavanilles leones Plantarum, 6 vols. 
Cooper on Hernia. 
Cowper on the Muscles. 
Dictionnaire de l’Academie, 2 vols. 
Dictionnaire CEconomique, par Chom'el, 2 vols. 
Dillenii Hort.us Elthamensis, 2 vols. 
Dodonaei Stirpium Historia, 1583. XIV 
Fourcroy’s Synoptic Tables. 
Gall. Anatomic du Cerveau. 
Glauber’s Complete Works. 
Haileri leones Anatomicae. 
Hogben’s Plates to the Obstetric Studies. 
Horsefield’s Zoological Researches in Java. 
Hunter’s Gravid Uterus. 
Jacquin, Plantae Selectae. 
Johnson’s Dictionary, 2 vols. 
Koempfer’s leones Plantarum. 
Krohn’s Extra-Uterine Foetation. 
Lambert’s Description of the Pines. 
Le Vaillant, Oiseaux de l’Afrique. 
Loder’s Anatomische Tafeln, 4 vols. 
Malpighii Opera Omnia, 1697. 
Mascagni Vasorum Lymphaticorum. 
Matthioli Opera, 1574. 
Mauritii Historia Nat. Brasilia, 1649. 
Maygrier, d’Acouchemens. 
Michaux, Chenes de l’Amerique et l’Heriter Stirpes Novae. 
Miller’s Gardener’s Dictionary, 2 vols. 
Munro’s Nervous System. 
Munro’s Bursae Mucosae. 
Mulleri Zoologia Danica, 9 vols. 
CEderi leones Plantarum Danicae, 9 vols. 
Parkinson’s Paradisus Terrestris. 
Pena, Stirpium Adversaria, 1570. 
Plunder, Fougeres de l’Amerique. 
Redoute, Les Liliacees, 6 vols. 
Russel’s Indian Serpents. 
Scarpa, Tabulae Neurologicae. 
Scopoli Deliciae Insubricae. 
Smith, leones Plantarum. 
Smellie’s Obstetric Tables. 
Soemmering, leones Embryonum. 
Tabula Baseos Encephali. 
Plates of the Organs of Sense. 
Sheldon’s Absorbent System. 
Sparrman, Museum Carlsonianum. 
Thornton’s Sexual System of Linnaeus. 
Trew and Ehret, Planta Selecta. 
Tuson’s Myology, &c. 
Ventenat, Jardin de Malmaison. 
Veillot et Audebert, Ornithologie, 3 vols. 
Vesalii Opera. 
Willughby’s Ornithology. 
Willughbei Historia Piscium. 
Wilson’s American Ornithology, with Charles L. Bonaparte’s 
Continuation. INTRODUCTION. 
The sole object of the compiler of this catalogue has been to fur- 
nish a good index to the contents of the library; in the execution of 
his purpose, having no precedent which he conceived exactly suit- 
ed to the nature and circumstances of this collection, he has 
adopted such a classification as appeared best calculated to afford an 
easy means of reference. 
The first section contains all acknowledged works, under an al- 
phabetical disposition of the names of their authors; and is followed 
by a list, likewise alphabetical, of their editors and translators. 
The next place is occupied by the inaugural theses which are given 
collectively, in such a manner as to show at a glance the number 
from each university, the thesis of any particular individual, or on 
any selected subject. These have been separated from the other 
works with a view to economize space in the catalogue, and time 
to the person using it. Had they not been thus arranged, each 
must have been noticed in the index to subjects, and persons seek- 
ing complete treatises would frequently have been disappointed by 
references to brief inaugural dissertations. Those who wish to con- 
sult them or to know on what subjects they are written, will find 
their object facilitated by the present arrangement. 
All periodical works are classed, together with the memoirs, &c. 
of associations, under the names of their respective places of pub- 
lication in a distinct section; and the titles of such as continue to 
be received, are printed in italic letter. 
The anonymous publications, which however are not numerous, 
are arranged under separate heads according to the subjects of 
which they treat. 
The index to subjects which the compiler considered one of the 
most important features of his design, he has taken pains to render 
as copious as his time and acquaintance with the works would per- 
mit. It is divided into two parts, medical, and miscellaneous: the 
latter affords a ready means of reference to a fine collection of 
works on natural history; of which, particularly in the botanical 
division, the library contains many valuable and rare treatises. It 
is necessary to observe that this index embraces only the works in 
the first section of the catalogue, the arrangement of the other parts 
being such as to render it unnecessary to include them; or their ex- 
tent and variety, as in the periodical publications, precluding its 
possibility. 
The abbreviations indicating the size of the volumes are those in 
general use, with the exception, perhaps, of the small p, which is 
used to designate pamphlets. CONTENTS. 
Alphabetical catalogue of authors . . . page 1 to 202 
Editors and translators . 203—211 
Inaugural theses ....... 213—241 
Periodical literature, memoirs of societies, &c. . 243—257 
Anonymous publications 259—268 
Index to subjects, Medical, Surgical, and Chemical . 269—308 
Index Natural history, Natural Philosophy,? 222 
Mental Philosophy, and Miscellanea. 5 
Addenda 323 A 
OF THE 
BOOKS BELONGING TO THE MEDICAL LIBRARY 
OF THE 
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. 
ABERCROMBIE, J. 2045, O. Pathological and practical re- 
searches on diseases of the brain, and the spinal cord. 
By John Abercrombie, m. d. Edinb. 1828. 
2064, O. Pathological and practical researches on dis- 
eases of the stomach, intestinal canal, liver, and other 
viscera of the abdomen. Edinb. 1828. 
Abernethy, J. 294. O. vol. 15th p. Surgical and physioligical 
essays. By John Abernethy. Lond. 1793. 
406, O. vol. 2d. p. The same. 
802, 0. Surgical observations on tumours, disorders of 
the digestive organs &c. Part 1st and 2d. Lond. 1804 
and 1806. 
1118, O. Surgical observations on local diseases, aneu- 
risms, diseases resembling syphilis, and on diseases of the 
urethra. 2 vols. Lond. 1809 and 1810. 
1186, O. Surgical observations on injuries of the head; 
and on miscellaneous subjects. Lond. 1810. 
1295, 0. Surgical observations on local diseases, aneu- 
risms, injuries of the head &c. 2 vols. Philad. 1811. 
1411, and 1704. O. p. An inquiry into the probability and 
rationality of Mr. Hunter’s theory of life and diseases; de- 
livered before the roval college of surgeons, Lond. 1814 
and 1815. 
1721, O. Physiological lectures, exhibiting a view of Mr. 
Hunter’s physiology, and of his comparative anatomy. 
Lond. 1817. 2 
Abernethy, J. 1941, O. The surgical works of John Aberne- 
they, f. r. s. &c. 2 vols, Lond. 1825. 
1942, 0. Physiological lectures addressed to the college of 
surgeons. Lond. 1825. 
Abbott, J. 74, F. Natural history of the insects of Georgia. See 
Smith. 
Accum, F. 796, O. A system of theoretical and practical chem- 
istry, 2 vols. By Frederick Accum. Lond. 1805. 
927, O. The same. 2d edition, enlarged, 2 vols. Lond. 
1807. 
1258, O. The same. With an appendix, by Thomas 
Cooper, 2 vols. Philad. 1814. 
201, D. A manual of analytical mineralogy, 2 vols. Lond. 
1808. 
1290, 0. Elements of Crystallography, after the manner 
of Ha'uy; exhibiting the forms of Crystals, &c. with plates. 
Lond. 1813. 
288, D. A practical essay on chemical re-agents or tests, 
Lond. 1816. 
Acharius, E. 1352, O. Methodus Lichenum; ab Erico Achario 
m. d. with plates. 2 vols. Stockholmiae, 1803. 
Actuarius, 22, F. vol. 2d. Actuarii Zachariae filii, de spiritu ani- 
mali libri duo : prior de actionibus et aft'ectibus spiritus 
animalis, posterior de spiritus animalis nutritione : J. 
Alex. Tridentino interpreta, 1567. 
- ' ■ 22, F. vol. 2d. Actuarii de urinis—ab Amb. Leone No- 
lanto factus, ad Graecorum autem exemplarium fidem a 
Jacobo Gopylo recognitus. 
22, F. vol. 2d. Actuarii medicus sive de methodo meden- 
di, Cor. H. M. Brugensi, interprete. 
Adair, J. M. 208. O. Medical cautions, chiefly for the con- 
sideration of invalids. By James M. Adair, m. d. Bath. 
1787. 
1417, O. A philosophical and medical sketch of the natu- 
ral history oi body and mind; with an essay on the diffi- 
culty of attaining medical knowledge. Bath, 1787. 
—294, O. p. vol. 4. Essays on fashionable diseases, quacks 
and quackery, &c. By James M. Adair, formerly m. d. 
To which is added, a dramatic dialogue, by B. Goose- 
quill, and P. Paragraph. Lond. 1789. 
1123, 0. p. An essay on diet and regimen. Lond. 1804. 
Adams, Dan. 1222, 0. The medical and agricultural register, 
for 1806 and 1807. By Daniel Adams, m. b. Boston. 3 
Adams, Geo. 474. O. An essay on electricity anti magnetism, 
By George Adams, 3d. edition. Lond. 1787. 
588, O. Lectures on natural and experimental philoso- 
phy. By the late George Adams. With corrections and 
additions, by William Jones. 5 vols. Lond. 1799. 
Adams, Jos. 184, D. A popular view of vaccine inoculation. 
By Joseph Adams. Lond. 1807. 
187, Q. Observations on morbid poisons, chronic and 
acute. 2d. edition. Lond. 1807. 
894, O. p. Observations on cancerous breasts. Lond. 
1801. 
1091, O. An inquiry into the laws of epidemics. Lond. 
1809. 
1596, O. p. An essay on the supposed hereditary proper- 
ties of diseases. Lond. 1814. 
1693, O. Memoirs of the life and doctrines of the late 
John Hunter. Lond. 1817. 
Adams, Sir Wm. 1420, O. Practical observations on ectropiumj 
with a new operation for artificial pupil, and for cataract. 
By Sir William Adams. Lond. 1812. 
1880, O. The same. Lond. 1814. 
1724, O. A practical inquiry into the causes of the fail- 
ure of the operations of depression and extraction of the 
cataract, with a description of new operations. Lond. 
1817. 
——— 1724, O. A Letter to the directors of the Greenwich 
Hospital, on the extermination of the Egyptian opthal- 
mia. Lond. 1817. 
1761, and 1762, O. Official papers relating to the efficacy 
of Sir William Adams’ new mode of treating Cataract 
and Egyptian Opthalmia. Lond. 1813. 
Adamm, 624, O. Vitae Germanorum medicorum. A Melchiore 
Adamo. Heidelbergae, 1620. 
Adolph, 118. Q. vol. 1st. Programma, quo capsam petitianam 
pluribus complicati fracti casibus aptandam proponit. 
Auctore, J. T. Adolph, m. d. Helmstadii, 1760. 
Aetius, 22, F. vol. 2d. Aetii Medici Graeci contract® ex veteri- 
bus medicinae tetrabiblos, hoc est quaternio, id est libri 
universales quatuor: singuli, quatuor sermones complec- 
tentes: ut sint in summae quatuor. Sermonum quaterni- 
ones, id est sermones, xv. Per Janum Cornarium med, 
Latine conscripti, 1567. 
Aikin, Arth. 243, D. A manual of mineralogy. By Arthur Ai- 
kin, 2d edt. Lond. 1815. 4 
Aikin, A, and C. R. 193. Q. A dictionary of chemistry and 
mineralogy. By A. and C. R. Aiken, 2 vols. London, 
1807; and an appendix, Lond. 1814. 
Aikin, C. R. 142, D. Jennerian discovery, or a concise view ot 
all the important facts concerning the vaccine or cow 
pock. By C. R. Aikin. Philad. 1801. 
193, D. The same. Charlestown, Mass. 1801. 
Aikin, John, 228, O. Thoughts on hospitals. By John Aikin, 
With a letter to the author, by Thomas Percival m. d. 
f. r. s. Lond. 1771. 
215, 322, and 1497. O. An essay on the ligature of arte- 
ries. Lond. 1770. 
357, O. Biographical memoirs of medicine in Great Brit- 
ain from the revival of literature, to the time of Harvey. 
Lond. 1780. 
Aitken John, 3. I). Outlines of the theory and cure of fever. By 
John Aitken, m. d. Lond. 1781. 
18, O. Elements of the Theory and practice of physic 
and surgery. 2 vols. Lond. 1782. 
■.■—■ 1046, O. The same. Lond. 1783. 
579, O. Principles of midwifery, or puerperal medicine. 
Lond. 1784. 
— — ■ 224, O. Principles of anatomy and physiology. 2 vols. 
Lond. 1786. 
- ■ 336, 0. Essays on fractures and luxations, with plates. 
Lond. 1790. 
1606, O. The same. Lond. 1800. 
Ainslie, 1944, O. Materia Indica; or an account of the articles 
employed by the Hindoos and other eastern nations, in 
their medicine, arts and agriculture. By Whitlaw Ains- 
lie, m. d. 2 vols. Lond. 1826. 
■■■—— 1683, O. Medical, geographical, and agricultural report 
of a committee consisting of W. Ainslie, m. d. A. Smith, 
and M. Christy, m. d: appointed by the Madrass Govern- 
ment to inquire into the causes of the epedemic fever, 
which prevailed in some of the provinces during the years 
1809, 1810, and 1811. Lond. 1816. 
Ainsworth, 1900, O. An abridgment of Ainsworth’s Latin and 
English dictionary. By Thomas Morell, revised by Wil- 
liam Duncan. Edinb. 1821. 
Alton, 239, 0. Hortus Kewensis, or a catalogue of the plants cul- 
tivated in the royal botanic garden at Kew. By William 
Aiton, gardener, 3 vols. Lond. 1789. 5 
Akenside, 294, O. p. vol. 16. A commentary on the dysentery; 
translated from the latin of Dr. Akenside. By John 
Ryan, m. d. Lond. 1767. 
Alamort, 387, O. Practical observations on amputation, and the 
after treatment; illustrated by cases. By Edward Alan- 
son, 2d edit. Lond. 1782. 
Alard, 1009. O. Histone de l’Elephantiasis des Arabes, aver 
planches. Par M. Alard. Paris 1809. 
Albertus. 259, D. Alberti Magni de secretis mulierum, de virtu - 
tibus herbarum, &c. Item de Mirabilibus, de Falconibus 
&c. 2 vols. 48 vo. Lugduni Batav. 1596. 
Albinus, 1, F. Tables of the skeleton and muscles of the human 
body. By Bernaid Siegfred Albinus. Lond. 1749. 
, - l. F. A complete system of the blood vessels and nerves, 
from Albinus, Ruysch, Yieussens, Haller, &c. With 
plates. Lond. 1750. 
4. F. B. S. Albini, explicatio tabularum anatomicarum. 
Bartholomaei Eustachii. Leidae Batav. 1744. 
——— 11, Q. B.S. Albini, academicarum annotationum,libri sep- 
tern. 2 vols. Leidae, 1754. 
Alcock, J. JR. 400. D. Memoir on the stethoscope, vide Lisfranc. 
400, D. Medical guide to Paris, vide Ratier. 
Alcock. Thos. 1992, O. An essay on the use of chlorurets, as 
powerful disinfecting agents; and on their efficacy in ul- 
cers, gangrene, &c. By Thomas Alcock. Lond. 1827. 
2018, O. Memoir of Charles T. Haden, vide Haden. 
Alderson, 551, O. An essay on the rhus toxicodendron, or sumach, 
and its efficacy in paralytic affections. By John Alderson 
m. d. Hull, 1796. 
1967. O. An essay on apparitions, in which their appear- 
ance is accounted for independently of preternatural agen- 
cy. Lond. 1823. 
Aldini, 177. Q. An account of the late improvements in Galva- 
nism, with a series of curious and interesting experiments. 
By John Aldini. Lond. 1803. 
Alexander, D. 406. O. p. vol. 3d. A treatise on the nature and 
cure of cynanche trachealis. By Disney Alexander. Hud- 
dersfield. 
Alexander, IV. 525. O. An inquiry concerning putrid diseases. 
By William Alexander, m. d. Lond. 1771. 
Alibert, 681. O. Dissertations sur les fievres pernicieuses ou ato- 
niques intermittentes. Par J. L. Alibert. Paris, 1801. 
■ ■■■- 1622, O. A treatise on malignant intermittents. Transla- 6 
ted from the French, by Charles Caldwell, m. d. Philad. 
1807. 
Alibert, 1002, O. Noveaux elemens de therapeutique et materia 
medica. Suivis d’un essai sur Part de formuler et d’un 
precis sur eaux minerales, 2 vols. Paris, 1817. 
1150, O. Precis theorique et pratique des maladies de la 
peau, Tomes, 2. Paris, 1818. 
Allan, R. 94, F. A treatise on the operation of Lithotomy, with 
plates. By Robert Allan, Edinb. 1808. 
1818, 0. A system of pathological and operative surgery. 
3 vols. Edinb. 1819—1827. 
Allan, T. 1304, O. Mineralogical nomenclature, alphabetically 
arranged, with a synoptic table of the chemical analysis of 
minerals. By T. Allan, Edinb. 1814. 
Allen, J. 90, and 998, O. Synopsis medicinae, or a summary view 
of the whole practice of medicine, By John Allen, m. d. 
4th edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1761. 
Allen, J. TV. 1036, O. p. vol. 3d. A sermon preached for the benefit 
of the Humane Society. By John W. Allen. Rochester, 
1787. 
Alleyne, 59, 0. A new English dispensatory. By James Alleyne, 
m. d. Lond. 1733. 
Alley, 1603. 0. p. An essay on a peculiar eruptive disease ari- 
sing from the use of mercury. By G. Alley, Dub- 
lin, 1804. 
261. Q. p. Observations on the hydrargyria, or vesicular 
disease arising from mercury. Lond. 1810. 
Allionius, 85. F. Flora Pedemontana sive enumeratio stirpium Pe- 
dimontii. Auctore Carolo Allionio. 3 vols. Augustae, 1785. 
Alpinus, 45, Q. Prosper Alpinus de praesagienda vita et morte 
aegrotantium. Lugduni Batav. 1733. 
615. O. The presages of life and death in diseases. By 
Prosper Alpinus. Translated by R. James, m. d. 2 vols. 
Lond. 1746. 
Alston, 70. Q. Lectures on the materia medica, from the MS. 
of Dr. Charles Alston. By John Hope, m. d. 2 vols. 
Lond. 1770. 
Amesbury, 1947. O. A syllabus of surgical lectures, on the nature 
and treatment of fractures, diseases of the joints, &c. By 
J. Amesbury. Lond. 1827. 
Anderson, Jas. 665. O. Letters on cochineal, and on the cultivation 
of silk in India. By James Anderson m. d. Madras, 1789. 
Anderson, John, 107. D. Medical remarks on natural, sponta- 
neous, and artificial evacuation. By John Anderson, m. r». 
Lond. 1796. 7 
Anderson, Wm. 90. Q. System of surgical anatomy, part 1. On 
the structure of tne groin, pelvis, and perinaeum. By 
William Anderson. NewYork, 1822. 
Andree, 106. D. Account of an elastic trochar for tapping the hy- 
drocele, and abdomen. By John Andree. Loud. 1781. 
294, O. p. vol. 16. Considerations on bilious diseases, 
and some particular affections of the liver, and gall blad- 
der. 2d edit. Lond. 1790. 
764, 0. Cases and observations on the treatment of fistu- 
la in ano, hemorrhage, mortification, venereal disease, and 
strictures in the urethra. By John Andree, m. d. Lond.- 
1799. 
Andrews, 1296, O. Observations on the application of lunar caus- 
tic to strictures in the urethra and aesophagus. By M. 
W. Andrews, m. d. Lond. 1807. 
Annesley, 1991, 0. Sketches of the most prevalent diseases of In- 
dia. With tables and plates. By James Annesley. Lond. 
1825. 
338. Q. Researches into the causes, nature, and treatment 
of the more prevalent diseases of India, and of warm cli- 
mates generally. With plates. 2 vols. Lond. 1828. 
Arbuthnot, 1413. O. An essay on the effects of air on the human 
body. By John Arbuthnot, m. d. Lond. 1751. 
112, O. An essay concerning the nature and choice of ali- 
ments. Lond. 1756. 
Archer, 489, 0. Observations on the effects of oxygen on the 
animal and vegetable systems. By Clement Archer. Bath, 
1798. 
Aretseus, 246 . 0. Aretaeus; consisting of eight books on the cau- 
ses, symptoms and cure of acute and chronic diseases. 
Translated from the Greek. By John Moffat, m. d. 
Lond. 
22, F. vol. 1st. Aretaei cappadocis medici de causis et 
signis et curatione acutorum et diuturnorum morborum, 
libri quatuor. J. P. Crasso, Patavino, interprete, 1567. 
5, F. Idem. Edit, curavit Herm. Boerhaave, Lugd. Batav. 
1735. 
Armiger, 1575. O. p. Rudiments of anatomy and physiology, con- 
sisting of tables. ByT. J. Armiger. Part 1st. Lond. 1816. 
Armstrong, Chas. 1218. O. p. An essay on scrophula; with an ac- 
count of the effect of the carbonas ammoniae in that dis- 
ease. By Charles Armstrong, m. d. Lond. 1812. 
Armstrong Geo. 696. 0. An account of diseases most incident to 
children from birth, to the age of puberty. To which is 
added, an essay on nursing. Also an account of the dis- 8 
pcnsary for the infant poor. By George Armstrong, m. d. 
Lond. 1783. 
Armstrong, Geo. 245, D. The same. With notes, by A. P. 
Buchan, m. d. Lond. 1808. 
Armstrong, John, 405, O. vol. Istp. The art of preserving health, 
a poem. By John Armstrong, m. d. Lond. 1745. 
78, D. The same. Philad. 1786. 
Armstrong, J. 1590, O. p. Facts and observations on the fever 
commonly called puerperal. By John Armstrong, m. d. 
Lond. 1814. 
1412, O. Practical illustrations of typhus and other fe- 
brile diseases, Lond. 1816. 
1737, O. Practical illustrations of the scarlet fever, mea- 
sles, pulmonary consumption, and chronic diseases. Lond. 
1818. 
1849, O. Facts, observations, and practical illustrations re- 
lative to puerperal and scarlet fevers, pulmonary con- 
sumption and measles. Hartford, Conn. 1823. 
Arnand, 259, Q. Memoires de chirurgie, avec quelques remar- 
ques sur Petat de la medecine et de la chirurgie en 
France, et en Angleterre. Par George Arnaud, m. d. 
Tomes 2. Londres et a Paris, 1768. 
ArnauUl, 132, Q. Philosophic naturelle de trois anciens philoso- 
phies renommez Artephius, Flamel et Synesius, traitant 
de Parte occulte, et de la transmutation metallique—aug- 
mentee d’un traite du mercure et de la pierre des Philoso- 
phes de G. Riplerus. Par Pierre Arnauld. Paris 1682. 
Arnold, 157. O. Observations on the nature, kinds, causes, and 
prevention of insanity. By Thomas Arnold, m. d. 2 vols. 
Leicester, 1782, and 1786. 
380, O. A case of hydrophobia from the bite of a mad 
dog, successfully treated. Lond. 1793. 
Arnott, J. 1501, O. A treatise on strictures of the urethra con- 
taining an account of new instruments and improved meth- 
ods of treatment. By James Arnott. Lond. 1819. 
1804, O. The same. 
Arnott, N. 1976, O. Elements of physic or natural philosophy, 
general and medical, explained independently of techni- 
cal mathematics. By N. Arnott. m. d. Lond. 1827. 
Artephius, 132, Q. Vide Arnauld. 
Arthy, 491, O. The seaman’s medical advocate; illustrated by 
cases and facts. By Elliot Arthy. Lond. 1798. 
Asellius, 53, F. Vide Spigellius. 
Ash, 76. T). Chemical analysis of the medicinal properties of 9 
mineral waters of Spa and Aix-la-Chapelle in Germany, 
&c. By John Ash, m. d. Loud. 1788. 
Aahwelt, 2070, O. A practical treatise on parturition. By Samuel 
Ash well. With an appendix on abdominal surgery and 
transfusion, by Dr. Blundell. Lond. 1828. 
Assalini, 176, D. Observations on the plague, dysentery, and 
ophthalmia of Egypt. By P. Assalini. Translated from 
the French, by Adam Neal. Lond. 1804. 
A si rue, 58, O. A treatise of the venereal disease, originally in 
Latin. By John Astruc; translated by William Barrowby. 
2 vols. Lond. 1737. 
1415, 0. A treatise on the diseases of children. Lond. 
1746. 
1416, 0. Academical lectures on fevers. Lond. 1747. 
995. 0. A treatise on the diseases of women. 2 vols. 
Lond. 1762. 
1414, 0. Elements of Midwifery. Translated by S. 
Ryley. Lond. 1766. 
Atkins, 405, O. vol. 4. p. A treatise on the use of mineral springs 
in general. By John Atkins. Lond. 1742. 
Aublet, 246, Q. Ilistoire des plantes de la Guiane Francaise ran- 
gees suivant la methode sexuelle. Par M. F. Aublet. 
Tomes 4. Paris 1775. 
Aubry, 997, 0. Les Oracles de Cos. Par M. Aubry. Nouv. 
Edit. Montpel. 1810. 
Audebert, 111. F. Histoire naturelle des Colibris, Oiseaux mou- 
ches, Jacamars et Promerops. Par J. P. Audebert et L. 
P. Vieillot. Tomes 3. Paris, 1802. 
Aureliamis, 41, Q. Caelius Aurelianus de morbis acutis et chroni- 
cis. Amstel, 1722. 
Austin, 1618, O. p. A treatise on the origin and component parts 
of the stone in the urinary bladder. By William Austin, 
M. D. Lond. 1791. 
Avenbrugger, 156, D. Leopoldi Avenbrugger, m. d. Inventum 
novum ex percussione thoracis humani ut signo abstrusos 
interni pectoris morbos detegendi. Vindobonae, 1761. 
1239, 0. Nouvelle methode pour reconnaitre les maladies 
internes de la poitrine par la percussion de cette cavite. 
Trad, du Latin par J. N. Corvisart. Paris, 1808. 
Averill, 379, D. A short treatise on operative surgery, describing 
the principal operations. By Charles Averill. With ad- 
ditions. By John Bell m. d. Philad. 1823. 
Ayre, 1647. O. Practical observations on the nature and treatment 10 
of marasmus and the disorders allied to it. By Joseph 
Ayre, m. D.Lond. 1818. 
•(lyre, 1909, 0. Practical observations on those disorders of the 
liver and digestive organs which produce bilious com- 
plaints. Lond. 1821. 
1908. O. Researches into the nature and treatment of 
dropsy. Lond. 1825. 
Ayshford, 207, Q. Tabular views of the anatomy of the human 
body. By H. H. Ayshford, m. d. Lond. 1810. 
Azara, 1380. O. Vide D’Azara. 
Babbington, 117, Q. A new system of mineralogy, in the form of 
a catalogue. By William Babbington, m. d. Lond. 1799. 
Bachc, 2049, O. A system of chemistry for the use of students of 
medicine. By Franklin Bache, m. d. Philad. 1819. 
Back, 68, D. Dissertatio de corde—vide Harvey. 
Bacon, 29. F. Francisci Baconi, Baronis de Verulam, opera om- 
nia. Tomi 4. Or the works of the Lord Bacon in 4 vols. 
Lond. 1730. 
Bacot, 1664, 0. Observations on syphilis, principally with refer- 
ence to the use of mercury. By John Bacot. London, 1821. 
■ 1948, O. Observations on the use and abuse of friction, and 
on motion and rest in surgical diseases. Lond. 1822. 
Badham, 204. D. Observations on inflammation of the bronchi®. 
By Charles Badham, m. d. Lond. 1808. 
242, D. An essay on bronchitis with a supplement contain- 
ing remarks on simple pulmonary abscess, &c. &c. 2nd 
edit. Lond. 1814. 
Baglivi, 35, Q. Opera omnia Georgii Baglivi, Medico-practica et 
anatomic®. Lugd. 1745. 
86, O. The practice of physic reduced to the ancient way 
of observations. Translated from the’Latin. Lond. 1704. 
Bailey John, 1706, O. p. Observations on the use of Belladonna 
in painful disorders of the head and face. By John Bailey. 
Lond. 1818. 
Baillie, 384, O. The morbid axiatomy of some of the most im- 
£>rtant parts of the human body. By Matthew Baillie, m. d. 
ond.1793. 
1421, O. The same. 4th edit. Lond. 1812. 
197, Q. A series of engravings with explanations, to illus- 
trate the morbid anatomy of the human body. Lond. 1799. 
1877, 0. The works of Matthew Baillie, m. d. With the 
life of the author by James Wardrop. 2 vols. Lond. 1825. 
Baker, Geo. 118, Q. vol. 2. p. De catarrho et de dysenteria Lon- 11 
dinensi epidemicis utrisque an. 1762. Auctore Geo. Baker. 
Lond. 1764. 
Baker, 1738, O. Medical tracts by Sir Geo. Baker, Bart. m. d. 
Read at the college of physicians between the years 1767, 
and 1785. Lond. 1818. 
Baker\ Hen. 961, O. An attempt towards the natural history of 
the polype. By Henry Baker, m. d. Lond. 1743. 
Bakewell, 1424, 0. An introduction to geology, with outlines of 
that of England. By Robert Bakewell, 2nd edit. Lond. 
1815. 
Balfour, F. 348, O. A treatise on putrid intestinal remitting fe- 
vers; in which the laws of the febrile state and sol-lunar 
influence are investigated. By Francis Balfour, m. p. 
Edinb. 1790. 
Balfour, Wr. 1570, O. p. A new mode of curing rheumatism and 
sprains, without debilitating. By William Balfour, m. d. 
Edinb. 1816. 
1805, 0. Illustrations of the power of emetic tartar in the 
cure of fever, inflammation, asthma, &c. Edinb. 1819. 
Baltzell, 1036, O. vol. 17th p. An essay on the mineral properties 
of the sweet springs of Virginia. By John Baltzell. Balti- 
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OF THE 
EDITORS AND TRANSLATORS 
OF 
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Adet, P. A. 1036, 0. p. vol. 7th. v. Priestley. 
Aikin, John, 453, 0. v. Lewis. 
Alcock, Thomas, 2018,0. v. Haden. 
400, D. v. Lisfranc. 
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Alibard, M. 257, I). v. Franklin. 
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Wm. 1776, O. v. Cooper. 
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Bache, Franklin, 1781, 0. v. Ure. 
Baden, Dr. 546, O. v. Le Clerc. 
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Ballard, J. J. 300, O. v. Metzger. 
Banks, Sir Jos. 211, Q. v. Houston. 
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Bartoli, j. 1929, O. v. Brera. 
Barton, B. S. 1225, O. v. Cullen. 
Barton, W. P. C. 1293, O. v. Gregory. 
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Battara, J. Ant. 101, F. v. Bonannius. 
Bavinho, Casp. 47, F. v. Matthioli. 
Becherus, J. J. 64, D. v. Sennertus. 204 
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Beddoes, Thos. 567, O. v. Brown. 
Bell, John, 379, D. v. Averill. 
1904, O. v. Broussais. 
Bennett, Wm. 1951, O. v. Tiedeman. 
Berard, F. 811, 0. v. Cabanis. 
Bichat, Xav. 1241, O. v. Desault. 
Boerhaave, Herm. 5, F. v. Aretaeus. 
Bosquillon, E. F. M. 1678, O. v. Sprengel. 
Boulton, Richd. 614, O. v. Boyle. 
Bourdelotti, Pet. 39, Q. v. Fabricius. 
Bousquet, J. B. 425, O. v. Hufeland. 
Bradley, Thos. 182, D. v. Fox. 
Breschet, Gilbt. 1157, O. v. Hodgson. 
Briggs, Jas. 908, O. v. Scarpa. 
Brixne, 0. 364, 0. v. Tortius. 
Brown, Jos. 52, F. v. Mayern. 
Wm. C. 560, O. v. Burserius. 
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Bucretius, Dan. 53, F. v. Placentinus. 
Burmannus, Joh. 87, F. v. Rumphius. 
Caignou, E. de 1833, O.v. Broussais. 
Caldwell, Chas. 383, O. v. Blumenbach. 
814, and 815, 0. v. Desault. 
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— 1385, O. v. Cullen. 
1622, O. v. Alibert. 
Calvet, M. 1929,0. v. Brera. 
Cayol, M. 2011, O. v. Scarpa. 
Chambeyron, A. M. 2060, O. v. Hoffbauer. 
Chapman, Nathl. 1105 and 1113, v. Burns. 
* 1246, O. v. Richerand. 
1 1 1298, O. v. Murray. 
Chavernac, J. 184, Q. p v. Dellonis. 
Children, J. G. 1957, O. v. Berzelius. 
Clossius, Jo. Fred. 691, O. v. Macbride. 
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Coffin, J. G. 1248 and 1249,0.'v. Bichat. 
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1895, O. v. Prout. 
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Copeland, Thos. 1200, O. v. Ford. 
Coray, Dr. 973, 0. v. Hippocrates. 
Cornarius, Jan. 22, F. vol. 1st, Paulus ./Eginetjp. 
22, F. vol. 2d, Aetius. 
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Crassus, J. P. 22, F. vol. 1st, v. Aretaeus. 
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Crichton, Alex. 166, D. v. Blumenbach. 
Cullen, Edmd. 32, O. v. Bergman. 
Wm. 37, O. v. Haller. 
Currie, Wm. 218, 0. v. Hunter. 
1698, 0. v. Thomas. 
Cutbush, Edwd. 1089, 0. v. Calca^ni. 
Dale, Thos. 83, 0. v. Friend. 
Dallowe, Tim. 9. Q. v. Boerhaave. 
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Davis, I). D. 902, O. v. Pinel. 
Deckers, Fred. 65, D. v. Barbette. 
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Delpech, J. 2012, O. v. Scarpa. 
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Duges, Ant. 776, O. v. La Chapelle. 
Dumeril, C. 1523, O. v. Cuvier. 
Duncan, And. 45, O. v. Hoffman. 
Wm. 1900, O.v. Ainsworth. 
Dunghson, Robley, 391, D. v. Magendie. 
n i o- O' v' IjarreY. 
Du riel, Sieur, 585, O. v. Glauber. “ 
Buval, H. A. 340, D. v. Richard. 
Earle, James, 262, 0. v. Pott 
Edwards, Mr. 73, F. v. Catesby. 
Elliotson, John, 1691, O. v. Blumenbach. 
Erskine, Chas. 205, O. v. Gaubius. 
Eyerell, Jos. 403 and 404, O. v. Stoll. 206 
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Farr, Sam. 109, Q. v. Hippocrates. 
Farrell, M. 823, O. v. Boyer. 
960, O. v. Berthollet. 
Foesio, Anutio, 45, F. v. Hippocrates. 
Foquier, M. 396, D. v. Celse. 
Forbes, John, 1994, O. v. Laennec. 
Forsyth, Wm. 379, O. v. Gmelin. 
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Fresnel, M. 1957, O. v. Berzelius. 
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Fyfe, Andw. 24, F. v. Bell. 
Gardner, Jos. 403, D. v. Magendie. 
Gataker, Mr. 85 and 1068, O. v. Ledran. 
Gates, Jacob, 1206, 0. v. Corvisart. 
Gaubius, H. D. 27, F. v. Swammerdam. 
Gaza, Theod, 331, D. v. Theophrastus. 
Gilibert, Jo. Em. 594, O. v. Linnaeus. 
Giseke, Paul D. 1322 and 1382, O. v. LinnSeus. 
Gmelin, J. F. 501 and 726, O. v. Linnaeus. 
Godman, J. D. 1856, O. v. Cooper. 
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Gopylo, Jacob, 22, F. vol. 2d v. Actuarius. 
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— 2020, O. v. Carus. 
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Haggard, John, 1936, O. v. Nicholl. 
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845, O. v. Morveau. 
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1790, O. v. Henry. 
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Hayward, Geo. 1775, 0. v. Bichat. 
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184, Q. v. Walters. 
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1327 and 1359, O. v. Merriman. 
R. 615, O. v. Alpinus. 
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1951, (). v. Tiedeman. 
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264, Q. v. Tournefort. 
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1430, 0. v. Lacepede. 
1644, 0. v. Cuvier. 
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Kirkpatrick, J. 42, O. v. Tissot. 208 
Kirvvan Richd. 1449, O. v. Dickson. 
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216, 0. v. Commerell. 
Leveielle, J. B. F. 858, O. v. Scarpa. 
Lewis, Win. 45, O. v. Hoftman. 
10, Q. v. Newman. 
Lordat, P. J. 1436, 0. v. Barthez. 
Louis, M. 365, D. v. Boerhaave. 
Lyonet, P. 675, 0. v. Lesser. 
Mahon, P. A. O. 1208, O. v. Stoll. 
Maire, Joh. 190, O. v. Boot. 
Mangetus, Joh. J. 26, F. v. Bonetus. 
Marc, C. C. H. 267, O. v. Rose. 
Martin, Thos. 58, F. v. Miller. 
Martyn, Thos. 983, O. v. Rousseau. 
Meade, Wm. 341, D. v. Wilson. 
Mease, Jas. 670, O. v. Jones. 
791, O. v. Willich. 
Mercier, J. B. 293, 0. v. Zimmerman. 
Merrick, Arnold, 1743, O. v. Thenard. 
Millar, Jas. 1135, O. v. Williams. 
Miller, Edw. 1275, 0. v. Thomas. 
Moffatt, John, 246, O. v. Aretaeus. 
337, O. v. Hippocrates. 
Monteith, Geo. C. 1843, O. v. Weller. 
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Packe, Chr. 56, F. v. Glauber. 
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Patterson, Robt. 1097, O. v. Ewing. 
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Pitcairn, Archd. 62, D. v. Boerhaave. 
Plancius, Jan. 228, Q. v. Columna. 
Plumptree, Ann, 1435, O. v. Bertrand. 
Pordage, Sami. 128, F. v. Willis. 
Portal, Ant. 116, Q. v. Lieutaud. 
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Pugh, B. 469, O. v. Pouzaire. 
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Reid, Alex. 19 and 20, O. v. Ledran. 
Richerand, A. 810 and 823, O. v. Boyer. 
1149, O. v. Bordeu. 
Riollay, Francis, 363, O. v. Hippocrates. 
Robison, John, 179, Q. and 897, O. v. Black. 
Ross, YVm.725, 0. v. Cuvier. 
Rouzet, L. 684 and 778, O. v. Dumas. 
Rush, Benjn. 210, D. v. Cleghorn. 
122 and 1171, O. v. Hillary. 
87 and 1129, O. v. Pringle. 
1100 and 1137, O. v. Sydenham. 
830, O. v. Senac. 
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Ryland, W. N. 386, D. v. Collin. 
Ryley, S. 1414, O. v. Astruc. 
Saint-John, Jas. 729, O. v. Lavoisier. 
Saint-Marie, E. 845, O. v. Roger. 
Salmon, Wm. 56, O. v. Bates. 
Samber, Mr. 103, O. v. Boerhaave. 
Schmeisser, G. 551, O. v. Uslar. 
Schomberg, R. 1562, O. v. Van Swieten. 
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Scott, A. 895, O. v. Murray. 
— Jas. 1992, O. v. Labarraque. 210 
Senebier, Jean, 802, O. v. Spallanzani. 
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J. 1577, O. v. Heberden. 
— O. B. 1570, O. v. Cazalet. 
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928, O. v. Chaptal. 
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Zuingero, Theod. 124, Q. and 21, D. v. Wepfer. CATALOGUE 
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IN TWO PARTS. 
Part 1st being an Index to the Universities, and the 
Names of the Graduates. 
Part 2d, A general Catalogue in the order of the 
Subjects. The whole arranged alphabetically. *** The letter affixed to each name in the first part is 
that under which the Thesis of the individual is arranged 
in the catalogue of subjects; thus the letter P, after the 
name of Tretzelius, indicates that his Thesis will be found 
under that letter in the 2d part. PART I. 
Alt dorfi. 
Tretzelius, A. G. P 
Amstelodami. 
Bonn, A. M 
Argentorati. 
Cuenotte, F. A. F. V 
Ehrtnan, J. F. H 
Fried, G. A. F 
Lobstein, J. F. N 
Toggenburger, Joh. U. S 
* Edinburgi. 
Abernethie, Gul. A 
Armstrong, Joan, T 
Balfour, Tho. C 
Ball, Gul. T 
Barclay, Joan. I 
Bell, Geo. P 
Betham, Campbell, D 
Black, Jos. * H 
Bond, Joan. I 
Boyd, Gul. D 
Broughton, Gul. U 
Buchanan, Fra. F 
Burnside, Tho. P 
Butt, J. M. S 
Butter, Gul. A 
Campbell, Alex. A 
Campbell, Archd. V 
Cleghorn, Gul. I 
Cleghorn, Rob. S 
Clerk, Dav. R 
Clifton, Benj. D 
Crawford, Tho. C 
Cullen, Archd. F 
Cullen, Hen. C 
Daly, Dan. M 
De Butts, Sam. A 
Dennison, Ric. V 
Dickson, R. W. M 
Dixon, Gul. M. H 
Douglas, Christ. D 
Drummond, Alex. F 
Drummond, Colin, I 
Elliott, Tho. C 
Emmett, Tho. A. A 
Evans. Joan. F 
Falconer, Gul. N 
Ferris, Sam. S 
Fisher, Edv. F 
Fordyce, Geo. C 
Fothergill, Joan. E 
Fowler, Tho. V 
French, Jac. I 
Gartshore, Maxwell, P 
Gibson, Gul. O 
Gilchrist, Joan. F 
Gourlay, Gul. E 
Gregory , Jac. M 
Grieve, Geo. S 
Griffin, Joan. T. F 
Hahnbaum, G. F. C 
Hamilton, Jac. P 
Hare, Jac. S 
Hart, Hen. A 
Harvey, Gul. V 
Henderson, Joan. P 
Hendy, Jac. S 
Heysnam, Joan. R 
Home, Fra. F 
* See also Webster, Car. 158, O. Medicinse praxeos systema, ex academia: Edin- 
burgenae disputa tionibus inauguralibus prsecipue de promptum, et secundum naturse 
ordinem digestum. Curante (Jarolo Webster, M. D. Tom. 3. Edinb. 1781, 216 
Hunter, Joan. H 
Jameson, Joan. I 
Jameson, Rob. V 
Keary, Pat. F 
Kier, Gul. A 
Lander, Joan. * C 
Langlands, Rob. A 
Lashley, Tho. C 
Leeds, Sam. A 
Lilie, Gul. G. P 
Lind, J .c. V 
Lind, Jac. F 
Lindsay, Joan. C 
Logan, Geo. V 
Logan, Geo. 
Logan, Joan. M. V 
Low, Tho. F 
Lyons, Jac. 
Macfarlan, Joan. D 
M‘Donald, Biker, M 
M‘Donnell, Jac. S 
M‘Fait, Ebenezer, A 
M‘Fie, Jac. V 
M‘Ilvaine, Jac. R 
Merriman, Sam. C 
Moncrieffe, Gul. G 
Monro, Alex. T 
Monro, Donaldus, H 
Monteith, Joan. D 
Munro, Gul. T 
Nihell, Laur. C 
Nooth, Joan. R 
Odier, Ludov. M 
Owen, Hugo, C 
Owen, Pryce, M 
Palmer, Joan. V 
Parnham, Joan. C 
Parr, Barth, B 
Patterson, Jac. E 
Pearson, Geo. P 
Physick, Philip Syng, A 
Pultney, Ric. C 
Quin, Car. Gul. H 
Ramsay, Rob. B 
Remmet, Rob. O 
Riddel, Gualterus, N 
Ross, Alex. A 
Ruston, Tho. F 
Sanden, Tho. A 
Scanlan, Joan. L 
Scott, Gul. A 
Shaw, Gul. M 
Sims, Joan. A 
Sleigh, Jos. F. A 
Smith, Tho. A 
Stevens, Edv. A 
Stewart, Car. A 
Stuart, Car. N 
Tapscott, Jac. C 
Threipland, Stuartus, P 
Turner, Gul. H 
Turpin, Phil. E 
Unthank, Joan. L 
Wade, Car. N 
Wainman, Ogle, V 
Waller, Tho. T 
Wemyss, Gul. O 
Wilson, Andreas, L 
Winterbottom, Joan. A 
Wistar, Casparo, A 
Withering, Gul. O 
Worthington, Sam. A 
Wright, Edv. F 
Wynne, Gabriel, C 
Young, Tho. L 
Gottingx. 
Cramer, Christ. P 
Dahl, Pet. Hen. H 
Gaudelius, Joan. Hen. H 
Wendt, Fred. P 
Vogel, Joh. Herm. G 
Groningx. 
Gummer, Jac. S 
Halx Magd. 
Barchevitz, M. Aug. P 
Harderwyck. 
Linnaeus, Carolus, F 217 
Lipsise. 
Jankius, Joan. Godf. F 
Pilling, Joan. Sam. U 
Reichel, Geo. C. E 
Reichel, G. C. O 
Lugduni Batav. 
Curtius, Car. Wern. M 
Crompton, Petrus, C 
Leon, Solomon de, I 
Mautt, Job. Fred. C 
May, Gul. T 
Pallas, Pet. Simon, I 
Stockar, Joh. Geo. S 
New York. 
Andrews, Alex. M 
Bogart, Henry, A 
Quackenbos, Nic. J. D 
Saltonstall, Wm. N 
Paris. 
Benech, L. V. T 
Boullard, F. J. I 
Broussais, C. D 
Codet, P. J. A. A 
Denize, G. A. C 
Deslandes, L. P 
Desprats, Jean, P 
Fayod, C. F. D. R. F 
Julien, P. A. G 
Lallemand, F. P 
Laprugne, S. J. G. S 
Leveque, P. J. M. I 
Marchant, J. L. L. M 
O’Rvan, Joannes, II 
Tardy, H. G. I 
Vialle, J. B. I 
Philadelphia. 
Allston, Wm. D 
.Andrews, John, A 
Agnew, Jas. P 
Archer, Jas. C ' 
Archer, John, A _ 
Ashton, Henry, F ■ 
Atlee, Edwin, M 
Bache, Wm. A 
Baldwin, Wm. C 
Ball, Thos. S 
Ballard, Benj. , ~f P 
Barton, Wm. P. C. N 
Bellinger, John S. P ‘ 
Berkely, Robt. 
Bibb, Wm. W. M„ 
Black, Robt. F< 
Bloodgood, Jos. H t 
Blundell, Jas. D 
Brailsford, Edwd. T J 
Brockenborough, Austin, L 
Brown, Richd. P . 
Brown, Wm. H 
Bryarly, Wm. H' 
Burwell, Lewis, D . 
Caldwell, Chas. C 
Camp, John H. M 
Carter, Robt. O 
Chalwill, Wm. G. F ! 
Champneys, Benjn. D 
Chapman, Nath. F 
Chisolm, Robt. — H- 
Church, John, 
Claiborne, John, L 
Clarke, Micajah, L 
Cleaver, Isaac, C 
Cocke, Chas. G 
Cocke, Jas. I 
Cocke, John, J 
Cocke, Wm. T 
Colesberry, Henricus, E 
Condict, Lewis, C 
Conover, Sam. F. S 
Cooper, Sami. D 
Coxe, John R. I 
Cozens, Wm. R. Aj 
Creager, Lewis, D 
Cuningham, Rob. M. F 
Cutbush, Edwd. I 
Daingerfield, Henry P. A 
Darlington, Wm. H 
Davidson, R. G. W. C 218 
De Butts, Elisha, E 
De Witt, Benj. O 
Dewees, Win. P. P 
Disborough, Henry, C 
Dorsey, John S. G 
Douglas, John, M 
Downey. Wm. P 
D’Oyley, Danl. S 
iDrayton, Chas. U 
"Dryad ale, Thus. II 
Dudley, Benj. L 
Dunbar, John R. W. N 
Duval, Grafton, M 
Evans, Geo. F 
Ewell, Thos. S 
Ffirth, Stubbins, F 
Fisher, Jas. D 
Floyd, John, M 
Foissin, Peter, S 
'Foushee. John H. S 
Gartley, Sam. B 
Geddy, John C. A 
Gibbons, Wm. H 
Glover, Jos. D 
Gough, John P. C 
Gray, Henry M. C 
Green, Enoch, L 
Griffiths, Elijah, O 
Hahn, John, E 
Hall, Richd. E 
Handy, Hast. O 
Hart, John, S 
Hartshorne, Jos. A 
Hodge, Benj. G. A 
Holmes, Robt. B 
Horsefield, Thos. R 
Hoskins, John, D 
Howard, Wm. F 
Hubard, Jas. T. F 
Huger, Frans. K. G 
Hutchinson, Jas. C 
Jackson, Henry, E 
Jackson, Sam. '7 A 
.Jacobs, Wm. S. C 
Jenks, Phineas, P 
Johnson, Josephus, C 
Johnston, Robert, I 
Jones, Edw. P 
Jones, Sam. H 
king, Rob. J. B. 
Klapp, Jos. A- 
Knapp, M.L. A 
Lamb, John, A 
Laws, John, O 
Legare, Danl. \T. 
Lockette, H. W. B 
Logan, George, F 
Mace, John, D 
Mackenzie, Colin, D 
Macrery, Jos. J* A 
M‘Call, Edwin L. F 
M‘l)onald, Thompson, C 
M‘Farlane, J. H. A 
Madison, Jas. C. I 
Magruder, Ninian, S 
Martin, John, B 
Massie,Thos. P 
Matthews, Sam. M 
May, Alex. D 
May, Arthur, S 
Mayo, Robt. S 
Mease, James, H 
Meredith, Chas. P 
Mifflin, Chas. H 
Miller, Peter, P 
Miller, Robt. C 
Mitchell, Geo. E. F 
Mitchell, John S. U 
Moore, John, D 
Moore, David, O 
Morris, Chas. P 
Nelson, Wm. C 
Newcomb, Danl. C 
Norcom, Jas. J, 
Oswald, John, A 
Otto, John, E 
Parker, John, F 
Parrish, Jos. P 
Penington, John, F 
Perkins, Elijah, D 
Pfeiffer, Geo. s G 
Post, Jotham, UM 
Potter, Nath. A 
Prendergrast, Garrett E. M 
Price, Thus. D. M 
Prioleau, P. G. M< 219 
Proudfit, Jacobus, P 
Pugh, Whitmill H. N 
Rees, John T. M 
Robertson, Felix, C 
Roebuck, Jarvis, B 
.Rogers, Pat. K. L 
Rose, Henry, P 
Rosset, A. J. F 
Rousseau, J. B. C. A 
ARowan, Thos. F 
Rush, James, O 
Rush, John, D 
Savin, Richd. L. C 
S wyer, M. E. L 
Scott, Franklin, O 
Seaman, Valentine, O 
Seip, Fred. C 
Selby, Win. F. A 
r Semmes, Thos. L 
Seybert, Adam, B 
.Shaw, Wm, F 
Shulze, Benj. P 
Simmons, Wm. H. H 
Smith, Edw. D. C 
Smith, Thos. I 
Spencer, Oliver H. D 
Stevens, Alex. H. I 
Stevenson, Cosmo G. G 
Stock, John E. C 
Stokes, Gul. A 
Stuart, Jas. F 
Thomas, Geo. G. K 
Thomas Tristram, P 
Thompson, Hodge, S 
Thornton, Geo. A. M 
Tongue, Jas. V 
Trent, John, R 
Triplet, Thos. A 
Tucker, Sami. L 
Tucker, Wright, C 
Wacker, Jacob D. H 
Walker, Jas. S 
Walker, John M. C 
Wallace, J. W. 'fm C 
Walmsley, Thos. A 
Washington, Wm. D 
Watts, W. F 
Webb, Wm. C 
White ford, Hugh, C 
Williamson, M. H. F 
Willis, John, A 
Wilson, Daniel, O 
YV ilson, Gootlridge, A 
YVrilson, John, D 
YVoodhouse, Jas. P 
Youle, Joseph, R 
Young, John R. t N 
Trajecti ad JRhenum. 
Calkoen, Nic. H 
Upsalise. 
Aschan, Joh. Laur. A 
Colliander, Zach. M 
Dandenelle, Claud. Ab, H 
Ekmark, Car. D. H 
Gedner, Elias, F 
Gevalin, Joh. Ericus, P 
Griffberg, Isaco Olai, V 
Hedren, Joh. Jac. B 
Pentz, Car. Joh. D 
Struve, Jac. Bern. E 
Wilcke, H. C. Dan. A 
Ziervogel, Sam. N 
The theses of the following 
students of the university of Up- 
sal are contained in the “ Amoe- 
nitates Academics.” 
Vide Linnaeus. 
Acharius, E. P 
Acrell, J. G. S 
Adler, C. F. N 
x\lander, O. R. I 
Ain, J. P 
Aman, N. N. F 
Aphonin, M. N 
Aspelin, Elia, F 
Avelin, G. E. I 
Avellan, N. P 
Back, A. A 
Bsckman, A. P. O 
Bsckner, M. I 220 
Balk, Laur. M 
Barck, H. V 
Berger, A. M. F 
Bergius, P. R 
Bergius, P. J. M 
Bergman, J. G. C 
Berlin, A. H. M 
Berzelius, B. P 
Beyersten, J. G. 0 
Biberg, J. N 
Bierchen, P. M 
Biuur,J. ]3 
Bladh, A.J. E 
Blom, C. M. Q 
Boeder, C. E. R 
Bostrom, A. F 
Bremer, Pet. p 
Brodd, S. M 
Burg, Hier. von der, D 
Carlbohm, G. J. C 
Chenon, L. J. P 
Colliander, J. G. S 
Colin, John V. C 
Dahl, A. I 
Da hi berg, N. E. P 
Dahlgren, J. A. E 
Dahlgren, J. A. P 
Darelius, J. A. C 
Dassow, C. M. P 
Dubois, G. T 
Eckmarck, C. D. A 
Elf, Erico, H 
Elmgren, J. JJ 
Elmgren, G. p 
Engstrom, Pet. y 
Fagraeus, J. T. M 
Falck, J. P. p 
Ferber, J. J. p 
Flygare, J. p 
Fornander, A. H 
Forskahl, J. G. I 
Fougt, Henr. C 
Gahn, H. A 
Gahn, Nicol. P 
Gedner, C. C 
Georgii, G. E. O 
Graberg, J. M. H 
Grafberg, J. M. F 
Grufberg, J. 0. F 
Grysselius, J. M 
Hager, J. H. N 
Hagstrom, J. O. C 
Halenius, J. P 
Hall, B. M. N 
Hallenberg, G. D 
Hallman, J. G. 
Hartman, J. 
Hasselquist, Fr. P 
Hast, B. R. A 
Hedenburg, And. P 
Hedin, S. A. C 
Hedin, S. A. F 
Hegardt, Corn. F 
Heidenstam, E. ab. II 
Heiligtag, J. B. A 
Hellenius, C. N. II 
Hesselgren, N. P 
Hiden, J. A 
Hiort, J. P 
Hiortzberg, L. M 
Hoffberg, C. F. C 
HolFman, A. C 
Hojer, J.C. P 
Holm, G. T. F 
Holmberger, P. A 
Hoppius, C. E. A 
Hornborg, B. F 
Hornborg, J. P 
Hultman, D. N 
Jerlin, J. M 
Johansson, B. I 
Jorlin, E. P 
Juslenius, A. D. P 
Kahler, Mart. C 
Kararnyschew, A. N 
Kiernander, J. S 
Klase, Laur. M. B 
Lado, Chr. M 
Laurin, C.J. M 
Le Moine, W. O 
Lenaeus, C. A. M 
Lindecrantz, E. M. C 
Lindberg, F. N 
Lindh, J. S 
Lindhult, J. M 
Lindwall, J. M 221 
Lolling, P. G 
Loo, A.ug. B 
Lundmarck, Job. D. L 
Luut, C. J. F 
Lyman, Joh. • P 
Martin, A. R. B 
Martin, Rol. P 
Montin, L. S 
Murray, A. T 
Naezen, Dan. E. G 
Natthorst, T. E. F 
Naucler, Sam. H 
Nauman, J. J. M 
Nordblad, E. A. P 
Nyander, J. C. E 
Odhelius, J. L. C 
CEhrquist, D. J. D 
GSsterman, A. S 
(Esterman, M. G. C 
Palmaerus, Is. O 
Petersen, J. C. C 
Pfeiffer, Joh. F 
Pilgren, J. S 
Pontin, D. D. A 
Printz, J. P 
Ramstrom, C. L. G 
Reftelius, J. M. B 
Ribe, C. F 
Roos, J. C. M 
Rosenthal, C. F. F 
Rotheram, J. M 
Rothman, G. R 
Rudberg, Dan. P 
Rudberg, J. S 
Rydbeck, E. 0. I 
Sal berg, J. F 
Salomon, E. S 
Sandman, C. G. F 
Schreber, J. C. D. T 
Schroeder, J. M 
Sidren, J. M 
Siefvert, J. V. A 
Skragge, N. M 
Soderberg, I). H. 1’ 
Scederberg, Olao, N 
Sparrmann, A. C 
Sparschuch, H. C 
Stickman, 01. H 
Strand, B. J. F 
Strandman, P. P 
Suensson, J. D 
Sund, Pet. S 
Swartz, Olof M 
Tengberg, J. C. H 
Thunberg, C. P. V 
Tillasus, P. F 
Tillaeus, P. C. T 
Tunning, H. N 
Torner, Er. P 
Tursen, Erl. A 
Uddman, Is. L 
Ullholm, J. R 
Ullmark, H. P 
Vigelius, E. D 
Virgander, D. M. F 
Wadstrom, J. A. M 
Wahl bom, J. G. P 
Wihlin, A. O 
Wahlin, A. '• P 
Wannman, C. H F 
Wannman, C. H. M 
Wedenberg, A. F. C 
Weser, D. H 
Westring, J. P. L 
Wick man, D. I 
Wilcke, C. D. P 
Winan, J. E 
Wolrath, J. G. H 
Zetzell, P. C 
Ziervogel, S. R PART II. 
Absorbentibus, De Vasi, 8 and 518, vols. 4, 0. Joannes W inter- 
bottom. Edinb. 1781. 
Absorption, 754, O. Thomas Wralmsley. Philad. 1803. 
648 and 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 20, O. Benj. G. Hodge. 
Phliad. 1801. 
532 and 1036, vol. 19, O. J. B. C. Rousseau. Philad. 
1800. 
438 and 1036, vol. 6, 0. Goodridge Wilson. Philad. 
1797. 
Cuticular, 813, vol. 2, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Joseph 
Kiapp. Philad. 1805. 
Cuticular, 813, vol. 2, 826 and 1036, vol. 16, O. Henry 
P. Dangerfield. Philad. 1805. 
— ■— of Medicines, 683 and 1036, vol. 14, O. John C. Geddv. 
Philad. 1802. 
Acere, Ue, (botan.) 239, Q. J. L. Aschan. Upsaliae, 1793. 
Aceto, Ue, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Sainl. Worthington. Edinb. 
1740. 
Actione Musculari. De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. Thos. Smith. 
Edinb. 1767. 
Acido Vitriolico, De, 321, vol. 1, O. Alexr. Campbell. Edinb. 
1778. 
atmosphaerico, De, 321, vol. 1, 0. Gulielmus Scott. Edinb. 
1786. 
Aere aquis et locis, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Ebenezer M‘Fait. 
Edinb. 1745. 
fixo et acido, De, 8 and 518 ,vols. 4, 0. Thos. A. Emmett. 
Edinb. 1784. 
A'eris eftectibus, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, 0. Samuel De Butts. 
Edinb. 1782. 
Air, Atmospheric, 294, vol. 17, and 1036, vol. 1, 0. Wm. R. Co- 
zens. Philad. 1791. 
Effects of, upon animals, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, and 1762, 
O. Joseph Hartshorne. Philad. 1805. 
De Atmosphaerae, 616, vol. 2, O. Thos. Sanden, Edinb. 
1774. 
Alimentorum concoctione, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. Edvardus 
Stevens. Edinb. 1777. 
Amaurosi, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. Alexr. Ross. Edinb. 1754. 
Analogy between plants and animals, 911, and 1036, vol. 18, O. 
Wm. F. Selbv. Philad. 1806. 224 
Anasarca, De, 616, vol. 3, 0. Henricus Hart. Edinb. 1773. 
De hydrope, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. Robertus Langlands. 
Edinb. 1750. 
Angina gangrenosa, De, 671, 0. Gul. Withering. Edinb. 1766. 
infantum, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. H. C. D. Wilcke. Upsaliae, 
1764. 
pectoris, 1762, 0. Ilenry Bogart. New York, 1813. 
1036, vol. 18,0. J. H. M‘Farlane. Philad. 1806. 
Animation, 683,0. Joseph Macrery. Philad. 1802. 
Suspended, 1073, O. Samuel Jackson. Philad. 1808. 
683 and 1036, vol. 17, O. John Oswald. Philad 
1802. 
Animo demisso, De, 227, O. Casparo Wistar. Edinb. 1786. 
1’Anthrax, Sur, 331, Q. P. J. A. Codet. Paris, 1813. 
Apoplexia, De, 666, O. Philip Syng Physick. Edinb. 1792. 
321, vol. 2, O. Carolus Stewart. Edinb. 1787. 
Apoplexy, 374 and 1036, vol. 4, O. John Andrews. Philad. 1793. 
372, vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 4, O. John Lamb. Philad. 
1794. 
1036, vol. 8, O. Thomas Triplet. Philad. 1798. 
Apocynum Cannabinum, or Indian hemp, 1949,0. M. L. Knapp. 
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Aquse frigidae, De, 616, vol. 1, O. Joannes Sims. Edinb. 1774. 
Arsenic, 813, vol. 1, O. Nathaniel Potter. Philad. 1796. 
Arteriotomia, De, 616, vol. 4, 0. Gulielmus Butter. Edinb. 1761. 
Asphyxia, De, 294, vol. 17, and 1036, vol. 4, O. Gulielmus Stokes. 
Philad. 1793 
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1754. 
spasmodico, De, 671, O. Samuel Leeds. Edinb. 1766. 
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Auditu, De, 8 and 518. vols. 2, O. Josephus F. Sleigh. Edinb. 
1753. 
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1795. 
Acrostichum, 248, O. vol. 1. J. B. Neiligtag. Upsaliae, 1745. 
Aer habitabilis, 5. J. V. Siefvert. „ 1759. 
Fundam. Agrostographiae, 7. H. Gahn. „ 1767. 
Ambrosiaca, 9. J. Hiden. „ 1759. 
Amphibia gryllenborgiana, 1. B. R. Hast. „ 1745. 
Anandria, 1. Erl. Tursen. „ 1745. 
Animali composita, 5. A. Back. „ 1759. 
Anthropomorpha, 6. C.E. Hoppius. „ 1760. 
Arboretum Suecicum, 5. D. D. Pontin. „ 1759. 
Aves migratoriae. 4. C. D. Eckmarck. „ 1757. 
Esca Avium domesticarmn, 8. P. Holmberger. „ 1774. 225 
Balneo, De, 616, vol. 3, 0. Bart. Parr. Edinb. 1773. 
Bark, Peruv. Vide Cortice. 
Bath, on the warm, 648 and 1036, vol. 20, .0. H. W. Lockette. 
Philad. 1801. 
Bignonia Catalpa, 754 and 1036, vol. 13. Robert Holmes. Philad, 
1803. 
Bile, De, 8 and 518, vol. 2, O, and 118, vol. 2, Q. Robertus Ram- 
say. Edinb. 1757. 
648 and 813, vol. l,and 1036, vol. 20, O. Jarvis Roebuck, 
Philad. 1801. 
See Secretion. 
Blisters, 1036, vol. 9,0. Robert J. King. Philad. 1799. 
Blood, putrefaction of, in living animals, 294, vol. 17 and 813, vol. 
1, O. Adam Seybert. Philad. 1793. 
vitality of the, 683 and 1036, vols. 14, O. John Martin. 
Philad. 1802. 
Botanica, de Scientica, 239, Q. J. J. Hedren. Upsaliae, 1793. 
Bubonocele, 648 and 1036, vols. 13 and 20, O. Sami. Gartley. 
Philad. 1801. 
Betula Nana, 248, 0. vol. 1. Laur. M. Klase. Upsal. 1743. 
Auctores Botanici, 5. Aug. Loo. „ 1759. 
Increinenta Botanici, • 3. J. Biuur. „ 1753. 
Reformatio Botanici, 6. J. M. Reftelius. ,, 1762. 
Termini Botanici, 6. J. Elmgren. „ 1762. 
Buxbaumia, 5. A. R. Martin. „ 1757 
Calculi, 648 and 1036, vol. 20, 0. Wm. S. Jacobs. Philad. 1801. 
Calore, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Joannes Lindsay. Edinb. 
1732. 
Camphor, 438 and 1036, vol. 6, O. John Church. Philad. 1797. 
Cantharides, 532, O. and 1036, vols 10 and 19,0. John P. Gough. 
Philad. 1800. 
Carbonates of lime, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. James Archer. Philad 
1804. 
Carbonic acid gas, 372, vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 4, 0. Wm. Bache 
Philad. 1794. 
438 and 1036, vol. 5, 0. Joseph Johnson. Philad. 1797. 
Catamenia. 294, vol. 17, O. J W. W allace. Philad. 1793. 
■ 683 and 1036, vol. 14, O. Hugh Whiteford. Philad. 
1802. 
Cataract, 826 and 1036, vol. 16,0. Isaac Cleaver. Philad. 1805. 
532 and 1036. vol. 19, O. Fredk. Seip. Philad. 1800. 
Catarracto, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. Joannes Lander. Edinb. 
1758. 
Catarrho, De, 321, vol. 1, O. Petrus Crompton. Lugd. Bat. 
1785. 
Catarrho, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. G. Fordyce. Edinb. 1758 226 
Cerebro, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, 0. Laurentius Nihell. Edinb. 
1780. 
China, diseases of Am. seamen in, 911 and 1036, vol. 16, 0. Wm. 
Baldwin. Philad. 1807. 
Cldorosi, De, 372, vol. 1, O. G. F. Hahnbaum. Edinb. 1791. 
• 671,0. James Tapscott. Edinb. 1765. 
Cholera, De, 321, vol. 1, O. James Lyons. Edinb. 1785. 
infantum, 460 and 1036, vol. 8, O. Henry Disborough. 
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Chorea sancti viti, 826 and 1036, vol. 16,0. Felix Robertson. 
Philad. 1805. 
Chyle, conversion of, into blood, 749, 754, 909 and 1036, vol. 13, 
O. James Hutchinson. Philad. 1803. 
Cinchona officinali, De. 8 and 518, vols. 3, and 616, vol. 4,0. 
Richard Pultney. Edinb. 1764. 
Circulation, on the introduction of unchanged substances into the, 
532 and 813, vol. 1, and J036, vols. 10 and 18, O. Ed- 
ward 1). Smith. Philad. 1800. 
Colic, 1036, vol. 8, O. Wm. Webb. Philad. 1798. 
Colica pictonum, De, 671, O. Thomas Lashley. Edinb. 1766. 
Colliques, Sur les, 331, Q. G. A. Denize. Paris, 1818. 
Cold, 911 and 1036, vol. 16,0. Robert Miller. Philad. 1807. 
911 and 1036, vol. 16,0. Wright Tucker. Philad. 1806. 
694, O. John E. Stock. Philad. 1797. 
etfects of, in fevers, 826, O. Richard L. Savin. Philad. 
1805. 
Conceptu, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2,0. Samuel Merriman. Edinb. 
1753. 
Conception, 911 and 1036, vol. 18,0. Daniel New comb. Philad. 
1806. 
Consuetudine, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4,0. Henricus Cullen. Edinb. 
1780. 
Contagione, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Hugo Owen. Edinb. 1783. 
Contagion, 372, vol. l,and 1036, vol. 4, O. Lewis Condict. Philad. 
1794. 
Cornus Florida and Seriacea, comp, of, with cinchona off. 754 and 
813, vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 13, 0. John M. Walker. 
Philad. 1803. 
Cortice Peruviano, De, 616, vol. 3, 0. Thomas Balfour. Edinb. 
1774. 
118, vol. 1, Q. J. F. Mautt. Lugd. Batav. 1760. 
321, vol. 2,0. Gabriel Wynne. Edinb. 1779. 
683 and 1036, vol. 14, O. Wm. Nelson. Philad. 1802. 
Crisibus, De, in morbis acutis, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Thomas El- 
liott. Edinb. 1746. 
Croup, 372, vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 4, O. R. G. W. Davidson. 
Philad. 1794. 
Cynanche Stridula, De, 8, 518 and 616, vols. 3, O. Thomas Craw- 
ford. Edinb. 1771. 227 
Cynanche trachealis, 460 and 1036, vol. 8, 0. John Archer. Philad. 
1798. 
826 and 1036, vol. 16, O. Henry M. Gray. Philad. 
1805. 
683,0. Thompson M‘Donald. Philad. 1802. 
, &c. 439,0. Chas. Caldwell. Philad. 179.6. 
Cystirrhoea, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. John Parnham. Edinb. 
1772. 
Genesis calculi, 248,0. vol. 2. J. O. Hagstrom. Upsal. 1749. 
Specifia Canadensia, 4. John V. Colin. „ 1756. 
Cams t'amiliaris, 4. E. M. Lindecrantz. 1753. 
Canones medici, 9. S. A. Hedin. „ 1775. 
Censura simplicium, 4. G. J. Carlbohm. „ 1753. 
Cervus tarandus, 4. C. F. Hoff berg. „ 1754. 
Iter Chinense, 7. A Sparrman. „ 1768. 
Chinensia Lagerstrom, 4. J. L. Odhelius. „ 1754. 
Potus chocolatae, 7. A. Hoffman. „ 1764. 
Potus coffeae, 6. H. Sparschuch. „ 1761. 
Varietas ciborum, 7. A. F. Wedenberg. „ 1767. 
Lignum colubrinum, 2. J. A. Darelius. „ 1749. 
Consectaria electro-medica, 9. P. Zetzell. „ 1754. 
Corallia Baltica, 1. Henr. Fougt. „ 1745. 
Cortex Peruvianus, 9. J. C. Petersen. „ 1758. 
Crystallorum generatio, 1. Mart. Raider. „ 1747. 
Cui bono? 3. C. Gedner. „ 1752. 
Culina mutata, 5. M. G. CEsterman. 1757. 
Cura generalis, 7. J. G. Bergman. „ 1766. 
Datura stramonium, 601, 669 and 813, vol. 1, O. Samuel Cooper. 
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Death, sudden, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. John Rush. Philad. 
1804. 
Diabete, De, 616, vol. 3, O. Gulielm. Boyd. Edinb. 1773. 
Diabetes, 683, 0. Wm. Washington. Philad. 1802. 
Diarrhoea, De, 321, vol. 1, O. Campbell Betham. Edinb. 1787. 
infantum, &c. 439, 0. Chas. Caldwell. Philad. 1796. 
Digestion, 532 and 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vols. 10 and 19, O. Joseph 
Glover. Philad. 1800. 
■ ■ ■ 754 and 1036, vol. 13, 0. Oliver H. Spencer. Philad. 
1803. 
1036, vol. 6, O. John Wilson. Philad. 1797. 
Digitalis purpurea, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Lewis Burwell. 
Philad. 1805. 
532 and 813, vol. 1, 909 and 1036, vols. 10 and 
19,0. John Moore. Philad. 1800. 
Diosma, De, (botan.) 239, Q. Car. Joh. Pentz. Upsaliae, 1797. 
Diseases, unity of, 532 and 813, vol. Land 1036,vol. 19,0. Alexr. 
May. Philad. 1800. 228 
Diseases, proximate cause, of, 683, 0. John Mace. Philad. 1802. 
Dolore, De, 8 and 518, vols 1, O. Joannes Monteith. Edinb. 
1726. 
Dropsy, 602 and 1036, vol. 5, O. William Allston. Pnilad. 1797. 
372, vol. 2, O. Elijah Perkins. Philad. 1791. 
Diseases, Chronic, effects of labour in, See Labour. 
Dysentaria, De, 616, vol. 4, 0. Joannes Macfarlane. Edinb. 
1755. 
epidemica, De, 671, O. Benjn. Clifton. Edinb. 1766. 
putrida, De, 671, O. Christopher Douglass. Edinb. 1766. 
Dysentery, 372, vol. 2, O. James Blundell. Philad. 1791. 
826 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Benjn. Champueys. Philad. 
1805. 
911 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Lewis Creager. Philad. 1806. 
438, 460 and 1036, vol. 5, O. James Fisher. Philad. 
1797. 
801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. John Hoskins. Philad. 1804. 
— 438 and 1036, vol. 5, O. Colin Mackenzie. Philad. 
1797. 
■ " 813, vol. 2, O. Nicholas J. Quackenbos. New York, 
1802. 
Duodenite chronique, Sur la, 1143, O. Casimer Broussais. Paris, 
1825. 
Diaeta Acidularis, 248,0. vol. 6. E. Yigelius. Upsal. 1761. 
— iEtatum, 7. D. J. (Ehrquist. „ 1764. 
Acetarea diaetetica, 4. Hier von der Burg. 1756. 
Panis diaetetica, 5. J. Suensson. „ 1757. 
Dulcamara, 8. G. Hallenberg. „ 1771. 
Electricity, medical, 911 and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Richd. Hall. Philad. 
1806. 
Emeticorum, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Joannes Fothergill. Edinb. 
1736. 
Enemata, 460, O. John Hahn. Philad. 1798. 
Epilepsia, De, 1036, vol. 1, O. Henricus Colesberry. Philad. 
1792. 
616, vol. 3, O. Phil. Turpin. Edinb. 1774. 
Epilepsy, 1036, vol. 6, 0. John C. Otto. Philad. 1796. 
Epiphysium, De, 118, vol. 1,Q. G. C. Reichell. Lipsiae, 1759. 
Erica, De, (botan.) 239 Q. J. B. Struve. Upsaliae, 1785. 
Erysipelate, De, 321, vol. 1, O. Gulielmus Gourlay. Edinb. 
1782. 
Evaporatione, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O Jas. Patterson. Edinb. 
1783. 
External applications, 683 and 813, vols. 2, O. Henry Jackson. 
Philad. 1802. 229 
Eye, and vision, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Elisha De Butts. 
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Fundam. Entomologiae, 248, O. vol. 7. A. J.Bladh. Upsal. 1767. 
Erica, 8. J. A. Dahlgren. 1770. 
Euphorbia, 3. J. Winan. „ 1752. 
Exanthemata viva, 5. J. C. Nyander. 1757. 
Febre, de frigidse in, 616, vol. 1, 0. Joannes T. Griffin. Edinb. 
1774. 
anomola, in Dumfrisiensis epidem. 1767, 616, vol. 1, O. J. 
Gilchrist. Edinb. 1774. 
biliosa, De, 671, O. Thos. Ruston. Edinb. 1765. 
flava, De, 1036, vol. 5, O. Edvardus Fisher. Edinb. 
1795. 
infantili, De, 321, vol. 1, 0. Thomas Low. Edinb. 1785. 
■ puerperarum, De, 616, vol. 1, O. Patrick Keary. Edinb. 
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remittente, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Frans. Home. Edinb. 
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8 and 518, vols. 3, O. Jas. Lind. Edinb. 1768. 
Febribus arcendis, De, 8 and 581, vols. 3 and 616, vol. 4, 0. Alexr. 
Drummond. Edinb. 1770. 
intermittentibus, De, 321, vol. 2, O. Francis Buchanan. 
Edinb. 1783. 
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Febrium intermittentium causa, De, 248, O. vol. 10. Carolus Lin- 
naeus. Harderovici, 1735. 
Fever, bilious inflammatory, 911 and 1036, vol. 16,0. Robt. M. 
Cunningham. Philad. 1806. 
epid. in Loudon co. Va. 1804, 826 and 1036, vol. 
16, O. John E. Cooke. Philad. 1805. 
canine state of, 648, 909 and 1036, vol. 20, 0. Nathaniel 
Chapman. Philad. 1801. 
hepatic state of, 683, O. George Logan. Philad. 1802. 
— hydrocephalic state of, 683, 0. Thomas Rowan. Philad. 
1802. 
hydropic state of, 826 and 1036, vol. 16, 0. Wm. Howard. 
Philad. 1805. 
puerperal, 460 and 1036, vol. 8, O. Jas. T. Hubard. Philad. 
1798. 
826, O. Geo. E. Mitchell. Philad. 1805. 
■ rheumatic state of, 826 and 1036, vol. 16, O. George Evans. 
Philad. 1805. 
scarlet, 294, vol. 17 and 4C0, 0. M. H. Williamson. 
Philad. 1793. 230 
Fever, yellow, 607 and 1036, vols. 9 and 14, 0. Win. G. Chalville. 
Philad. 1799. 
—— 605 and 1036, vol. 9, O. Wm. "Watts. Philad. 
1799. 
epid. in Philad. 1803. 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. Wm. Shaw. 
Philad. 1804. 
non contagion of, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. StubbinsFfirth. 
Philad. 1804. 
bilious, 754 and 1036, vol. 14,0. Henry Ashton. Philad. 
1803. 
effects of mercury in, 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 8, O. 
James Stuart. Philad. 1798. 
Vide mercury. 
Vide cold. 
Fermentation, 372 and 1036, vols. 1, O. John Penington. Philad. 
1790. 
Ferri, Hist. nat. De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. Edvardus Wright. 
Edinb. 1751. 
Ficus, De, (botan.) 239, Q. Elias Gedner. Upsaliae, 1786. 
Fcetu extra uteri, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. G. A. Fried. Argentorati, 
1 760. 
Foetus humani nutrimento, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. John Evans. 
Edinb. 1778. 
Foraminibus calvariae, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. I. G. Jankius. Lipsiae, 
1762. 
Fractures. Vide vertebrae. 
438 and 1036, vol. 6, O. Robert Black. Philad. 1797. 
. Surles, 331, Q. C. F. D. R. Fayod. Paris, 1819. 
of the leg, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. John Parker. Philad. 
1804. 
Frigore, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, 0. Archibaldus Cullen. Edinb. 
1780. 
Function, exchange of, 911, O. Edwin L. M4Call. Philad. 1806. 
Febrium intermittentium, 248, O.vol.9. P. Tillaeus. Upsal. 1771. 
Febris Upsaliensis, 5. A. Bostrom. „ 1757. 
Fervida and gelida, 7. C.Ribe. „ 1765. 
Ficus, 1. Corn. Hegardt. 1744. 
Flora Akeroensis, 8. C. J. Luut. „ 1769. 
Alpina, 4. N. N. Aman. 1756. 
Anglica, 4. J. 0. Gruffberg. 1754. 
Belgica, 6. C. F. Rosenthal. 1760. 
Capensis, 5. C. H. Wannman. 1759. 
Danica, 5. G. T. Holm. „ 1757. 
Jamaicensis, 5. C. G. Sandmark. 1759. 
Monspeliensis, 4. T. E. Nathhorst. 1756. 
(Economics, 1. Elia Aspelin. „ 1748. 
Palaestina, 4. B. J. Strand. „ 1756. 
Calendarium Florae, 4. A. M. Berger. 1756. 231 
Fraga vesca, 248vO. vol. 8. S. A. Hedin. Upsal. 1772. 
Fructus esculenti, 6. J. Salberg. „ 1763. 
Fundamenti fructificationes, 6. J. M. Graf berg. „ 1762. 
Transmutatione frumentorum, 5. B. Hornborg. „ 1757. 
Frutetum Suecicum, 5. D. M. Virgander. 1758. 
Fungus melitensis, 4. Job. Pfeiffer. „ 1755. 
Gemino coli vulnere non Letali, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. Joh. llerm. 
Vogel. Gottingae, 1762. 
Gastric liquor, 683, 909 and 1036, vol. 14, 0. John Syng Dorsey. 
Philad. 1802. 
Gastro entente, Sur le, 331, Q. P. A. Julien. Paris, 1818. 
Gangrene, 1036, vol. 6, O. F. K. Huger. Philad. 1797. 
Gonorrhaea, 754 and 1036, vol. 14, O. Cosmo G. Stevenson. Philad. 
1803. 
virulenta, De, 321, vol. 1,0. Gulielmus Moncrieffe. Edinb. 
1768. 
Gout, 372, vol. 2, 0. George Pfeiffer. Philad. 1791. 
and rheumatism, their identity, 911, O. Chas. Cocke. 
Philad. 1806. 
Gemmae arborum, 248, 0. vol. 2. P. Lolling. Upsaliae, 1749. 
Generatio ambigena, 6. C. L. Ramstrom. „ 1759. 
Nova graminum genera, 10. Dan. E. Naezen. „ 1779. 
Habits and disease, mutual influence of, 801 and 813, vol. 1, and 
1036, vols. 15 and 18. Wm. Darlington. Philad. 1804. 
Head, injuries of the, 1948, O. Charles Mifflin. Philad. 1826. 
contusions of the, 911 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Wm. H. Sim- 
mons. Philad. 1806. 
Hemorrhage, uterine, 648 and 1036, vol. 20, O. Wm. Brown. 
Philad. 1801. 
Hepate, De, 372, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 4, 0. Thomas Drysdale. 
Philad. 1794. 
Hepatide, De, 321, vol. 2, O. Gul. M. Dixon. Edinb. 1784. 
331, Q. J. O’Ryan. Parisiis, 1818. 
Hermannia, De, (botan.) 239, Q. A. C. D. Dandenelle. Upsaliae, 
1794. 
Haemoptysis, 911, and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Joseph Bloodgood. Philad. 
1806. 
Hominum varietatibus, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. John Hunter. 
Edinb. 1775. 
Hops, (lup.com.) 813, vol. 2d, and 826 and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Wm. 
Bryarly. Philad. 1805. 
Humeri amputatione ex articulo, De, 118 vol. 1, Q. P. H. Dahl. 
Gottingae, 1760. 232 
Humore acido a cibis orto, &c. De, 8 and 518, O. vol. 2. Josephus 
Black. Edinb. 1754. 
Hydrargyri, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. J. F. Ehrman. Argentorati, 
1761. 
Hydraulicas, observationes, 92, Q. Nicolaus Calkoen. Trajecti 
ad Rhenutn, 1772. 
Hydrocele, 604 and 1036, vol. 5, 0. Samuel Jones. Pliilad. 
1797. 
Hydrocephalo, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. J. H. Gaudelius. Gottingae, 
1763. 
interno, De, 8 and 518, vol. 4, O. Carolus Gul. Quin. 
Edinb. 1779. 
Hydrocephalum interni, De, 118, Q. vol. 2. C. D. Ekmark. Up- 
saliae, 1763. 
Hydrocephalus interims, 439 and 1036, vol. 9, 0. Robert Chisolm. 
Philad. 1796. 
, &c. 439, 0. Charles Caldwell. Philad. 1796. 
Hydrope, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, and 616, vol. 4, U. Donaldus 
Monro. Edinb. 1753. 
Hydrophobia, 372, vol. 2, 632 and 1036, vol. 2, and 1761, 0. James 
M ease. Philad. 1792. 
Hypochondria, De morbo, 8 and 518, vol. 2, O. Gul. Turner. 
Edinb. 1756. 
Hypochondriasis, 826, 0. Win. Gibbons. Philad. 1805. 
Hydrocephalus iuternus, 911, 0. Jacob D. Wacker. Philad. 
1806. 
Haemoptysis, 248, O. vol. 9. J. M. Graberg. Upsal. 1767. 
Haemorrhagi uteri substatu gravi- 
ditatis, 9. Erico Elf. „ 1749. 
Haemorrhagi ex plethora, 9. E. ab Heidenstam. 1772. 
Herbarium Amboinense, 4. 01. Stickman. „ 1754. 
Herbationes Upsaliensis, 3. A. Fornander. „ 1753. 
Hirudo medicinalis, 7. D. Weser. „ 1765. 
Horticulture academ. 4. J. G. Wollrath. ,, 1754. 
Hortus culinaiis, 7. J. C. Tengborg. „ 1764. 
Upsaliensis, 1. Sam. Naucler. „ 1745. 
Hypericum, 8. C. N. Hellenius. „ 1776. 
Ictero, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Colinus Drummond. Edinb. 
1750. 
Igne, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Gulielmus Cleghorn. Edinb. 
1779. 
Incubo, De, 8 and 518, vol. 2,0. Joannes Bond. Edinb. 1751. 
Infantum, De morbis ab infantio ortis, 8 and 518, O. vols. 1, 0. 
Joannes Jameson. Edinb. 1731. 
616, vol. 3,0. Georgius Logan. Edinb. 1773. 233 
Infestis viventibus, intra viventia, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. P. S. Pallas. 
Lugd. Batav. 1760. 
Inflammatione, De, 321, vol. 2, O. Joannes Barclay. Edinb, 
1784. 
616, vol. 2, 0. Jacobus French. Edinb. 1774. 
439,0. Solomon de Leon. Lugd. Batav. 1790. 
Inflammation, 372, voi. 1, and 1036, vol. 4, O. J. R. Coxe. Philad. 
1794. 
1762,0. Alexr. H. Stevens. Philad. 1811. 
— Sur P, 331, Q. H. G. Tardy. Paris, 1814. 
de Pestomac, 331, Q. P. J. M. Leveque. Paris, 
1817. 
du membrane muquese* 331, Q. F. J. Boullard. 
Paris 1818. 
of wounded cavities, 801 and 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 
15, 0. James Cocke. Philad. 1804. 
Influenza, 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 4, O. Robert Johnston. Philad. 
1793. 
Insanity, 372, vol. 1, 376 and 1036, vol. 4, O. Edwd. Cutbush. 
Philad. 1794. 
Intestines, on wounds of the, 813, vol. 2, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, O. 
Thos. Smith. Philad. 1805. 
Iron, on the medical qualities of, 826, O. James C. Madison. 
Philad. 1805. 
Irritation, Sur P, 331, Q. J. B. Vialle. Paris, 1817. 
Inebriantia, 248, O. vol. 6. O. R. Alander. Upsal. 1762. 
Bigae insectorum, 8. A. Dahl. „ 1775. 
Centuria insectorum, 6. B. Johansson. „ 1763. 
Ilospita insectorum Flora, 3. J. G. Forskahl. ,, 1752. 
Miraculum insectorum, 3. G. E-Avelyn. ,, 1752 
Noxa insectorum, 3. M. Baeckner. ,, 1752 
Pandora insectorum, 5. E. O. Rydbeck. „ 1758. 
Viola ipecacuanha, 8. D. Wickman. „ 1774. 
Jaundice, 826, O. John Cocke. Philad. 1805. 
460 and 1036, vol. 9, O. James Norcom. Philad. 1799. 
Kalmia Latifolia and Angustifolia, 683, O. Geo. G. Thomas. 
Philad. 1802. 
Labour, effects of, in chronic diseases, 911 and 1036, vol. 16,0. 
Sami. Tucker. Philad. 1806. 
Lacte, De, 616, vol. 4, O. and 118 vol. 2, Q. Thos. Young. Edinb. 
1761. 234 
Lauras, 801 and 1056, vol. 15,0. Austin Brockenborough. Philad. 
1804. 
Lead, on the effects of, 648 and 1036, vol. 20, 0. Thomas Semmes. 
Philad. 1801. 
Leucophlegmatia, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Joannes Unthank. 
Edinb. 1784. 
Lexington, Ky. med. topog. of, 911 and 1036, vol. 16, 0. Benjn. 
Dudley. Philad. 1806. 
Lienteria, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, O. Joannes Scanlan. Edinb. 
1751. 
Life, on the living principle and causes of animal, 294, vol. 15, 0. 
M. E. Sawyer. Philad. 1793. 
Liriodendron tulipifera, 683, O. Pat. K.. Rogers. Philad. 1802. 
Lithotomy, 1762, O. Micajah Clark. Philad. 1811. 
Luce, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1, O. Andreas Wilson. Edinb. 1749. 
Lumbricius terrestris, on the, 911 and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Enoch A. 
Green. Philad. 1806. 
Lupulis communis. See Hops. 
Lavandula, 248, 0. vol. 10. Joh. D. Lundmark. Upsal. 1780. 
Ledum palustre, 8. J. P. Westring. „ 1775. 
Lepra, • 7. Is. Uddman. ,, 1763. 
Magnolia, 911, O. John Floyd. Philad. 1806. 
glauca, 683 and 1036, vol. 13, O. Thus. D. Price. Philad. 
1802. 
Maladies chroniques, Sur les, 331, Q. J. L. L. Marchant. Paris, 
1816. 
Mania chronic, 460 and 1036, vol. 5, O. Alexr. Anderson. New 
York, 1796. 
Medical science, utility of, 911 and 1036, vol. 16, O. George A. 
Thornton. Philad. 1807. 
■ ■■■ theories, 826 and 1036, vol. 16, O. John T. Rees. Philad. 
1805. 
Medicines, on the modus operandi of, 648 and 1036, vol. 20, O. 
Win. W. Bibb. Philad. 1801. 
Melia azedarach, 683, O Grafton Duvall. Philad. 1802. 
Membranaruin, De continuationibus, 118, vol. 2, Q. A. Bonn. 
Amstel. Batav. 1763. 
Menorrhagia, De, 616, vol. 2, O. Daniel Daly. Edinb. 1774. 
Mensibus, De, 321, vol. 1, O. Biker Edinb. 1786. 
Mercurio, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2,0. Pryce Owen. Edinb. 1757. 
Mercury, 826 and 1036, vol. 18, O. John Douglass. Philad. 1805. 
in fevers, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. John H. Camp. Philad. 
1804. 
Vide Fevers. 
Mississippi territory, med. topog. of, 754,0. Garrett E. Prender- 
grast. Philad. 1803. 235 
Monstro humano, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. C. W. Curtius. Lugd. Batav. 
1762. 
Morbis exaniini passionibus orientibus, De, 8 and 518, vols. 1,0. 
Gul. Schaw. Edinb. 1735. 
Morbis coeli niut. medendis, De, 8, 518 and 616, vols. 3,0. Jacobus 
Gregory. Edinb. 1776. 
Morborum similtudine Asthenicorum, De, 321, vol. 1, 0. R. W. 
Dickson. Edinb. 1787. 
Moraea, De, (botan.) 239, Q. A. Z. Colliander. Upsaliae, 1807. 
Muriatic acids, 447, 460 and 813, vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 8, O. P. 
G. Prioleau. Philad. 1798. 
Muscular fibre, non-existence of, in the vessels, 1036, vol. 4, 0. Jo- 
tham Post. Philad. 1793. 
Music, on the influence of, in the cure of disease, 801, 909 and 
1036, vol. 15, O. Edwin Atlee' Philad. 1804. 
911, O. Sami. Matthews. Philad. 1806. 
Musicae sensationibus, De elem, 8 and 518, yoIs. 3, O. Ludovicus 
Odier. Edinb. 1770. 
Macellum olitorium, 248, O. vol. 6. J. Jerlin. Upsal. 1760. 
Marum 8. J. A. Dahlgren. 1774. 
Materia medica animalis, 2. J. Sidren. „ 1750. 
e Lapidibus, 3. J. Lindhult. „ 1752. 
Obs. In materiam medicam, 8. J* Lindwall. ,, 1771. 
Medicamenta graveolentia, 5. J. T. Fagraeus. 1758. 
purgantia, 9. J. Rotheram. „ 1775. 
Medicus sui ipsuis, 8. J. Grysselius. „ 1768. 
Meloe vesicatorius, 6. C. A. Lenaeus. 1762. 
Mentha usus, 7. C. J. Laurin. „ 1767. 
Metamorphosis humana, 7. J. A. Wadstrom. 1767. 
Methodus investigandi vires 
medicam. chemica, 9. L. Hiortzberg. 1754. 
Morbi artificium, 7. N. Skragge. „ 1764.' 
—— classici, 5. P. Biercnen. „ 1757. 
ex Hieme, 3. S. Brodd. „ 1752. 
Nautaruin Indiae, 8. C. H. Wannman. 1768. 
Genera morborum, 6. J. Schroeder. „ 1759. 
Motus polychrestus, 7. Chr. Lado. „ 1763. 
Mundus invisibilis, 7. J. C.Roos. „ 1767. 
Methodus muscorum illustrata, 10. Olof Swartz. ,, 1781. 
Semina muscorutn, 2. P. J. Bergius. „ 1750. 
Usus muscorum, 7. A. H. Berlin. ,, 1766. 
Mus porcellus, 4. J. J. Nauman. „ 1754. 
Museum principis, 1. Laur. Balk. „ 1746. 
Naribus intends, De. 118. vol. 1, Q. Sami. Ziervogel. Upsallie, 
1760. 236 
Nature, powers of, in the cure of disease, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. 
Whitmill H. Pugh, Philad. 1804. 
Nephritide vera, De, 671, O. Gulielrnus Falconer. Edinb. 1766. 
Nervosi, De systematis, 8 and 518, vols. 4, and 321, vol. 1, 0. 
Carolus Stuart. Edinb. 1781. 
Nervo spinali, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. J. F. Lobstein. Argentorati, 
1760. 
Nervous system, 2016, 0. John R. W. Dunbar. Philad. 1828. 
Nitrogene, 1036, vol. 5,0. Win. Saltonstall. New York, 1796. 
Nitrous oxide gas, 947 and 1073, O. \V. P. C. Barton. Philad. 
1808. 
Nutritione, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Carolus "Wade. Edinb. 
1778. 
Nutrition, 754, and 813 vol. l,and 1036, vol. 13, O. John R. Young. 
Philad. 1803. 
Nosologia rnethodica, De, 616, vol. 2, 0. Gualterus Riddell. Edinb. 
1774. 
Natura pelagi, 248,0. vol. 5. J. H. Hager. Upsal. 1757. 
Curiositas naturalis, 1. Olao Soederburg. „ 1748. 
(Economia naturali, 2. J. Biberg. „ 1749. 
Necessitas hist, naturalis, 7.. A. Karamyschew. „ 1766. 
Usus hist. nat. 7. M. Aphonin. „ 1766. 
Tnstructio musei rerum 
naturalium, 3. D. Hultman. „ 1753. 
Nectaria florum, 6. B. M. Hall. „ 1762. 
Noctiluca marina, 3. C. F. Adler. „ 1752. 
Nutrix noverca, 3. F. Lindberg. „ 1752. 
Rariora Norvegia, 7. H. Tonning. „ 1768. 
Omentum, use of the, 1073, O. James Rush. Philad. 1808. 
Ophthalmia, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. Elijah Griffiths. Philad. 
1804. 
911, O. David Moore. Philad. 1807. 
De, 616, vol. 3, O. Gul. Weinyss. Edinb. 1773. 
Opii in inflammatione, De, 616, vol. 3, O. Robt. B. Remmett. 
Edinb. 1773. 
Opium, 754 and 1036, vol. 13,0. Robert Carter. Philad. 1803. 
372, vol. 2, O. Hast. Handy. Philad. 1791. 
1036, vol. 6, O. John Laws. Philad. 1797. 
372 vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 1, O. Valentine Seaman. 
Philad. 1792. 
754, and 1036, vol. 13, 0. Franklin Scott. Philad. 1803. 
754 and 1036, vol. 13, 0. Daniel Wilson. Philad. 1803. 
Ossium gentilitia, deforma, 1762, O. Gulielrnus Gibson. Edinb. 
1809. 
ortu atque structura, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. G. C. Reichel. 
Lipsiae, 1760. 237 
Oxygene, on the operation of, 438 and 1036, vol. 6, 0. Benj. De 
Witt. Philad. 1797. 
Obstacula medicina, 248. O. vol. 3. J. G. Beyersten. Upsal. 1752. 
Odores medicamentorum, 3. A. Wahlin. „ 1752. 
Opium, 8. G. E. Georgii. „ 1775. 
Opobalsamum declaratum, 7. W. Le Moine. „ 1764. 
Fundamenta ornithologiie, 7. A. P. Baeckman. „ 1765. 
Ovies aries, 4. Is. Palmaerus. „ 1754. 
Papaveris usu, De, 616, vol. 4, O. Maxwell Garthshore. Edinb. 
1764. 
Paralysi, De, 118, vol. 1,Q. C. Cramer. Gottingae, 1760. 
Parturition, 911 and 1036, vol. 18, O. Wm. P. Dewees. Philad. 
1806. 
801 and 813 vol. 1, and 1036, vol. 15, O. Peter Miller, 
Philad. 1804. 
Partu, De, 8 and 518, vols 1, O. Stuartus Threiplands. Edinb. 
1742. 
Partus impediti, De historia, 118, vol. 2, Q. A. G. Tretzelius. 
Altdorfi, 1761. 
Passions, the influence of the, 826, 909 and 1036, vol. 16, O. 
Joseph Parrish. Philad. 1805. 
372, vol. 1,0. Henry Rose. Philad. 1794. 
Pathologiques de physiologie, (observ.) 331, Q. F. Lallemand 
Paris, 1818. 
Persimmon tree, 80, D. and 1036, vol. 1, 0. James Woodhouse, 
Philad. 1792. 
Perspiratione, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. Jas. Hamilton. Edinb. 
1771. 
Perspiration, 1036, vols. 10 and 19, 0. James Agnew. Philad 
1800. 
Phlegmasie des meninges, Sur les, 331, Q. L. Deslandes. Paris. 
1818. 
Phthisie pulmonaire, Sur la, 331, Q. J. Desprats. Paris, 1818. 
Phthisis pulmonalis, 1036, vol. 9, 0. John S. Bellinger. Philad. 
1799. 
1762,0. Benjn. Ballard. Philad. 1811. 
683 and 1036, vol. 14, O. Chas. Meredith. Philad 
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Phthisi pulmonali, De, 616, vol. 2, O. Joannes Henderson. Edinb. 
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Phosphore, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. M. A. Barchewitz. Halse Magd. 
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Phrenitide, De, idiopathica, 321, vol. 2, O. Thos. Burnside. Edinb. 
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Physiognomy, 911 and 1036. vol. 16,0. Richd. Brown. Philad. 
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Physiologia plantarum, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. George Bell. 
Edinb. 1777. 
Phytolacca decandria, 420, 0. Benj. Shulze. Philad. 1795. 
Plague and yellow fever, identity of, 801 and 1036, vol. 15, O. 
Phineas Jenks. Philad. 1804. 
Pleuritide vera, De, 372, vol. 2, 0. Jacobus Proudfit. Philad. 
1790.m 
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Plumbi virt. medicis, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, 0. Gul. G. Lilie. 
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Pneumonia, 1036, vol. 6, 0. Edwd. Jones. Philad. 1796. 
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1792. 
Polygala Senega, 754 and 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 13, 0. Thos. 
Massie. Philad. 1803. 
Proteo, De, (botan.) 239, Q. Jo. E. Gevalin. Upsaliae, 1781. 
Prunus Virginiana, 683 and 1036, vol. 14, and 1761, O. Chas. 
Morris. Philad. 1802. 
Puccoon, on the use of, 754 and 1036, vol. 18, 0. Wm. Downey. 
Philad. 1803. 
Putredine animalibus, De, 616, vol. 1, O. Georg. Pearson. Edinb. 
1773. 
Vide Sanguinis. 
Pandora and Flora 
Rybyensis, 248, 0. vol. 8. D. II. Soderberg. Upsal. 1771. 
Pan Suecus, 2. N. Hesselgren. „ 1749. 
Passiflora, 1. J. G. Hallman. „ 1745. 
Peloria, 1. Dan. Ruberg. „ 1744. 
Perspiratio insensibilis, 9. N. Avellan. „ 1775. 
Instruct® peregrinatoris, 5. E. A. Norblad. „ 1759. 
Phalaena Bombyx, 4. Joh. Lyman. „ 1756. 
Plant® African®, 6. J. Printz. „ 1760. 
Alstroemeria, 6. J. P. Falck. „ 1762. 
Aphyteia, 8. E. Acharius. „ 1776. 
Camschatsensis, 2. J. Halenius. „ 1750. 
Cicimifuga, 8. J. Hornborg. „ 1774. 
Esculent® patri®, 3. J. Hiort. „ 1752. 
Hybrid®, 3. J. Hartman. „ 1751. 
Martino Burserian® 1. Rol. Martin. „ 1745. 
Officinalis, 4. Nicol. Gahn. „ 1753. 
Surinamensis, 8. J. Aim. „ 1775. 
Tinctori®, 5. E. Jorlin. „ 1759. 
Centuria i, Plantarum, 4. A. D. Juslenius. „ 1755. 
Centuria ii, Plantarum, 4. Er. Torner. „ 1756. 
Colonia Plantarum, 8. J. Flvgare. „ 1758. 
Demonstrationes plantarum, 3. J. C. Hojer. „ 1753, 
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Prolepsis plantarum, 6. H. Ullmark. ,, 1760. 
Prolepsis plantarum, . 6. J. J. Berber. „ 1763. 
Somnus plantarum, 4. Pet. Bremer. „ 1755. 
Sponsalia plantarum, 1. J. G. Wahlbom. 1746. 
Stationes plantarum, 4. And. Hedenberg. 1754. 
Vires plantarum, 1. Fr. Hasselquist. 1747. 
Genera plant, nova, 1. C. M. Dassow. 1747. 
Genera plant, nova, 3. L. J.Chenon. „ 1751. 
Politia naturae, 6. C. D. Wilcke. „ 1760. 
Pugillus Jamaicensis, 5. G. Elmgren. „ 1759. 
Pulsus intermittens, 9. A. Wahlin. „ 1756. 
Purgantia indigena, 7. P. Strand man. „ 1766. 
Quassiae Lignum, 248, 0. vol. 6. C. M. Blom. Upsaliae, 1763. 
Rabie canina, De 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. John Heysham. Edinb. 
1777. 
321, vol. 2,0. Jacobus MTlvaine. Edinb. 1787. 
Rachitide, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, 0. J. M. Nooth. Edinb. 
1766. 
Respiration, 532 and 1036, vols. 10, 14 and 19, 0. John Trent. 
Philad. 1800. 
1036, vol. 4, O. Joseph Youle. Philad. 1793. 
Rheumatismo, De, 8 and 518, vol. 1, 0. David Clerk. Edinb. 
1746. 
Rheumatism and gout, See Gout. 
Rhus, Radicans, and Glabrum, 461 and 813, vol. 1,826 and 1036. 
vol. 8, O. Thomas Horsefield. Philad. 1798. 
Raphania, 248,0. vol. 6. G. Rothman. Upsaliae, 1763. 
Respiratio diatetica, 8. J. Ullholm. ,, 1772. 
Rhabarbarum, 3. S. Ziervogel. ,, 1752. 
Sanguinis spontanea, De, 118, vol. 2, Q. J. M. Butt. Edinb. 
1760. 
putredine, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4,0. Sami. Ferris. Edinb 
1784. 
Secretione glandulari, De, 616, vol. 1, O. Jas. Hendy. Edinb. 
1774. 
Scurvy, 1036, vol. 8, 0. John Claiborne. Philad. 1798. 
Sedatives, 532 and 1036, vols. 10 and 19, O. Robert Berkeh. 
Philad. 1800. 
Seminales vesiculae, 911, 0. Daniel D’Oyley. Philad. 1806. 
Sensation and motion, 911, O. John Hart. Philad. 1806. 
Sensorium, 1073 and 1761, O. Robert Mayo. Philad. 1808. 240 
Sleep, 460 ami 1036, vol. 6, O. Thomas Hall. Philad. 1796. 
and dreams, 372, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 1, 0. Sami. F. 
Conover. Philad. 1791. 
Somno, Do, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Robertus Cleghorn. Edinb. 
1783. 
Spigelia Marylandica, 683, O. Hodge Thompson. Philad. 1802. 
Sterility, causes of, 1036, vol. 5, 0. James Walker. Philad, 
1797. 
Stimulants, Sur les, 331, Q. S. J. G. Laprugne. Paris, 1813. 
Stimuli, modus operandi of, 683, 0. Peter Foissin. Philad. 1802. 
Stomach and secretions, 826, O. Thomas Ewell. Philad. 1805. 
Strictures of urethra, 603 and 1036, vol. 9, 0. John H. Foushee. 
Philad. 1799. 
Subniersorum resuscitatione, etc. De, 118, vol. 1, Q, J. Gummer. 
Groningae, 1761. 
Submersis, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, 0. James M'Donnell. Edinb. 
1784. 
Sympathy, 460 and 1036, vol. 9, O. Arthur May. Philad. 1799. 
Syncope, De, 8 and 518, vols. 4, O. Jacobus Hare. Edinb. 1782. 
Secretione, bilis, De, 8 and 518, vol. 1, O. Georg. Grieve. Edinb. 
1731. 
Small-pox, 1036, vol. 1, O. Ninian Magruder. Philad. 1791. 
Succino, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. Joh. Geo. Stockar. Lugduni Batav. 
1760. 
Stuporis scabiei inoculatione curati, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. Jo. U. 
Toggenbutger. Argentorati, 1760. 
Sapor medicamentorum, 248,0. vol. 2. J. Rudberg. Upsalias, 1751. 
Scorbutus, 9. E. Salomon. „ 1775. 
Radix Senega, 2. J. Kiernander. „ 1749. 
Senium Salomoneum, 5. J. Pilgren. „ 1759. 
Morsurum serpentium, 6. J. G. Acrell. „ 1762. 
Siren lacertina, 7. A. (Esterman. „ 1766. 
Spigelia anthelmia, 5. J. G. Colliander. ,, 1758. 
Spiritus frumenti, 7. P. Bergius. „ 1764. 
Splachnum, 2. L. Montin. „ 1749. 
Surinamensi Grillana, 1. Pet. Sund. „ 1748. 
Sus scrofa, 5. J. Lindh. „ 1759. 
Suturae vulnerum. 9. C.E. Boeder. „ 1772. 
Tabe mesenterica, Dc, 616, vol. 3, O. Guliehnus Ball. Edinb. 
1773. 
purulenta, De, 8 and 518, O. vol. 1. Joannes Armstrong. 
Edinb. 1732. 
Testibus et de seinine, De, 8 and 518, vol. 2, and 616, vol. 4, 0. 
Alexr. Monro. Edinb. 1755. 
Tetano, De, 8 and 518, vol. 4, 0. Gulielmus Munro. Edinb. 
1783. 
Tetanus, 460 and 1036, vol. 8, O. Wm. Cocke. Philad. 1798. 241 
Tissues,Delasensibilitiedenos,331,Q. L.V.Benech. Paris,l317. 
Tobacco, GOO and 1036, vol. 9,,0. Edwd. Brailsford. Philad. 1799. 
tumes, 826 anil 1036, vol. 16, O. Daniel Legare. Philad. 
1805. 
Typho, De, 92, Q. Gulielmus May. Lugd. Batav. 1787. 
321, vol. 1, O. Thos. Waller. Edinb. 1783. 
Taenia, 248, O. vol. 2. G. Dubois. Upsaliae, 1748. 
Potus Tlieae, 7. P. C. Tillaeus. ,, 1765. 
Theses medica, 6. J. C. D. Schreber. „ 1760. 
Fundamenta Testaceologiae, 8. A. Murray. „ 1771. 
Ulcere uteri, De, 8 and 518, vols. 2, 0. Gulielmus Broughton. 
Edinb. 1755. 
Uterine haemorrhage. Vide Haemorrhage. 
Uterus, inversion of, 1073, O. Chas. Drayton. Philad. 1809. 
Unity of disease, See Disease. 
Urina cretacea, De, 118, vol. 1, Q. J. S. Pilling. Lipsiae, 1761. 
Uva ursi and Pyrola, 754 and 1036, vol. 13, O. John S. Mitchell. 
Philad. 1803. 
Urethra, Vide Strictures. 
Variolae, De, 321, vol. 1, 0. Thos. Fowler. Edinb. 1778. 
616, vol. 1, 0. Robert Jameson. Edinb. 1774. 
616, vol. 2, O. Jacobus M4Fie. Edinb. 1774. 
Vasorum irritabilitate, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3, O. Richard Denni- 
son. Edinb. 1775. 
Venenis, De, 616, vol. 2, O. Gulielmus Harvey. Edinb. 1774. 
321, vol. 1,0. Georgius Logan. Edinb. 1779. 
Venereis, De morbis, 8 and 518, vols. 1,0. Jacobus Lind. Edinb 
1748. 
Venero, De morbo, 321, vol. 2, O. Joannes Logan. Edinb. 1784. 
Venereal disease, 648 and 813, vol. 2, and 1036, vol. 14 and 20, O 
Jas. Tongue. Philad- 1801. 
Verinibus, De, 671, O. Archd. Campbell. Edinb. 1765. 
intestorum, De, 8 and 518, vols. 3. J. F. Palmer. Edinb. 
1766. 
Vertebral Lux. et fract. De, 118, vol. 2, Q. F. A. F. Cuenotte. 
Argentorati, 1761. 
Vino praecipue, De, 8 and 518. vols. 3, O. Ogle Wainman. Edinb 
1772. 
mercurali, De Spiritu, 118, vol. 2, Q. J. O. Griffberg. Up 
salise, 1760. 
Vesiculse seminales, Vide Seminales. 
Fundamenta valetudinis,248. O. vol. 4. Pet. Engstrom. Up. 1756 
Venae resorbentes, 9. C. P. Thunberg. 1767 
Vernatio arborum. 3. II. Barck. 1753 PERIODICAL LITERATURE, 
WITH 
THE TRANSACTIONS, MEMOIRS, AND OTHER 
PUBLICATIONS 
OF 
ASSOCIATIONS, 
Httrows nnO metrical. In this Catalogue all the works are arrranged under the names 
of their respective places of publication. A list of the various 
Memoirs, Transactions, and other publications of learned associa- 
tions is first given, and is followed by another of the periodical 
works issued from the press of the same place. Under Edinburgh, 
London and Paris, the philosophical and literary works, which are 
numerous, are again subdivided from the medical, to facilitate re- 
ferences to either. 
The library continues to receive, regularly as published, those 
works, the titles of which are printed in italics. AMERICA. 
Baltimore. 1085, O. The Baltimore medical and physical re- 
corder. Conducted by Tobias Watkins, m. d. Vol. 1st. 
1809. 
Boston. 150, Q. Memoirs of the American academy of arts and 
sciences. Vol. 1st, 1785, and vol. 2d, part 1st, 1793. 
1252, 0. Medical papers, communicated to the Massa- 
chusetts medical society. To which are subjoined, ex- 
tracts from various authors, containing some of the im- 
provements which have lately been made in physic and 
surgery. Published by the society. 1790—1813. 2 vols. 
1088, O. The same. Yol. 1st. 
1089, 0. p. The same. Part 1, of vol. 1st. 
359, D. Pharmacopoeia of the Massachusetts medical so- 
ciety. 1808. 
1222, 0. The medical and agricultural register for the 
years 1806 and 1807. By Daniel Adams, m. b. 
1273, 0. The New England journal of medicine and sur- 
gery, and the collateral branches of science. Conduct- 
ed by a number of physicians. 1812—1827. 16 vols. 
1273, 0. vol. 17. The Boston medical and surgical journal. 
(Published weekly.) Feb’y 1828 to April, 1829. 
New Haven, Conn. 1653, 0. The American journal of science 
and arts. Conducted by Benjamin SUliman, M. J). 
LL. I). #c. 1819—1829. 16 vols. 
New York. 662, 0. Transactions of the society for the promo- 
tion of agriculture, arts, and manufactures; instituted in 
the state of New York. Vol. 1st. 2d edit. Albany, N. Y. 
1801. 
1089, O. An act to incorporate medical societies for the 
the purpose of regulating the practice of physic and sur- 
gery in the state of New York. With the bye-laws of the 
medical society of the county of New York. 1806. 
254, Q. Transactions of the literary and philosophical so- 
ciety of New York; instituted in the year 1814. Vol. 1st. 
1815. 
1709, O. Transactions of the physico-medical society of 
New York. Vol. 1st. 1817. 246 
1649, O. The medical and surgical register: consisting 
chiefly of cases in the New York hospital. By John Watts, 
Jr. m. d. Valentine Mott, m. d. and Alex. H. Stevens, m. d. 
1818. 
457, 0. The medical repository of original essays and in- 
telligence relative to physic, surgery, chemistry and natu- 
ral history; with a critical analysis of recent publications 
on these departments of knowledge, and their auxiliary 
branches. 1797—1821. 21 vols. 
1205, 0. The New York medical and philosophical journal 
and review. 1809—1811. 3 vols. 
1204, 0. The American medical and philosophical register: 
or, annals of medicine, natural history, agriculture, and 
the arts. Conducted by a society of gentlemen. 1811— 
1814. 4 vols. 
1760, 0. The New York medical and physical journal. 
Edited by John W. Francis, m.d. Jacob Dyckman, m. d. 
and John B. Beck, m. d. 1822—1829. 7 vols. 
1760, O. Tht New York medical and physical journal. 
New series. Conducted by Daniel L. M. Peixotto, M. D. 
Philadelphia. 95, Q. Transactions of the American philosophical 
society held at Philadelphia for promoting useful know- 
ledge. 1768—1829. 9 vols. 
417, 0. Transactions of the college of physicians of Phila- 
delphia. Vol. 1. Part 1. 1793. 
443, 459 and 842, O. Proceedings of the college of physi- 
cians of Philadelphia, relative to the prevention of the in- 
troduction and spreading of contagious diseases. 1798. 
459, 842 and 1036, vol. 9th, 0. Facts and observations 
relative to the nature and origin of the pestilential fever, 
which prevailed in this city in 1793, 1797 and 1798. By 
the college of physicians of Philadelphia. 
842. O. Additional facts and observations relative to the 
nature and origin of the pestilential fever. By the col- 
lege of physicians of Philadelphia. 1806. 
1036, 0. vol. 8th, p. Proofs of the domestic origin of the 
yellow fever in Philadelphia. By the academy of medi- 
cine. 1797—8. 
1036, 0. vol. 6th, p. The act of incorporation, and laws of 
the Philadelphia medical society. 1797. 
1026, O. Memoirs of the Philadelphia society for promoting 
agriculture. (Instituted in the year 1785.) Containing 
communications on various subjects in husbandry and rural 
affairs. 1808—1826. 5 vols. 247 
511, O. Memoirs of the Pennsylvania agricultural society, 
(instituted in the year 1822,) with selections from the most 
approved authors, adapted to the use of the practical far- 
mers of the United States. 1824. 
18:6, O. Memoirs of the historical society of Pennsylvania. 
(Instituted in the year 1825.,) 1826—i829. 2 vols. 
170r, O. The emporium of arts and sciences. Conducted 
by John Redman Coxe, m. d. 1812 and 1813. 2 vols. 
1708, O. The emporium of arts and sciences. New se. 
ries. Conducted by Thomas Cooper, Esq. 1813 and 1814. 
3 vols. 
1753, 0. Journal of the academy of natural sciences of 
Philadelphia. 1817—1829. 5 vols. 
821, 0. The Philadelphia medical and physical journal. 
Collected and arranged By Benjamin Smith Barton, m. n. 
&c. 1804 and 1805. 2 vols. With 3 supplements, pub- 
lished in 1806, 1807 and 1808. 1 vol. 
820, O. The Philadelphia medical museum, conducted by 
John Redman Coxe, m. r>. 1805—1811. 7 vols. 
1172, O. The eclectic repertory and analytical review, 
medical and philosophical. Edited by a society of physi- 
cians. 1811— 1820. 10 vols. 
1173, 0. The journal of foreign medical science and litera- 
ture. Being a continuation of the eclectic repertory. 
Conducted by Sami. Emlen, m. d. Wm, Price, m. d. and 
John D. Godman, m. d. 1821—1824. 4 vols. 
1654, O. The American medical recorder. Conducted by 
several respectable physicians of Philadelphia. 1818— 
1829. 15 vols. 
1768, O. The Philadelphia journal of the medical and phy- 
sical sciences. Supported by an association of physicians, 
and edited by N. Chapman,m. d. 1820—1824. 9 vols. 
1768, O. The same. New series. Edited by N. Chapman, 
m. d. Wm. P. Dewees, m. d. and John D. Godman, m.d. 
1825—1827. 5 vols. 
1769, 0. The American journal of the medical sciences. 
1827—1829. 4 vols. 
1474,0. The North American medical and surgical jour- 
nal. Conducted by Hugh L. Hodge, M. I). Franklin Bache, 
M. D. Chus. I). Meigs, M. D. B. H. Coates, M. D. and 
Rene La Roche, M. I). 1826—1829. 8 vols. 
Qvf.ef.c, 2019, 0. The Quebec medical journal. Edited by Xavier 
Tessicr. w. r>. Jan.y 1826, to April 1897. 1 vol. 248 
ASIA. 
Calcutta. 1990, O. Transactions of the medical and physical 
society of Calcutta. 3 vols. 1825—1827. 
EUROPE. 
Amsterdam. 761, O. Memoirs of the humane society of Amster- 
dam, 1767 to 1771. Translated bv Thos. Cogan, m. d. 
Lond. 1773. 
Dublin. 127. Q. Transactions of the royal Irish academy. 1785 
— 1828. 15 vols. 
687, 0. Transactions of the Dublin society for promoting 
husbandry and other useful arts in Ireland. (Incorporated 
in 1749.) 1799—1802. 4 vols. 
1734, O. Transactions of the association of felloivs and li- 
centiates of the King’s and Queen’s college of physicians 
in Ireland. (Instituted in 1816.) 1817—1828. 5 vols. 
1809, O. The Lublin hospital reports and communications in 
medicine and surgery. 1818—1827. 4 vols. 
Edinburgh. Literary and Philosophical. 
20, Q. Transactions of the royal society of Edinburgh. 
(Incorporated in the year 1782.) 1788—1829. 11 vols. 
1630, O. Memoirs of the Wernerian natural history society. 
1808—1826. 5 vols. 
1764, 0. The Edinbugh philosophical journal. Conducted 
by Dr. Brewster, and professor Jameson. 1819—1826. 
14 vols. 
1765, O. The Edinburgh new philosophical journal. Con- 
ducted by Robert Jameson, F. R. S. fyc. 1826—1829. 
6 vols. 
1265, O. The Edinburgh review or critical journal. 1802 
1829. 49 vols. 
11, D. Medical essays and observations. Published by a 
society in Edinburgh. 5th edit. 6 vols. 1771. 
1545, O. Essays and observations, physical and literary; 
read before a society in Edinburgh, and published by them. 
1754, 1756 and 1771. 3 vols. 
100, O. The same. Vols. 1st and 3d. 
7,0. The same. 2d edit. 1771. 3 vols. 
Medical. 249 
3,0. Medical and philosophical commentaries. By a so- 
ciety of physicians in Edinburgh. Edited by Andrew 
Duncan, m. d. 1773—1795. 20 vols. 
218, 0. p. Med. and phil. comm’s. Vol 1st. No. 2. 
2, 0. Annals of medicine. Exhibiting a concise view of 
the latest and most important discoveries in medicine and 
medical philosophy. By Andrew Duncan, Sen. m. d. and 
Andrew Duncan, Jun. m. d. 1796—1804. 8 vols. 
907, O. The Edinburgh medical and surgical journal: ex- 
hibiting a concise view of the latest and most important 
discoveries in medicine, surgery and pharmacy. 1804— 
1829. 31 vols. 
907, 0. vol. 20th. Index to the Edinburgh Medical Es- 
says: Essays Physical and Literary: Medical Com- 
mentaries: Annals of Medicine: and the first nineteen 
volumes of the Edinb. Medical and Surgical Journal. 
1824. 
172,0. Pharmacopoeia collegii regii medicorum Edinburg- 
ensis. 1783. 
344,0. Idem. 1792. 
324, D. Idem. 1813. 
1620, O. Transactions of the medico-chirurgical society of 
Edinburgh. Instituted Aug. 2d, 1821. 1824—1829. 3 
vols. 
1657, O. Transactions of the phrenological society. In- 
stituted in 1820. Vol. 1st. 1824. 
1674,0. The phrenological journal and miscellany. 1824 
—1829. 5 vols. 
Gottingen. 172, Q. Commentarii societatis regiae scientiarum 
Gottingensis. 1752—1754. Tomi 4. 
Lemgo, (Westphalia.) 82, D. Chemisches journal fur die Freunde 
der naturlehre urzneygeiahrtheit, haushaltungskunst und 
manufacturen. Entworfen Yon. D. Lorenz Crell. 1778 
—1780. 3 vols. 
609, O. Crell’s chemical journal; giving an account of the 
latest discoveries in chemistry, with extracts from various 
foreign transactions. Translated from the German. Lond. 
1791—1793. 3 vols. 
131, Q. Acta erudditorum. Anno 1682—1722. Et in- 
dices generates. 43 vols. 
310, O. Commentarii de rebus in scientia naturali et medi- 
cina gestis. Cum supplementum. 1752—1788. 33 vols. 250 
London. Literary and Philosophical. 
321, Q. Philosophical transactions. No. 1 to 56, from 
March, 665 to Feb’y 1670, inclusive. 2 vols. 
322, Q. The same. 2 vols. 
324, Q. Phil, transactions, No. 143 to 166, from Jan’y 
1088 to Dec’r 1684, (inclusive.) 
323, Q. Phil. Transactions, Pom the year 1719 to 1733. 
Abridged and disposed under general heads. In 2 vols. 
By Mr. John Eames and John Martyn, ff. r. s. Lond. 
1734. 
324, Q. Philosophical collections, containing an account of 
such mathematical and philosophical experiments and ob- 
servations as have lately come to the publisher’s hands. 
Also an account of books of this kind lately published, 
No. 1 to 7, (inclusive.) Lond. 1679—1682. 
164. Q. Transactions of the Linnsean society of London. 
1791—1829. 15 vols. 
1266, O. The monthly review or literary journal. May 
1749 to Dec. 1789. 81 vols. With a general index in 
3 vols. 
1267, O. The monthly review or literary journal, enlarged. 
Jan’y 1790, to Dec’r 1825. 108 vols. with a general in- 
dex to the first 81 \ols. in 2 vols. 
1268, O. The monthly review. Aew and improved series. 
1826—1829. 11 vols. 
1319,0. The botanical magazine, or flower-garden displaved. 
W ith coloured engra-. ings. By Wm. Curtis. Lond. 1793 
—1798. 12 vols. in 6. 
108, Q. A journal of natural philosophy, chemistry and the 
arts. By Wm. Nicholson. Lond. 1797—1802. 5 vols. 
799, O. The same, continued. Lond. 1802—1813. 34 
vols. 
1629, O. Annals of philosophy; or magazine of chemistry, 
mineralogy, mechanics, natural history, agriculture, and 
the arts. By Thos. Thomson, m. d. f. r. s. Lond. 1813 
—1820. 16 vols. Continued 1821 —1826 by Richd. Phil- 
lips, f. r. s. 12 vols. In all, 28 vols. 
498, O. The philosophical magazine. Comprehending the 
various branches of science, the liberal and fine arts, agri- 
culture, manufactures, and commerce. By Alexander 
Tilloch, and (from the 60th vol.) Richd. Taylor, f. a. s. 
&c. Lond. 1798—1826. 68 vols. 
468, O. The repertory of arts and manufactures: consist- 
ing of original communications, specifications of patent 251 
inventions, and selections of useful practical papers from 
the Transactions of philosophical societies. Lo.id. 1794 
—1802. 16 vols. with an index. 
468, O. The repertory of arts. Second series, commencing 
with the 17th vol. Lond. 1810—1825. 30 vols. 
468, O. The repertory of patent inventions, being a con- 
tinuation, or 3d series, of the repertory of arts, &c. Lond. 
1825—6. 2 vols. 
1106, O. Retrospect of philosophical, mechanical, chemical, 
and agricultural discoveries; being an abridgment of the 
periodical and other works, English and foreign, relative 
to arts, chemistry, manufactures, agriculture, and natural 
philosophy; with occasional remarks. Lond. 1806—1813. 
8 vols. 
167, Q. Memoirs of science and the arts; or a general 
abridgment of the transactions published by the principal 
learned societies in the different parts of the world. 2d 
edit. Lond. 1798. 
1746, O. The quarterly journal of science, literature, and 
the arts. Edited at the Royal institution of Great Britain. 
Lond. 1817—1827. 22 vols. With an index to the first 
20 vols. 
472 and 1509, O. Minutes of a society for philosophical ex- 
periments and conversations. Instituted in London 25th 
Jan. 1794. Edited by Bryan Higgins, m. d. experimenter. 
Lond. 1795. 
Medical. 
704, O. The medical papers published in the philosophical 
transactions, previous to the year, 1745. Abridged by S. 
Mihles, m. d. 2 vols. Lond. 1745. 
1932, O. Medical transactions published by the college of 
physicians in London. 1767—1825. 6 vols. 
4,0. The same. 1767—1785. 3 vols. 
44, D. Pharmacopoeia eollegii regalis medicorum. Lond. 
1747. 
1549,0. Idem. Editio altera. Lond. 1815. 
221, O. p. Statutes of the medical society of London. In- 
stituted in the year 1773. 
210, O. Memoirs of the medical society of London. 1773 
—1789. 2 vols. 
250,0. The same. 1773—1805. 6 vols. 
1201,0. Transactions of the medical society of London. 
Parts 1 and 2. 1810 and 1817. 252 
3, 0. Medical observations and inquiries by a society of 
physicians in London. 1771—1784, 6 vols. 
6, O. The medical museum, or select cases, experiments, 
enquiries, aud discoveries in medicine, anatomy, botany, 
&c. By physicians aud other gentlemen of the faculty. 
3 vols. Lond. 1781. 
41, 0. Medical communications. 2 vols. Lond. 1784 and 
1790. 
1658, 0. The same. 
477, 0. Medical facts and observations. Lond. 1791 to 
1801. 8 vols. 
593, O. The same. Vols. 1st, 2d, and 3d. 
334, O. Transactions of a society for the improvement of 
medical and chirurgical knowledge. 3 vols. Lond. 1793, 
1800, and 1812. 
96, O. The same. Vols. 1st and 2d.1 
471, O. Medical records and researches selected from the 
papers of a private medical association. Lond. 1798. 
1625, 0. Transactions of the royal humane society from 
1774 to 1784. With an appendix of miscellaneous ob- 
servations on suspended animation, to the year 1794. 
Edited by W. Hawes, m. d. 
221, O. Reports of the humane society, for the recovery 
of persons apparently drowned, for the years 1785 and 
1786. Lond. 
1089, O. p. An account of the first festival of the royal 
Jennenan society for the extermination of the small-pox. 
With the constitution. Lond. 1803. 
1573, O. p. Reports of the vaccine institution, from 1800 
to 1802. Lond. 1803. 
1602, O. p. Reports of a medical committee on cases of 
supposed small-pox after vaccination in Fullwoods-rents, 
London, 1804. 
1161,0. Medico-chirurgical transactions,published by the 
medical and chirurgical society of London. 1809—1829. 
14 vols. 
596,0. The medical spectator. Lond. 1792—1793 2 
vols. 
611, 0. The new London medical journal. 2 vols. 1792 
—1793. 
558, O. The London medical review and magazine; by a 
society of physicians and surgeons. 1799—1801. 7 
vols. 253 
500, O. The medical and physical journal; containing the 
earliest information on subjects of medicine, surgery, 
pharmacy, chemistry, and natural history; and a critical 
analysis of all new books in those departments of litera- 
ture. Conducted by T. Bradley, m. d. A. F. M. Willich, 
m. d. and others. Lond. 1799—1826. 55 vols. With a 
general index to the first forty vols. 
500, O. The London medical and physical journal. New 
series. 1826—1829. 6 vols. 
1000,0. The medical and chirurgical review; containing 
a copious account of the various publications in different 
languages on medicine and surgery. Lond. 1795—1807. 
15 vols. 
1108, O. The annual medical register, for the years 1808 
and 1809. By a society of physicians. Lond. 1809—10. 
2 vols. 
1197,0. The medical and surgical spectator. Vol. 3d. 
May to Oct. 1809, or a selection of cases in surgery, medi- 
cine, midwifery, &c. with observations on the medical 
profession in Great Britain. 
1087, O. The London medical review. Vols. 1st and 2d, 
1808—1809, and vol. 4th, 1811. 
1626, O. The new medical and physical journal; or annals 
of medicine, natural history, and chemistry. Conducted 
by T. Bradley, W. Sherman, James Johnson, and Shirley 
Palmer, m. d.’s Lond. 1810—15. 10 vols. 
1627, O. The medico-chirurgical journal and review. Con- 
ducted by W. Shearman, James Johnson, and Shirley 
Palmer, m. d. Lond. 1815—18. 5 vols. 
The medico-chirurgical journal, or quarterly register 
of medical science. Conducted by James Johnson, m.d. 
1818—1820. 2 vols. 
The medico-chirurgical review, and journal of medi- 
cal science. Analytical series. Conducted by associated 
physicians and surgeons, and superintended by James 
Johnson, m.d. 1820—1824. 4 vols. 
The medico-chirurgical review, and journal of prac- 
tical medicine. New series. Edited by James Johnson, 
1824—1829. 10 vols. 
1458, O. The London medical repository, monthly journal, 
and review for 1823. Vols. 19 and 20 of first series.— 
And new series, 1823—1825. 3 vols. Edited by James 
Copland, m. d. and Robley Dunglison, m. d. 
The same; new series. Edited by Jas. Copland, 
John Darwall, and John Conolly, m. d. 1825 to 1828. 6 
vols. 254 
2090, O. The London medical and surgical journal. (A 
new series of tlie medical repository.) Edited by John Epps, 
M. D. and John Uuoies and Joseph Houlton, Esqrs. 1828 
—9. 2 vols. 
1763, O. The quarterly journal of foreign medicine and 
surgery; and of the sciences connected with them. 1818 
—1823. 5 vols. 
Anderson’s quarterly Journal of the medical sci- 
ences. Being a new series of the quarterly journal of 
foreign medicine and surgery. 1823—1826. 3 vols. 
Also the quarterly medical review, (a new series of An- 
derson’s journal. Edited by Wm. Speir, m. d. Yol. 1, 
No. 1. Jan’y 1827. 
1980, 0. The Lancet. Edited by Thos. Wakley, surgeon. 
Lond. 1823—1829. 11 vols. 
2053, 0. Journal of morbid anatomy, ophthalmic medicine, 
and pharmaceutical analysis; with medico-boUmical trans- 
actionst, communicated by the me-‘ico-botanicat society of 
London. Edited by John Richu.Farre, m. d. 1828, vol. 
1, part 1. 
Manchester. 48, O. Memoirs of the literary and philosophical 
society of Manchester. 1785—1824. 9 vols. 
Nuremberg. 139, Q. Miscellanea curiosa sive ephemeridum 
medico-physicarum Germanicarum academic imperialis 
Leopoldinae naturae curiosorum. 1687—1692. 5 vols. 
138, Q. Acta physico-medica acad. Cesareae Leopoldino- 
Carolinag naturae curiosorum exhibentia ephemerides, &c. 
1737, 1739, and 1744. 3 vols. 
Paris. Literary and Philosophical. 
42, F. Dictionnaire de l’academie Fran$oise; Dedie au roi. 
Paris, 1694. 
43, F. Le dictionnaire des arts et des sciences. Par M. 
D. C. de l’academie Franchise. 1694. 
129, Q. Memoires de mathematique et de physique; Tirez 
des registres de l’academie royale des sciences. 1692 & 
1693. Tomes 2. 
129, Q. Histoire de l’academie royale des sciences. Avec 
les memoires de mathematique et de physique. Tirez des 
registres de cette academie. 1699—1721. Tomes 24. 
225, Q. Memoires pour servir a l’histoire natut elle des ani- 
maux. Par M. Perrault et MM. de l’academie royale des 
sciences. 1758. Tomes 3. 255 
86, D. Observations sur la physique, sur l’histoire naturelle, 
et sur les arts. Avec des planches en tailledouce. Par 
M. PAbbe Rozier. 1771 & 1772. Tomes 6. 
84. Q. Obs. sur la physique, sur l’hist. nat. et sur les arts 
et metiers. Par M. l’Abbe Rozier. 1773—1792. Tomes 
42. 
283, Q. Encyclopedic methodique, ou par ordre de matieres. 
Par un societe de gens de lettres, tie savans, et d’artistes. 
Botanique A a Myo Planches 700. 
Hist. nat. des anitnaux. Tomes 7. Avec des planches 
sur la zoologie 112; l’ornithologie 230; les peches 114; et 
l’insectes 267. 
284, Q. Tableau encyclopedique et methodique. Tomes 4. 
Tome ler. Itchthyologie. Par M. l’abbe Bonnaterre. 
An. 1788. 
2me. Ornithologie. Par le raetne. 1790. 
3me. Ophiologie, cetalogie, et erpetologie. Par le 
meme. Ans. 1789—1790. 
4me. Botanique. Par le ( hev. La Marck. 1791. 
86, F. Actes de la societe d’histoire naturelle de Paris. 
Tome premier, lerpartie. 1792. 
327, Q. Annales du museum national d’histoire naturelle. 
1802—1806. Tomes 8. 
280, Q. Memoirs de l’institut national des sciences et arts, 
sciences mathematiques et physiques. An. 6, (1798) a 
1816. Tonies 13. 
278, Q. Base du systcme metrique decimal, ou mesure de 
Parc du meridien compris entre les paralkles de Dun- 
kerque et Barcelone; execute en 1792 et annees sui- 
vantes. Par M. M. Mechain et Delambre. (Suite des 
mem. de l’inst. sc. mathem. et phys.) 1806—1810. 
Tomes 3. 
279, Q. Memoires presentees a Pinstitut, par divers sa- 
vans. Et lus dans ses ass< mblees. Sciences mathem. et 
physiques. 1806—1811. Tomes 2. 
281, Q. Memoires de Pinstitut national des sciences et arts. 
Sciences morales et politiques. 1798—1804. Tomes 5. 
282, Q. Memoirs de Pinstitut national. Literature et beaux 
arts. 1798—1804. Tomes 5. 
277, Q. Rapports et discussion de toutes les classes de Pin- 
stitut de France, sur les ouvrages admis ou concours pour 
les prix decennaux. 1810. 256 
Medical. 
132, D. Bibliotheque choisie deniedecine tiree des ouvrages 
periodiques taut Francois qu, Etrangeres, avec plusieurs 
pieces rares, et des remarques utiles et curieuses. Par 
M. Planque, m. d. Continue et achevee par M. Goulin. 
1748a 1770. Tomes 30. 
328, Q. Recueil de memoires ou collection de pieces aca- 
demie ques concernant la medicine et la chirurgie, l’his- 
toire naturelle, etc. Mis enordre par feuM. J. Berryatt, 
m. d. 1754—1785. Tomes 9. 
329, Q. Collection academique, composee des memoires, 
actes, ou journaux des plus celebres academies et societes 
litteraries Etrangeres. Concernant l’histoire naturelle,la 
medicine, etc. Traduite en Francois et mis en ordre par 
une societe de gens de lettres. 1755—1779. Tomes 13. 
721, O. Medical essays and observations; being an abridg- 
ment of the medical papers contained in the memoirs of 
the royal academy of sciences in Paris. Lond. 1764. 4 
vols. 
1496,0. Cases, medical, chirurgical, and anatomical: se- 
lected and translated from the memoirs of the royal aca- 
demy of sciences of Paris. Lond. 1776. 1 vol. 
143, D. Memoires de Pacademie royale de chirurgie. Paris, 
1764—1774. Tomes 15. 
144, D. Recueil des pieces qui ont concouru pour le prix 
de Padademie royale de chirurgie. 1733—1758. Tomes 
8. (Publiees 1775.) 
64, 0. Memoirs of the royal academy of surgery at Paris. 
Translated from the French. Lond. 1750. 2 vols. 
12, D. Memoirs of the royal academy of surgery at Paris. 
Translated from the French, by Geo. Neale. Lond. 1759. 
3 vols. 
297, Q. Histoire de la societe royale de medecine. Annees 
1776 a 1778. Tomes 2. 
680, 0. Memoires de la societe medicale d’emulation seante 
a Pecole de medecine de Paris. Pour Pan. 8 de la re- 
publique. 1801. 
1632,0. Dictionnaire des sciences medicales, par un so- 
ciete de medecins et de chirurgiens. 1812—1822. Tomes 
60. 
363, D. Recueil periodique d’observations de medecine, de 
chirurgie et de pharmacie. Ou, Journal de medecine, chi- 
rurgie et pharmacie. 1754a 1793. Tomes 93. Avec un 
table indicative des matieres, et table des auteurs, pour 
les 65 premiers volumes. 257 
714, 0. Journal de chirurgie, par M. Desault, chirurgien 
en chef de l’hotel Dieu de Pans. 1791—2. Tomes 3. 
2036, O. Journal de physiologie experimentale et patholo- 
gique. Par F. Magendie. 1821—1829. Tomes 8. 
590, O. Annales de la medecine physiologique. Par F. J. 
V. Proussais. 1822—1829. Tomes 15. 
2052, O. Journal des progr'cs des sciences et institutions 
medicates en Europe, en Jimerique, etc. Par une associa- 
tion de medecins. 1827—1829. Tomes 13. 
St. Petersburg. 114, Q. Commentarii academiae scientiarum 
imperialis Petropolitanae, ad annos 1726—1736. 8 vols. 
Editio nova, iuxta editionem Petropolitanum. Bononiae, 
1740—1752. 
Venice. 1672, 0. Analecta Transalpina. Epitome commentari 
orum regiae scientiarum academiae Suecicae, pro annis 1739 
—1752. Venetiis, 1762. Tomi 2. ANONYMOUS PUBLICATIONS, 
ARRANGED UNDER THE FOLLOWING HEADS. 
Anatomy, 
Surgery, 
Theory and practice of medi- 
cine, 
Chemistry, 
Materia medica, 
Pharmacy, 
Popular and domestic medi- 
cine, 
Phrenology, 
Insanity, 
Hospitals and dispensarys, 
Medical ethics, statistics, 
AND JURISPRUDENCE, 
Botany, 
Zoology, 
Catalogues, 
Dictionaries, 
Miscellanea. The titles of some works not strictly anonymous, and included 
in preceding sections, are reinserted here, with a view to lessen the 
labour of reference to persons using the catalogue. ANATOMY. 
130, 0. A system of anatomy from Monro, Winslow, Innes, and 
the latest authors. With plates. 2 vols. Edinb. 1784. 
86, Q. A compendious system of anatomy; extracted from the 
American edition of the encyclopaedia. Philad. 1790. 
296, O. The same. Philad. 1792. 
970, O. Anatomical dialogues; or a breviary of anatomy. 3d edit. 
Lond. 1792. 
181, D. The London dissector. Lond. 1804. 
195, D. Anatomical dialogues; intended as preparatory to an ex- 
amination. 2 vols. Lond. 1807. 
216, D. Anatomia Britannica, a system of anatomy and physiology. 
2d edit. 3 vols. Lond. 1808. 
1582, O. p. Compendium of angiology and myology, arranged in 
a tabular form. Lond. 1812. 
SURGERY. 
41, D. Colloquia chyrurgica; or the whole art of surgery. Lond. 
1710. 
405, O. vol. 2d. p. Dr. Taylor couched for a cataract. By J. S. 
Lond. 1736. 
1444, O. The modern surgeon; or, plain and rational rules for the 
direction of practice. Lond. 1811. 
272, D. The surgeon’s vade-mecum. Albany, N. Y. 1813. 
205, D. The London practice of midwifery. 2d edit. Lond. 
1808. 
THEORY AND PRACTICE OF MEDICINE. 
197, 0. A new theory of acute and slow continued fevers; with 
an essay concerning the improvements of the theory of 
medicine. Lond. 1722. 
405, O. vol. 4th, p. Observations on the epidemic fever of the year 
1741, and the advantages of a cool method of treatment. 
Lond. 1742. 
763, O. Animadversions on a late treatise on kink-cough. To 
which is annexed an essay on that disorder. Lond. 1774. 262 
97, D. The practice of the British and French hospitals. 2d edit. 
Lond. 1775. 
49, Q. p. Hints on diseases that are not cured, addressed to the 
faculty only. Lond. 1781. 
332, O. The London practice of physic. 5th edit. Lond. 1792. 
49, O. The same. Dublin, 1793. 
513,0. The same. 6th edit. Lond. 1797. 
302, D. A grammar of medicine. WTith engravings. Lond. 1813. 
1580, O. p. Outlines of a treatise on the disordered states of the 
lungs, their origin, treatment, and prevention. Lond. 
1804. 
1014, O. The Edinburgh practice of physic, surgery, and mid- 
wifery. 5 vols, Edinb. 1803. 
1564,0. Communications on the use of stramonium in asthma; 
from the monthly magazine. Lond. 1811. 
CHEMISTRY. 
43, D. Suite du nouveau cours de chymie. Tome 2d. Paris, 1724. 
6, Q. A dictionary of chemistry. Translated from the French. 2 
vols. Lond 1771. 
64, Q. A system of chemistry. Extracted from the American 
edition of the encyclopaedia. Philad. 1791. 
1585, 0 Vocabulary and tables of the old and new nomenclature 
of chemical science. Edinb. 1796. 
173, Q. A new system of chemistry, comprehending the latest 
discoveries and improvements. With plates. Philad. 
1800. 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
325, D. A practical materia medica, in which the various articles 
are fully described, and divided into classes and orders 
according to their effects. 2d edit. Lond. 1813. 
405, 0. vol. 3d, p. A treatise on crude mercury. 2d edit. Lond. 
1733. 
PHARMACY. 
]62, D. Pharmacopoeia Amstelaedamensis renovata. 1726. 
203,0. Pharmacopoeia Leidensis, Lugd. Batav. 1751. 
405, O. vol. 3d, p. Plan of a new London pharmacopoeia, proposed 
to the college of physicians by their committee appointed 
for that purpose. Lond. 1745. 263 
44, D. Pharmacopoeia collegii regalis medicorum Lond. 1747. 
1549, O. Idem. Editio altera. Lond. 1815. 
1110,0. Lond. pharm. Translated 1809. Vide Powell. 
1410, O. Idem. 1824. Vide Tuthill. 
293, D. Pharm. in usum valetudinarii Guy. Lond. 1803. 
172, (). Pharm. coll, regii med. Edinburgensis. 1783. 
344,0. Idem. 1792. 
324, D. Idem. 1813. 
326, D. Idem. Vide Spens. 
359, D. Pharmacopoeia of the Massachusetts medical society. 
Boston, 1808. 
1367, O. Pharmacopoeia of the United States of America. Boston, 
1820. 
389, O. Thesaurus medicaminum; a new collection of medical 
prescriptions. With pharmaceutical and practical re- 
marks. Lond. 1794. 
POPULAR AND DOMESTIC MEDICINE. 
405, O. vol. 4th, p. Hermippus redivivus, or the sage’s triumph 
over old age and the grave: wherein a method is laid down 
for prolonging the life and vigour of man. Lond. 1744. 
405, O. vol. 1st, p. The bishop of Cloyne defended; or tar-water 
proved useful by theory and experiment. In answer to 
T. R. m. n. Lond. Vide Reeve, Thos. 
542, 0. vol. 1st, p. A sovereign remedy for the dropsy. Published 
for public benefit. 3d edit. Lond. 1797. 
294, O. vol. 13th, p. Treatise on the herb tobacco, pointing out its 
deleterious pernicious quality. By a gent, of the univer- 
sity of Cambridge. Lond. 1789. 
1036, 0. vol. 3d p. Directions for recovering persons apparently 
dead, from drowning, and from the disorders occasioned 
by cold liquors. Published by the Humane society. Philad. 
106, D. p. An easy way to prolong life, by a little attention to 
what we eat and drink. Lond. 1775. 
188, D. The manual of health; or, the invalid conducted safely 
through the seasons. Lond. 1806. 
327, D. Hints on the recovery and preservation of health. 2d edit. 
Lond. 1813. 
394, D. Sure methods of preserving health and prolonging life. 
By a physician. Philad. 1828. 
264, D. The school for good living, or a literary and historical es- 
say on the European kitchen. Lond. 1814. 264 
305, D. The domestic pharmacopoeia, or, a complete medical guide 
for families. Lond. 1805. 
226, D. The maternal physician: a treatise on the management of 
infants, by an American matron. New York, 1811. 
352, D. The art of preserving the feet. By an experienced chi- 
ropodist. Lond. 1818. 
1089, 0. p. Expositions on the inoculation of the small-pox, and 
of the cow-pock. Addressed to parents, &c. Lond. 1805. 
PHRENOLOGY. 
2089, O. p. An apology for the study of phrenology. Bath, 1825. 
2089, O. p. A phrenological treatise on naval discipline. Lond. 
1825. 
2089, 0. p. Facts in favour of phrenology. In reply to the stric- 
tures of the Edinburgh review. Macclesheld, 1826. 
INSANITY. 
291, D. Domestic guide in cases of insanity. 2d edit. Newcastle, 
Eng. 1809. 
2040, 0. Practical observations on insanity, and the treatment of 
the insane. By W. J. late keeper at a lunatic asylum. 
Lond. 1828. 
2058, 0. Sketches in Bedlam; or, characteristic traits of insanity, 
as displayed in the cases of 140 patients of both sexes in 
new Bethlera. With a succinct history of that establish- 
ment. 2d edit. Lond. 1824. 
1956, O. Report, together with the minutes of evidence, and an 
appendix of papers, from the committee of the house of 
commons, appointed to consider of provision being made 
for the better regulation of mad-houses in England. Lond. 
1815. 
136, F. Report from the select committee of the house of commons 
on pauper lunatics in the county of Middlesex, and on lu- 
natic asylums. Lond. 1827. 
HOSPITALS AND DISPENSARIES. 
52 anti 216, Q. Some account of the Pennsylvania hospital, from 
its first rise to the beginning of the month called May, 
1754. Philad. 1754. Together with a Continuation of 
the account of the Pennsylvania hospital, from May, 1754, 
to May, 1761. With a list of the contributors. Philad. 
1761. 265 
1360, 0. A re-print of the two preceding pamphlets. Philad. 1817. 
406, D. p. An account of the rise, progress, and present state of 
the Pennsylvania hospital. Deer. 12th, 1801. 
406, D. p. Some account of the origin, objects, and present state 
of the Pennsylvania hospital. With an engraving of its 
south front. Philad. 1828. 
2061, O. Some account of the Pennsylvania hospital, with lists of 
the managers, physicians, &c. (published in Hazard’s re- 
gister of Pennsylvania.) Philad. 1828. 
1768, 0. vol. 9th. Brief account of the Pennsylvania hospital, 
(published in Chapman’s journal. Vide Coates. 
1360, 0. Account of the New York hospital. N. Y. 1811. 
459, 0. p. Ordinances, rules, and bye-laws for the alms-house and 
house of employment, Philadelphia, 1796. 
761, 0. p. Plan and elevation of the new dispensary. Lond. 1775. 
761, O. p. Observations on the plan proposed for establishing “A 
dispensary and medical society for the private and only im- 
mediate use of the subscribers, their families, and friends.” 
Lond. 1779. 
459, O. p. An address concerning certain cases of distress unpro- 
vided for in public hospitals. With the regulations of the 
Samaritan society, instituted in 1791. Lond. 
1642, O. p. The hospital pupil’s guide through London. 3d edit. 
Lond. 1803. 
MEDICAL ETHICS, STATISTICS, AND JURISPRUDENCE. 
32, D. A short answer to a late book entituled “ Testamen medi- 
cinale.” With which are reprinted several papers, touch- 
ing the rise, growth, and usefulness of tue dispensaries 
erected, by the college of physicians, to preserve the poor 
of London and its environs from the extortions of apothe- 
caries. Loud. 1705. 
405, O. vol. 3d,p. A letter on the origin, nature, and dignity of 
the degree of doctor. Lond. 1736. 
405, O. vol. 4th, p. One physician is e’en just as good as t’other, 
surgeons not less knowing, and apothecaries perhaps best 
of all. Lond. 1739. 
405, 0. vol. 4th, p. Natural sagacity the principal secret, if not 
the whole, in physick. Lond. 1742. 
294, O. vol. 3d, p. A plan for a medical court of judicature to cor- 
rect abuses of the profession of physic in all its branches, 
&c. Lond. 17S8. 
377. D. Esculapian secrets revealed; or, friendly hints to gentle- 266 
men of the medical profession, and the public in general. 
Lond. 1813. 
3£8, D. An essay addressed to medical students, on the importance 
of the profession. Lond. 1808. 
1997,0. p. Observations on the impropriety of men being employed 
in the business of midwifery. Lond. 1827. 
5, 0. Medical register, (a directory to the members of the profes- 
sion throughout England.( Lond. 1783. 
439, 0. p. The present state of medical learning in New York, 
1797. 
1604, 0. p. An essay on medical economy, comprising a sketch of 
the state of the profession in England. Lond. 1814. 
£067, O. An exposition of the state of the medical profession in 
the British dominions, and of the injurious effects of the 
monopoly of the royal college of physicians. Lond. 18£6. 
BOTANY. 
405, 0. vol. £d, p. A historical account of mandrakes, both male 
and female: with a particular account of those which Ra- 
chel long’d for. Lond. 1741. 
£10, Q. Des Jacintes, de leur anatomie, reproduction, et culture. 
Amsterdam, 1768. 
1355, 0. A system of vegetables, with their characters and diffe- 
rences. By a botanical society of Lichfield. £ vols. Lond. 
178£. 
540, O. Botanical dialogues; by a lady. For the use of schools. 
Lond. 1797. 
1321, O. Catalogue of plants in the Dublin society’s garden at 
Glasnevin. Dublin, 180£. 
£51, D. A synopsis of the genera of American plants, on the Lin- 
nean system. Georgetown, D. C. 1814. 
ZOOLOGY. 
1350, 0. A system of the natural history of quadrupeds, birds, 
fishes, and insects. 3 vols. Edinb. 1791. 
1319,0. Elements of natural history. 2 vols. Edinb. 1801 and 
1802. 
1036, O. vol. 11th, p. An account of the wheat moth, or Virginia 
fly, as it appeared in France in 1735, and in Pennsylvania 
in 1802. Philad. 1805. 
382, D. The conchologist’s companion. Lond. 1824. 
1607, O. Observations on the animal ceconomy. Lond. 1815. 267 
CATALOGUES. 
405, O. vol. 2d, p. Catalogue of the rarities at Don Saltero’s cof- 
fee house in Chelsea. With a list of the benefactors. 
Lond. 1745. 
405, O. vol. 2d, p. Catalogue of the anatomical wax work by M. 
Denoueof Paris, which is now to be viewed in the Strand. 
Lond. 
853, O. A catalogue of the books belonging to the medical library 
of the Pennsylvania hospital. Philad. 1790. Also a 
catalogue of the books added to the library since the year 
1790; with a description of the anatomical museum, and 
the rules for its preservation. Philad. 1794. 
854, 0. A catalogue of the medical library belonging to the Penn- 
sylvania hospital; with a list of the articles in the anato- 
mical museum, and the rules of the museum and library. 
Philad. 1806. 
855, O. A catalogue of the medical library belonging to the Penn- 
sylvania hospital. Part 2. Philad. 1818. 
856, 0. A catalogue of the books belonging to the medical library 
of the Pennsylvania hospital. Philad. 1829. 
924, O. A catalogue of the books belonging to the library company 
of Philadelphia. 1807—1828. 2 vols. 
1115,0. A catalogue of the books, &c. belonging to the library 
company of Baltimore. 1809. 
1360, 0. A catalogue of the books belonging to the library of the 
New York hospital. 1809 and 1818. 
1977, O. Catalogue of the library of the American philosophical 
society, held at Philadelphia for promoting useful know- 
ledge. Philad. 1824. 
DICTIONARIES. 
] 154, 0. The American medical lexicon, on the plau of Quincy's. 
New York, 1811. 
98, Q. Encyclopaedia; or, a dictionary of arts and sciences, and 
miscellaneous literature. The first American edition. 18 
vols. With a supplement in 3 vols. Philad. 
1632,0. Dictionnaire des sciences medicales. Tomes 60. Paris. 
1812—1822. 
MISCELLANEA. 
237, D. The theory of dreams, in which an inquiry is made into 
the powers and faculties of the human mind, as illustrated 268 
by the most remarkable dreams recorded in sacred and 
prophane history. 2 vols. Lond. 1808. 
1036,0. vol. 7th, p. An essay on matter. Philad. 1784. 
1036, 0. vol. 11th, p. Observations on the influence of the moon 
on climate, and the animal economy. Philad. 1798. 
1981, O. The theory and practice of warming and ventilating pub- 
lic buildings, dwelling-houses, and conservatories. With 
plates. By an engineer. Lond. 1825. 
317, D. Anecdotes, medical, chemical, and surgical. By an adept. 
2 vols. Lond. 1816. 
1036, O. vol. 2d, p. The universal asylum, and Columbian maga- 
zine. Philad. May, 1790. 
1036, O. vol. 11th, p. The constitution of the United States of 
America, as proposed by the convention held at Philadel- 
phia, Sept. 1787, and as ratified by the several states. 
Philad. 1799. 
459, 0. p. A compilation of the laws of Pennsylvania relative to 
the poor; from 1790 to 1795. Philad. 1796. INDEX TO SUBJECTS. 
Hart & 
MEDICAL, SURGICAL, AND CHEMICAL INDEX. 
Abdominal viscera, diseases of. Abercrombie, Leake, Parry, (colls, 
vol. 2.) Pemberton, Stokes W. 
Vide Viscera. 
Abortion. Burns J. Vide Obstetrics. 
Abscess. Badham, Clare, Kite, (essays,) Severinus. 
mammary. Jeffreys. 
Absorbent vessels. Cruikshank, Darwin C. Pring, Sheldon. 
diseases of. Goodlad, Soemmerring. 
Absorption. Moore, John. 
of bone. Bell, B. 
of mercury from internal surfaces. Clare, Cruikshank. 
Abstinence of Ann Moore. White, J. E. 
on approach of disease. E. Miller. 
from animal food. Ritson. 
Acoustic surgery. Buchanan. Vide Ear. 
Acupuncture. Berlioz, Churchill J. M. Morand. 
Adhesion, modern practice of. Young, S. 
Air, atmospheric, its nature and properties. Pearson, Priestlev,. 
Robertson, H. 
effects on the human body. Arbuthnot, Baker (mcd. 
tracts, page 616,) Barnwell, Forster T. Hippocrates, Hux- 
ham. 
effects of vegetables upon its purity. Ingenhousz. 
purifying infected. Morveau. Vide Chlorurets. 
— extruding foul, from ships. Mead. 
factitious. Beddoes, Cavallo, Percival, (works, 3d vol.) 
Watt, Jas. 
fixed. Dobson, Henry T. Higgins, Macbride, Percival, 
(works, 3d vol.) 
Oxygen. Archer. 
pump. Blegborough. 
Aliments. Arbuthnot. Vide Diet. 272 
Amputation. Alanson, Bell C. Guthrie, Jones John, Monro A. 
senr. My.icrs, Pouteau, Saint Martin, Thomson J. Tissot, 
(works, 5th vol.) 
at shoulder joint. Fraser, \V. 
Vide Surgery. 
Anatomy, (general.) Albinus, Baglivi, Bartholinus, Beclard, Bell 
B. Bell C. Bell J. Bichat, Bonetus, Bojer, Cheselden, 
Diemmerbroeck, Eustachius, Fyfe, Haller, Heister, Hooper, 
R. Horner, Huber, Latta, Lizars, Loder, Martinus, Mal- 
pigliius, Monro A. Northcote, Parry, (colls. 1st vol.) Pla- 
centinus, Pole, Portal, Robertson A. Sabatier, Simmons 
S. F. Smellie, Vesaiius, Vicq-d-Azyr. Vide Anonymous. 
Apology for British. Farre. 
elements of. Armiger, Quain. 
compendium of. Burke W. Fyfe. 
history of. Portal. 
lectures on. Cooper, A. Falconer, Tyrrell. 
lessons on practical. Horner. 
manual of. Bayle, Marjolin, Quain, Stanley. 
nomenclature of. Barclay. 
principles of. Aitken, Bell J. Leake, Vaughan W. 
system of. Bell, Cloquet H. Drake, Rotheram, Wistar. 
tabular views of. Ayshford. 
connection of, with drawing and statuary. Camper, Bell 
Chas. 
Anatomy, comparative. Burdin, Carus, Cuvier, Fyfe, Harwood, 
Home Ev’d. Lawrence Wm. Monro A. sen. Rotheram, 
Serres, Vicq-d-Azyr. 
comp, of fishes. Monro, A Vicq-d-Azyr. 
descriptive. Bichat, Cloquet J. H. Quain. 
morbid. Baillie, Bell C. Bichat, Bonetus, Cruvielhier, 
Farre, Howship, Lieutaud, Monro A.jr. Morgagni, Prost. 
Saw rev. 
pathological. Bichat, Bonetus, and Vide Pathology. 
surgical. Anderson, Colles. Vide Surgery. 
Anatomy of absorbing vessels. Cruikshank. 
eye. Chandler R. Monro A. Scarpa. Vide Eye. 
- ear. Vide Ear. 
gravid uterus. Burns J. Hunter Wm. Vide Uterus. 273 
Anatomy of genital organs. Graaf, Watt. Vide Generation. 
head and neck. Burns A. Watt. Vide Head. 
parts concerned in hernia. Cooper, Liston, Watt. Vide 
Hernia and Pelvis. 
• the vascular system. Wilson Jas. 
Anatomical investigations. Godman, Morgagni, Pecquet. 
museum of Glasgow. Laskey. 
of Penn, university. Horner. 
preparations. Swan. 
Bibliotheca anatomica. Clericus, Haller, Mangetus. 
Disputationes anatomicae. Haller. 
Epislolae anatomicae. Malpighius. 
Praelectiones anatomicae. Leber. 
Tractatus anatomicae. Spigelius. 
Anatomist's vade-mecum. Hooper R. 
Anchylosis, operation for. Barton. 
Aneurism. Abernethy, Bell C. Freer, Hosack (essays,) Hutchi- 
son, Monro A. sen. Ramsden, Scarpa. Vide Arteries. 
Angina. Monro A. sen. Percival (works, 3d vol.) Withering. 
pectoris. Blackall, Butter W. Fothergill J. Hosack (es- 
says,) Johnstone, Parry, Wall. 
Animal life, cause and phenomena of. Herdman, Rush, Thelwall. 
first principles of. Harrington. 
laws of. Park J. R. Pring. 
motion. Borelli, Whytt, Wilkins, Wilkinson. 
heat. Crawford A. Elliot, Leslie P. D. Moises, Peart, 
Rigby, Wrisberg. 
fibre, effects of tonics upon. Crawford C. 
system, effects of ardent spirits upon. Forster T. 
economy. Gardiner, Humpage, Hunter J. Jenty, Thorn- 
ton R. J. Whytt. 
Animation, suspended, Calhoun, Fothergill A. Fothergill J. Franks, 
Hamilton R. Hawes, Kite, Orfila, Portal, Pouteau, Struve, 
Whiter. Vide Respiration. 
Anthrax. Hosack, Jones John. 
Anus, diseases of. Calvert, Copeland, Griffith R. Howship. Vide 
Rectum and Intestines. 274 
Apoplexy. Bayle, Chandler R. Chcyne J. Cooke \Y. Fothergill 
J. Kirkland, Portal, Tissot, Wepfer. 
Apothecary, history of the profession. Good. 
education of. Lucas. 
Arteries, general description of. Dcrraot, Haller, Murray A. Tur- 
ner T. 
engravings of. Bell C. Haller, Hodgson, Tuson. 
• experiments upon. Parry. 
ligature of. Aikin, Barclay, Blizard, Jones J. F. D. Mott. 
opening temporal. Butter W. 
diseases of. Freer, Hodgson, Monro A. sen. Turner T. 
Vide Blood vessels. 
Asphyxies. Vide Animation, suspended. 
Asthenology. Struve. 
Asthma. Balfour, Caton, Lambe, Lipscomb G. Millar John, Mon- 
ro A. sen. Ryan, W ithers. Vide. Respiration. 
Atrabilious temperament. Grant. 
Auscultation. Vide Stethoscope. 
Bandages. Gerdy, Jardine, Thillaye. 
Barbadoes, air and diseases of. Hilary. 
glandular disease of. Hendy. 
Bathing. Baynard, Blegborough, Este, Floyer, Kentish, Saunders 
W. Simpson W. 
sea. Buchan A. P. Gibney, Reid T. 
Baths, oil and ear. Trinder. 
- — warm and vapour. Kentish. 
construction of. Playfair. 
Bile. Maclurg, Powell R. Saunders W. 
Biliary concretions. Vide Calculi. 
Bilious diseases. Andree, Ayre, Currie W. Gibson J. Hall M. 
Griffith C. Quier. 
Bibliotheca anatomica. Clericus, Haller, Mangetus. 
Britannica. Wratt R. 
chirurgica. Haller. 
medicina. Haller. 
Bionomia. Buchan A. P. 
Bladder, diseases of. Foot, Soemmerring. Vide Calculi and Uri- 
nary organs. 275 
Bladder, mode of puncturing. Weldon. 
Blisters. Fowler. 
Blood, on the. Bordeu (ceuv. 2d v.) Cavallo, Hewson W. Hunter 
J. Levison, Aloises, Plenck, Scudamore, Thackrah, Wil- 
son Jas. 
vitality of. Caldwell, Corrie. 
circulation of. Barry, Bartholinus, Bell C. Black Jas. Bour- 
don, Carson, Ewing, Harvey W. Kerr, Lower, Moore John, 
Parry, Pecquet, Searle, Servetus, Spallanzani, Wallaeus.. 
■ red particles of. Hewson W. 
transfusion of. Boyle (works, 2d vol.) Blundell, Lower. 
Blood-letting. Bayle F. (Problemata,) Berlioz, Bellini, Fowler T. 
Legoiiais, Mills, Rotterdam, Rush, Stubbe, Wallis, Welsh. 
aneurism occasioned by. Monro A. sen. 
Art of cupping. Mapleson. 
Blood vessels. Albinus, Blizard, Douglass Jas. Home Evd. Tuson. 
of the head and arm, (plates.) Hooper R. 
diseases of. Corvisart. 
Body, structure of the. Chevalier, Feltham, Jenty. 
combustion of. Lair. 
constitution and management of. Bed does. 
de usupartium corporis, fyc. Hoffmann. 
explicatiofunctionum corporis. Jadelot. 
effects of music upon. Roger. 
influence of sun and moon upon. Mead. 
— and mind, nut. hist. of. Adair. 
, Vide Man, Health, 4’C. 
Bones, on the. Bertin, Cheselden, Eustachius, Monro A. sen. Nes- 
bitt, Scarpa. Vide Skeleton. 
— of the face. Bordeu (oeuv. ler T.) 
engravings of. Albinus, Bell J. Hooper R. Kirtland. Vide 
Anatomy. 
references to. Simons. 
diseases of. Bell B. Boyer, Desault, Jeffray, Monro A. sen* 
Petit J. L. Pouteau (tome 3.) Russell J. Verney, Whately, 
Wilson Jas. Vide Joints. 276 
Botany, medical. Barton, Bigelow, Schoepf, Woodville. 
Brain, anatomy of. Bel! C. Gall, Gordon, Lallemand, Pettigrew, 
Ridley, Soemmerring, Spurzheim, Vicq-d-Azyr. 
anatomy offoetal. Tiedernan. 
morbid anatomy of. Hooper R. Marshall A. Mills. 
— comparative anatomy of Sen es. 
engravings of. Gall, Mayo H. Monro A. Pettigrew, Ram- 
say, Soemmerring, Spurzheim, Tuson. 
■■ ■ ■- pathology of. Lallemand. 
■ physiology of. Gall, Georget, Kirkland, Magendie, Spurz- 
heim, Wilson Jas. 
diseases of. Abercrombie, Bayle, Forestus, Monro A. Ros- 
tan, Tissot (tome 11th.) 
Breast, abscess of. Jeffreys. 
inflammation of. Holbrook. 
Britain, diseases of. Millar John. Vide London. 
med. constitution of. Bisset. 
Bronchia, pathology of. Cheyne J. 
Bronchitis. Badham. 
Bronchocele. Barton B. S. Caldwell (med. mem.) Coindet, Hol- 
brook, Mosely, Prosser, Wilmer. 
Burns. Earle, Kentish. 
Bursae mucosae. Monro A. 
Caesarian operation. Baudelocque, Hull. Vide Obstetrics. 
Calculi, biliary. Coe, Forbes, Marcet, Ranby, Saunders, Shattuck. 
Vide Orford. 
urinary. Austin, Beddoes, Beverovicius, Blackrie, Dobson, 
Hildanus, Home Evd. Hulme, Johnston, Magendie, Mar- 
cet, Monro A. sen. Percival (works, 4th v.) Perry S. 
Pouteau (3d v.) Prout, Wilson A. P. Vide Lithotomy. 
origin of. Austin, Lanzoni (3d v.) 
analysis of. Higgins W. 
cure of, without knife. Leroy J. 
medicines to dissolve. Blackrie, Falconer, Forbes, Girardi, 
Hales, Hulme, Langrish, Whytt. 277 
Canada, med. topography of Upper. Douglas John. 
Cancers. Adams, Bell B. Carmichael, Cazalet, Denman, Farr \V. 
Fearon, Gataker, Guy, Hamilton R. Hill Jas. Home Evd. 
Howard, Howship, Johnson C. T. Justamond, Lambe, Lar- 
rey, Nisbet, Nooth, Parry (colls. 2nd v.) Pearson J. 
Pouteau (1st v.) Simmons W. Thomas W. Wardrop, 
Young S. 
Carious joints. Jeffray. Vide Joints. 
Carditis. Davis. 
Carolina, S. weather and diseases of. Chalmers. 
Cataract. Adams, Bischoff, Bowen, Butter W. Cooper S. Earle, 
Gataker, Gibson B. Muter, Phipps, Richter, Saunders J. C 
Stevenson, Taylor J. Ware, Watham, Wenzell. Vide 
Eye, dis. of. 
Catarrh. Baker, Beddoes, Buxton, Mudge, White E. L. Stock. 
Vide Cough. 
Catarrhe ulerin. Blatin. Vide Uterus. 
Cattle, diseases of. Vide Veterinary med. 
Charcoal, noxious vapours of. Percival (works, Sd v.) Vide Ani- 
mation susp. 
Chemical analysis. Accum, Berzelius, Orfila, Thenard. 
affinity. Berthollet. 
essays. Bergman, Berthollet, Irvine, Lavoisier, Penington, 
Scheele, Skrimshire, Trotter, Watson. 
experiments and opinions. Beddoes, Davy, Henry T. Hig- 
gins, Macbride (essays,) Mayow, Neumann, Priestley. 
experiments in mixing oils. Fothergill, J. 
furnaces. Glauber. 
journal. Crell, Nicholson. 
nomenclature. Berthollet, Chenevix, Dickson, Fourcroy, 
Guyton-de-Morveau, Kirwan, Lavoisier, Mitchell, Pear- 
son, Pye C. White R. 
philosophy. Berkenhout, Cutbush J, Dalton,Davy, Fourcroy, 
Kunkel Meredith. 
pocket-book. Jacobs, Parkinson Jas. Woodhouse. 
reflections. Rymer. 
statics. Berthollet. 278 
Chemistry, animal. Berzelius, Johnson W. B. 
annals of. Garnett. 
atomic theory of. Dalton, Higgins W. Thomson T. 
antiphlogistic. Girtanner, Parkinson Jas. 
catechism of. Parkes. 
conspectus theoreiico-practicse. Junckerus. 
dialogues or conversations on. Bryan, Joyce, Robertson A. 
discoveries in. Yeats, G. D. 
dictionary of. Aiken, Kier, Nicholson, Nisbet, Ure. 
elements of Boerhaave. Begvinus, Chaptal, Ewell, Four- 
croy, Gorham, Henry Wm. Heron, Jacquin J. F. Lavoisier, 
Macquer, Murray J. Parkes, Singer, Stack Richd. Sylves- 
ter, Thenard, Thomson T. Turner E. 
epitome of modern. Reece. 
grammar of. Blair. 
history of. Gregory. 
institutes of. Dossie. 
lectures on. Black Jos. Boerhaave, Davy, Garnett, Gregory 
Jas. Gurney, Lemery. 
manual of. Beaume, Lagrange. 
medical and pharmaceutical. Blanchet, Monro D. Orfila, 
Paris. 
metallurgic. Cramerus, Fritschius, Gellert, Glauber, Kla- 
proth, Richardson. 
orations on. Smith T. Pascalis. 
■ operative. Dossie, Gray, Glauber, Lewis, Peart. 
principles of Brisson, Gren, Nicholson, Thomson J. 
— system of. Accum, Bache, Fourcroy, Hopson, Murray J. 
Thomson T. Wiegleb. 
application of to the arts. Cardanus, Chaptal, Davy, Fen- 
nell, Gray, Henry, Higgins, Penington, Williamos. 
phlogistic and antiphlogistic. Harrington, Higgins, Kir- 
wan, Priestley, Woodhouse. 
theoretical. Bergmann, White R. 
fallacy of new theories in. Harrington. 
Chimie, exper. et raisonnee. Baumc. 
pathologique. Nysten. 
Table analytique du. Dupiery. 279 
Chemistry. Acids and acidification. CoxeJ.R. Kinvan. 
Antiseptics. Macbride. 
Blow pipe. Berzelius, Cronstedt, Hare. 
Cold produced by evaporation. Cullen. 
Colours. Baucroft, Boyle (works, vol. 1.) Brongniart, 
Werner. 
Combustion. Coxe J. R. Crawford A. Elliott, Fulhame, 
Maclean J. Peart, Pictet. 
Crystallography. Accum. 
Distilling. Cooper, Hall. 
Dying. Bancroft, Berthollet, Cooper T. Fulhame, Mac- 
que , Penington. 
Electrive attractions. Bergman. 
Gaseous bodies. Scherer. 
Heat. Bellegingue, Bompass, Buchanan R. Boyle Robt. 
Tredgold. 
Mineral waters, analysis of. Atkins, Hoffman, Kirwan, 
Rutty. 
of continent of Europe. Ash, Marcard, Nott, 
Pouzaire, Williams. 
of Great Britain. Clanny, Denman, Elliot, 
Falconer, Garnet, Gibbes, Grew, Jameson T. Lem- 
priere, Pearson G. Percival (works, 3d v.) Scuda- 
more, Shaw, Short, Wall, Willan, Wilson Andw. 
of United States. Baltzell, Hosack, Meade, 
Rush. Seaman. 
Pierre des philosophes. Riplerus. 
Primary particles of bodies. Gibson J. 
Thermometer. Boyle (works, 2d vol.) Martine, Wedge- 
wood, Williams J. 
Transmutatiou of metals. Arnauld, Glauber, Riplerus. 
Water, commentaries on sea. Speed. 
composition and properties of. Lambe, Peart, 
Percival (works, 3d v.) 
decomposition of. Woodhouse, Priestley. 
—— preservation of, at sea. Henry T. 
Vide Electricity, Galvanism, Magnetism, Periodical 
literature, and Anonymous. 280 
Chest, diseases of. Barbeyrac, Bellini (op. omn.) Collin, Laennec, 
Vide Stethoscope and Viscera. 
Chicken-pox. Cross, Fisher J. D. Sanders, Thomson J. Vide Va- 
riolous epid. 
Child-birth, sudden death in. Kerr. Vide Obstetrics. 
Child-murder. Hunter W. Hutchinson W. Mahon P. 
Children, diseases of. Armstrong, Astruc, Baumes, Brevitt, But- 
ter W. Capuron, Chambon, Cheyne J. Clarke John, Coley, 
Dease, Dendy, Denman, Dewees, Dunglison, Haden, Ha- 
milton, A and J. Harris W. Heberden, Hosack (essays,) 
Hume W. Keighley, Miller E. Nisbet, North J. Portal, 
Roberton,Rosenstein, Scarpa, Sennertus, Sheldrake, Smith 
H. Syer, Underwood, Ware, Watt R. Wilson Aridw. 
nursing and management of. Cadogan, Clarke M. A. 
Dewees, Hamilton A. Herdman, Johnson R. W. Mantell, 
Moss, Saint-Marthe, Smith H. Struve. 
Cholera. Brown Thos. Christie, Currie W. Kennedy, Miller E. 
Tissot. Vide Epidemics. 
Chorea. Parry (coil’s, 1st v.) 
Chlorurets. Alcock, Labarraque. 
Climate, influence of on health, fyc. Falconer, Johnson Jas. Mose- 
ly, Pitta, Smith S. Williamson H. Wilson A. 
change of, in cure of dis. Gregory Jas. 
and diseases of Bahama islands. Townsend P. S. 
of Barbadoes. Hilary. 
of Malta. Domeier. 
and temperature of different latitudes. Kirwan. 
Clubfeet. Scarpa, Sheldrake. 
Clothing. Vaughan W. 
Clysteribus, Be. Graaf, Lanzoni (vol. 1.) 
Cold. Vide Catarrh. 
Colic. Lysons. 
bilious. Quier. 
Colica pictonum. Baker Sir G. (med. tracts,) Bordeu (oeuv. t. 2d,) 
Clutterbuck, Fothergill J. Hardy, Merat, Percival (works, 
3d v.) Tissott, Wall. 
Combustiones humaines. Lair. 
Compression by tourniquet, med. effects of. Kellie. 
Conception. Vide Generation, Fcetation} Uterus. 281 
Constipation. Fothergill J. Hosack (essays.) 
Constitutional diseases. Lambe, Portal. 
irritation. Travers. 
Contagion of febrile and other diseases. Bancroft, Bateman, Black- 
burn, Blane, Brown Sam. Burnet, Caldwell, Cathrall, 
Chisholm, Currie J. Currie W. Deveze, Kste, Faulkner, 
Ferriar, Forestus, Harty, Haygarth, Hddenbrand, Hosack, 
Jackson R. Jackson S. H. Maclean C. Mead, Potter, 
Pringle, Pye, Hose P. Rush B. Rushton, Shecut, Smyth 
J. C. Veitch, Wilson Andw. Wintringham, Yule. Vide 
Epidemics, Fever yellow, Plague. 
of Ophthalmia. Edmonston. 
dysentery. Degner. 
tinea capitis. Cooke W. 
Convulsions. Baumes, Chaussier, Leake, Miquel, North J. Will- 
is T. 
Cough, danger of neglecting. Hays. Vide Catarrh. 
chin, or kink. Burton J. Butter W. Fothergill J. Watt R. 
hooping. Ferriar. 
Croup. Alexander, Ferriar, Hosack (essays.) 
Cupping. Mapleson. 
Cynanche, maligna. Fordyce W. Fothergill J. Huxham, (Works 
2d v.) Perkins. 
trachealis. Alexander, Johnstone. 
Deafness. Stevenson. Vide Ear. 
Deaf and dumb. Weld. Wardrop. 
Death, disorder of Whiter. 
Debility. Smith W. Vide Jlstlienology. 
Delirium tremens. Coates, Monro A. sen. Sutton T. 
Dental surgery. Baumes, Fitch, Koecker. Vide Teeth. 
Dentition. Baumes, Hurlock. 
Diabetes. Ferriar, Girdlestone, Latham, Prout, Rollo, Venables, 
Watt R. Vide Urinary organs. 
Diagnosis. Hall. Vide Symptomatology. 
Diaphragm ruptured. Fothergill. J. 
Diarrhoea. Dewar. 
Dictionaries, med. and surg. Castellus, Cooper S. Coxe, Fox, 282 
Hooper R. James li. Kendrick, Lara, Lavoisien, Morris, 
Motherbv, Nysten, Parr, Quincy, Reece, Turton, WattJ. 
Vide Anonymous. 
Diet and Regimen. Adair, Cheync G. Newnham, Newton J. F. 
Nisbet, Paris, Roberton, Stark, Thackrah, Tweed, Wil- 
lich. 
Abstinence from animal food a duty. Ritson. 
Flora dietetica. Bryant. 
Mangel Wurtzel. Commerell. 
Materia alimentaria. Arbuthnot, Pearson R. 
Digestion. Fordyce G. Macbride (essays,) Moore John, Rees G. 
Smith N. R. Stone D. Thackrah. 
Indigestion. Daubenton, Gibson J. Howship, Philip, Rymer, 
Woodforde. 
Digestive organs, diseases of. Abernethy, Ayre, Law, Thomas J. 
Diseases, causes, symptoms and cure of. Aurelianus, Aretaus, 
Boerhaave, Collin, Gardiner, Forestus, Haller, Hippocra- 
tes, Morton, Paxton, Pisonis N. Rymer, Strother. 
causes and seats of. Hamilton J. Lieutaud, Morgagni, 
Perry C. 
commentaries on. Heberden, Van-Swieten, Wintringhara. 
clinical history of. Haygarth. 
dangerous to cure. Raymond. 
diagnosis and prognosis of. Alpinus, Ferrant, Hall, Le- 
roy C. Price. 
principal theories of. Currie W. 
-- - ■■ ' chronic. Armstrong, Bastays, Berlioz, Boerhaave, Bor- 
deu (CEuv. T. 2d.) Broussais, Cadogan, Dumas, Lambe, 
Lister, Stoll. 
cutaneous. Bateman, Dendy, Jackson S. H. Kelson, Par- 
ry (Colls, v. 1st.) Pew, Plenck, Rayer, Roberton, Wal- 
lace, Willan, Wilson J. 
of the fluids. Jameson. 
feigned by soldiers. Marshall H. 
hereditary. Adams, Lambe, Portal. 
mortal. Ontyd. 
surgical. Delpech, Desault, Petit J. L. 
inoculation, a cause of. Salt. 
imagination, a cause and cure of. Haygarth. 283 
Diseases, influence of the passions in. Falconer. 
of artificers. Richardson. 
people of fashion. Tissot. 
sedentary persons. Johnson Jas. Pearkes. 
negroes. Dazille. 
Barbadoes. Hendy, Hilary. 
Bahamas. Townsend P. S. 
Dublin. Rutty, Tuomy. 
France, Italy and Switzerland. Clark Jas. 
—— India and tropical climates. Annesley, Barnwell, Bell 
J. Brown T. Campet, Chalmers, Chisholm, Clark T. 
Clark J. Curtis C. Dancer, Desgenettes. Girdlestone, 
Johnson Jas. Lind, Matthews, Milne, Moseley, Shannon, 
Wade. 
■ ■ —— West Indies. Bell J. Chisholm, Dancer, Fowle, Hunter 
J. Hunter Jos. Lempriere, Quier, Williamson J. 
London. Bateman, Fothergill J. Grant, Heberden, Mon- 
ro D. Willan. 
New York. Hosack (essays.) 
Madeira. Gourlay. 
— Sicily. Irvine. 
United States. Barnwell, Currie. 
Walcheren. Davis, Dawson G. P. Hargrove, Wright. 
Disease and death of Geo. F. Cook, and Bobt. Fulton. Hosack 
(essays.) 
of Frederick the Great. Zimmerman. 
of Bobt. Walpole. Ranby. 
Dislocations. Aitken, Cooper A. Desault, Leveille, Pouteau, Ver- 
duc, Warren. 
Dispensatory. Alleyne, Coxe J. R. Culpeper, Duncan, Lewis, 
Quincy, Radclifte, Reece, Rutty, Strother, Thacher, 
Thomson A. T. Thomson J. 
Dispensary. Armstrong. Vide Anonymous. 
Dissections. Bell C. Home F. Vide Anatomy. 
Dogs, diseases of. Desmars, White. Vide Vet. Med. 
Dropsy. Ayre, Blackall, Cheyne J. Desbans, Falck, Fowler T. 
Ferriar, Fothergill J. Gregory G. Lysons, Milman, Mon- 
ro A. sen. Monro D. Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Portal, Quin, 
Stoker, Sydenham, Tissot, Venables, Wilkes, Withering. 284 
Drowning. Hamilton R. Hawes, Kite. Vide Animation snap. Med. 
Jurisprudence. 
Drugs. Berlu. Vide Materia med. 
Drunkenness. Macnish, Trotter. Vide Sp. Liquors. 
Dysentery. Akenside, Assalini, Baker, Bampfield, Bancroft, Deg- 
ner, Dewar, Hartj, Houlston, Ljsons, Reid R. Somers, 
Sydenham, Tissot, Wade, Wilson Andw. Zimmerman. 
Dyspeptic affections. Hall M. Woodforde. Vide Digestion. 
Ear, Anat. of. Buchanan, Cotunnius, Eustachius, Hooper R. Monro 
A. Saunders J. C. Scarpa, Soemmerring,Tuson, Wright W. 
Physiology and diseases of. Buchanan, Curtis J. H. Forestus, 
Stevenson, Verney, Wright Wm. 
Ectropium. Adams. Vide Eye. 
Electricity. Adams, Birch, Bompass, Brook, Bvwater, Cavallo, 
Cuthbertson, De Luc, Franklin, Gale, Higgins W. Lown- 
des, Morgan G. C. Peart, Priestly, Singer. 
animal. Fowler, Valli. Vide Magnetism. 
for cataract. Kite (essays.) 
palsy. Whytt, Wilkinson. 
Elephantiasis. Alard, Hendy. 
Emphysema, Ilalliday. 
Enteritis. Ilosack (essays.) Vide Intestines, Inf animation. 
Epidemics. Adams, Ainslie, Baker, Bayley, Caldwell, Carey, 
Clarke John, Cleghorn, Clutterbuck, Cross, Desmars, 
Ferriar, Ford J. Forestus, Gallup, Gordon, Graham R. 
Gibson J. Hale, Harty, Ilasenorhl, Hippocrates, Huxham, 
Jackson R. Jackson S. H. Kennedy, Maclean C. Millar 
R. Roberton H. Sims, Smith E. A. Smith J. M. Syden- 
ham, Thomas J. Wall, Webster N. Welsh, Whytt, Win- 
tringham, Zimmerman. Vide Fever, Plague. 
Epilepsy. Bouchet, Cooke W. Fraser H. Fothergill J. Lysons, 
Mansford, Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Perfect, Tissot (Tome 
10th.) Vide Nervous system and diseases. 
Erysipelas. Weatherhead. 
Evacuation, spontaneous and artificial. Anderson. 
Eye, engravings of. Hooper R. Soemmerring, Tuson. 
■■ ——— seat of vision. Horn A. Ilosack (essays.) 285 
Eye, structure and functions of. Degravers, Monro A. Porterfield. 
medicine for weak. Sloane. 
Morbid anatomy of. Wartlrop. 
diseases of. Adams, Beer, Bischoff, Chandler G. Coward, 
Degravers, Frick, Forestus, Gataker, Gibson B.Luxmoore, 
Muter, O’Halloran, Reade, Rowley, St. Yves, Saunders 
J. C. Scarpa, Serny, Stevenson, Taylor J. Travers, l n- 
derwood, Vetch, Ware, Wathen, Weller. Vide Cataract, 
Hemeralopia, Opthalmia. 
Operative surgery of. Guthrie. 
Famine, effects of. Percival (works 4th v.) 
Fasciae, unat. descrip, of. Godman. 
Females, diseases of. Astruc, Barbeyrac, Capuron, Caton, Chain- 
bon, Chaussier, Clarke C. M. Clarke J. Dease, Denman, 
Dewees, Fothergill J. Friend, Hall, Hamilton A. Hosack 
(essays,) Hull, Laffecteur, Leake, Mahon S. Manning, 
Mauriceau, Mead, Petit A. Puzos, Rowley, Rozier, Sen- 
nertus Trye, Walker, S. White C. Vide Obstetrics and 
Uterus. 
impregnation of. Couper. Vide Generation. 
natural history of. Moreau, Roussel. 
Febris Jiphthosa. Perkins. 
Fever. Aitkin, Alibert, Armstrong, Astruc, Balfour, Bayley, Bed- 
. does, Bellini, Black, Brown W. Burnett, Caldwell, Clark 
John, Clark T. Clutterbuck, Currie J. Dickinson, Ferriar, 
Fordyce G. Fordyce W. Forestus, Fowle, Friend, Gam- 
age, Giannini, Gibson J. Graham R. Grant, Griffiths M. 
Grimaud, Haygarth, Hosack (essays,) Huxham, Jackson R. 
Lind, Lucas, Lysons, Mead, Mills, Miller E. Moore 
John, Morton, Parry, Philip, Prichard, Reich, Reid R. 
Robertson R. Rotterdam, Rush, Sims, Spalding, Stoker, 
Stoll, Strother, Sydenham, Thomson F. Tissot, Tortius, 
Uwins, Wade, Wall, Werlhof, Willis T. Wilson A. P. 
Yule. 
Fever, bilious. Fordyce Win. Holliday, Lind, Millman, Monro 
G. Webster N. 
gaol. Good, Hey sham, Jackson R. Paul, Robertson R. 
Smyth J. C. 286 
Fever, Broussais, Fordyce W. Forestus, Griffiths M. 
intermittent. Alibert, Baker, (med. tracts.) Cole, Fel- 
lowes, Fordyce G. Fowler T. Forestus, Hume J. Jackson 
R. Lanzoni (1st v.) Lind, Macculloch, Mason, Robertson 
R. Senac, Somers, Tortius. 
irritative. Butter J. 
puerperal. Armstrong J. Brenan, Butter W. Denman T. 
Gasc, Gordon, Hey, Hulme, Kirkland, Leake, Manning, 
Weatherhead. 
remittent. Balfour, Butter \V. Clark Jas. Coley, Currie W. 
Fellowes, Fowler T. Hamilton R. Hume J. Lind, Mac- 
culloch, O’Halloran, Quier, Senac, Somers, Wright T. 
scarlet. Armstrong, Blackburn, Clark John, Rowley, Wil- 
lan, Withering. 
spotted. Hale, Hasenorhl, North E. Stoker. 
typhus. Armstrong, Bancroft, Campbell, Dimsdale, Ga- 
mage, Heysham, Hildenbrand, Mills, Paul, Percival E. 
Portal (505, O. vol. 5th.) 
yellow. Bancroft, Blane, Brown Sam. Bryce, Burnett, 
Caldwell, Carey, Cathrall, Chisholm, Clark Jas. Condie, 
Currie W. Deveze, Dickinson, Haygarth, Henderson S. 
Holliday, Hume J. Jackson R. Miller E. Mosely, O’Hal- 
loran, Ouviere, Patterson W. Potter, Powell C. Pym, 
Quier, Rush, Rushton, Schotte, Shecut, Spalding, Tvtler, 
Vaughan J. Veitch, Webster N. Wilson John. 
Fevers of St. Domingue. Desperrieres, Me.Lean. 
Senegal. Schotte. 
Levant. Pugnet. 
Vide Epidemics. 
Fistula-in-ano. Andre, Bingham, Luxmoore, Whately. Vide 
Jlnus. 
Fishes, anatomy of. Monro A. Vicq-d’Azyr. 
Foetation extra uterine. King J. Krohn, Merriman, Percival (works 
4th v.) Turnbull. 
Foetus, de formatu. Needham, Placentinus, Spigelius. 
influence of the mothers imagination on. Turner 1). 
spontaneous evolution of. Kelley F. 
nutrition of. Lobstein, Monro A. 287 
Foetus, disease communicated to. Hosack (essays.) 
leones Embryonum. Soemmerring, 
Foetal brain. Tiedeman. 
Fractures. Aitken, Adolph, Amesbury, Desault, Joues John,Mudge? 
Pouteau, Verduc, Weldon. 
of joints. Cooper A. 
lower limbs. Earle J. Trye. 
patella and olecranon. Camper, Sheldon. 
Vide Surgery. 
Friction in surgical diseases. Bacot Cleobury, Grosvenor. 
Fumigation in ven. fyc. Lalonette, Langrish, W'allace. 
Fungus, medullaire et hematode. Maunoir, Wardrop. 
Gall-bladder, diseases of. Andree. 
Galvanism. Adams, Aldini, Bostock, Brewer, Cuthbertson, Davy, 
Delaroche, De Luc, Donovan, Hare, La Beaume, Wilkin- 
son, Yatman. 
Gangrene. Andree, Griffith R. Quesnay, Shattuck, Underwood. 
White C. 
hospital. Bell J. (surgery.) Delpech, Little, Pouteau 
(3d T.) 
Gastritis. Broussais. Vide Inflam, and Stomach. 
Gas. Scherer. Vide Air and Chemistry. 
Generation of animals. Blumenbach, Couper, Eustachius (opus 
anat.) Harvey (op. om.) Millot, Sibly. 
■ engravings illustrative of. Denman, Graaf, Soemmerring. 
Vide Uterus. 
Generative organs, structure and physiology of. Graaf, Wilson Jas- 
diseases of. Bell B. Bingham, Caton, Forestus, 
Lallemand, Ramsden, Rennie, Roberton, Tissot, Tur- 
ner D. Wilson Jas. Vide Hernia humoralis, Hydrocele, 
Uterus, Venereal. 
Glands, anatomical researches on. Bordeu (ocuv. 1st. tome.) 
diseases of. Hendy, Russell R. 
prostrate, dis. of. Foot, Home Evd. 
section of in Lithotomy. Key. Vide Lithotomy. 
Goitre. Barton B. S. Vide Bronchocele. 288 
Gonorrhoea. Bell B. Vide Venereal din. 
Gout. Barthez, Blegborough, BusschoiF, Cadogan, Cazalet, 
Cheyne, G. Cotunnius, Dawson T. Forbes, Ford J. Gar- 
diner, Grant, Hamilton R. Hardy, Home Evd. Hosack 
(essays,) Hulme, Hunt, James R. Johnson Jas. Jones E. G. 
Kentish R. Kinglake, Latham, Musgrave, Musuro, Myd- 
dleton, Parkinson Jas. Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Perry S. Ring, 
Rowley, Scott J. Scudamore, Sutton T. Sydenham, Wal- 
lis, Warner, Wintringham, Wood S. 
Gravel. Vide Calcidi. 
Head. Surg. anat. of. Burns A. 
de motu capitis. Eustachius. 
Achs. Fowler T. Fothergill J. Vaughan W. 
diseases of. Bellini (op. omn.) Forestus, Mead, Parry 
(colls. 1st v.) Wepfer, Willis T. 
injuries of. Abernethy, Dease, Hill Jas. Jones John (S. W.) 
Health, influence of civic life on. Johnson Jas. 
institutes of. Roberton. 
preservation of. Armstrong, Beddoes, Bell J. Blair, 
Cheyne, Chomel, Clerke, Cornaro, Cutbush E.Dodd, Fal- 
coner, Garnett, Harper, Hufeland, Jackson R. M’Lean, 
Mackensie Geo. Mediolano, Peale, Pisonis G. (50, F.) 
Renwick, Ricketson, Rollo, Samonicus, Sandford, Shan- 
non, Simpson A. Sinclair, Thomas R. Tissot, Tourtellej 
Wallis, Winterbottom, Wise. 
Heart, (de motu cordis, etc.) Back, Forestus, Harvey, Lower, 
Senac, Whytt. 
malformations and morbid anat. of. Farre. 
diseases of. Barbeyrac, Burns A. Corvisart, Davis J. F. 
Ferriar, Parry (Colls. 2d v.) Portal (505, 0. 4th v.) 
Senac. 
Hemeralopia. Simpson A. 
Haemorrhage. Andree, Bayle F. (Prob.,) Blizard, Gibbons, Hall 
M. Griffiths M. Hosack (essays,) Jones J. F. Parry 
(C0II9. 1st v.) Pouteau, Rees G. Warner J. White C. 289 
Hoetnorrhage uterine. Burns J. Leake, Leroy A. Puzos, Rigby, 
Stewart Dun. 
Hemorrhoids. Calvert, Earle, Kirby John. 
Hermaphrodites. Brand, Harlan. 
Hernia. Bell C. Blair, Brand, Camper, Cloquet J. Cooper A. 
Geoghegan, Gimbernat, Keate, Kinklosh, Lawrence W. 
Liston, Monro A. sen. Monro A. Jr. Pott, Scarpa, Shel- 
drake, Timbrel, Travers, Turnbull, Wilmer. 
Humoralis. Luxinore. 
Horse, treatment of. Lawrence J. 
anatomy and diseases of. Vide Veterinary med. 
Hospitals. Aikin, Blizard, Howard John, Jones John (S. W.) 
Mosely, Percival (works 4th v.) Vide Insane and Anony- 
mous. 
■ ■ naval and military. Barton W. P. C. Blair W. (104, D.) 
Cutbush E. Hennen, Mann, Monro D. 
of Continent of Europe. * Carter, Clark Jas. 
of Paris. Ratier, Tenon. 
Pennsylvania. Coates, Hazard, Malin. 
J Vanning and ventilating of. Tredgold, Whitehurst. 
duties of physicians in. Percival. 
Hospital, pupils guide. Parkinson. 
appeal from governors of the Bath. Cleland. 
practice., reports of. fcCollin, Duncan, Ilaen, Hennen, 
Monro G. Stoker, Stoll. Thomson J. 
Humane Society. Hawes. 
Hunter John, life and doctrines of. Adams, Abernethy, Foot. 
Hunterian museum. Laskey. 
Hydatides in cattle. Vide Vet. Med. 
Hydrargyria. Vide Mercury. 
Hydrocele. Andree, Bell B. T3ingham, Dese, Douglas John, Earle, 
Else, Holbrook, Hosack (essays.) Humpase, Jones John 
(S. W.) Keate, Pott, Ramsden. Vide Gen. organs. 
Hydrocephalus. Cheyne J. Coley, Dawson A. Fothergill J. Golis, 
Horn E. Monro A. (on brain,) Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Pat- 
terson W. Quin, Smyth J. C. Whytt. 
Hydrothorax. Maclean L. Parry (Colls. 2d v.) Vide Chest, dis. 
Hydrophobia. Arnold, Bardsley, Foot, Ferriar, Fothergill .7. Gil 290 
man, Hamilton Robt. Lipscomb G. Marshall A. Mead, 
Mease, Moseley, O’Donnell, Parry, Pearson R. Percival 
(works 4th v.) Reid R. Vaughan J. Ward M. \Y ynne, 
Yeats. G. D. 
Hypochondriac affections. Hall M. Mead, Perfect, Purcell, Reid J. 
Robinson N. Rowley, Rymer, YVhytt, Wilson Andw. 
Hysterics. Purcell, Robinson N. Sydenham, Wilson A. 
Icterus. Corp, Gibbons, Huxham (works 1st v.)cMon. A. sen. 
Imagination. Haygarth, Turner D. 
Impregnation. Couper. Vide Generation. 
India. Vide diseases. 
Infection. Parr S. Lind. Vide Contagion. 
Inflammation. Beddoes, Bell B. Black Jas. Broussais, Burns J. 
Herdman, Hunt, Hunter J. James J. H. Jones John 
(S. W.) Legouais, Lucas C. E. Magemse, Parry (Colls. 
1st v. and Introd. vol.) Serny, Sutton T. Thomson J. 
of lungs. Hastings. 
mammae. Holbrook. 
tongue (Glossitis,) Hosack (essays.) 
emetic tarter in. Balfour. 
Influenza. Grant, Hamilton R. Pearson R. Ricketson, Stoker. 
Intestines, diseases and injuries of. Hall, Hosack (essays,) How- 
ship, Monro A. sen. Portal (505. O. 5th v.) Travers, Vo- 
gel. Vide Rectum. 
morbid anatomy of. Monro A. Jr. 
Inoculation. Salt. Vide Small-pox. 
Insanity. Arnold, Battie, Bayle, Bouchet, Burrows, Burton R. 
Calmed, Cox J. M. Crichton, Crowther, Denman T. 
Desault, Fodere, Forster T. Ferriar, Ford J. Georget, 
Haggard, Hallaran, Halliday, Harper, Haslam, Hill G. N. 
Hoffbauer, Kerr, Knight, Lorry, Marshall A. Matthey, 
Mayo T. Mead, Monro J. Morrison A. Nicholl J. Parge- 
ter, Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Perfect, Pinel, Robinson N. 
Rowley, Rush, Sharpe, Spurzheim, Syer, Tuke, Voisin, 
Willis F. Vide Anonymous. 
— On asylums for' the insane. Currie J. Halliday, Sharpe, 
Tuke. 291 
Irritability, nervous. Kirkland, Parry (Yntrod. vo\.) 
Irritation constitutional. Travers. 
Jaws, diseases of. Koecker. Vide Teeth. 
Joints, artificial. Barton. 
engravings of. Bell J. 
diseases of. Amesbury, Bell, B. Brodie, Cooper S. Crow- 
ther, Ford E. Grosvenor, Haygarth, Herdman, Jeffray, 
Monro a sen. Moreau, Park H. Parkinson Jas. Pouteau, 
Russell J. Scott J. Wilson Jas. 
fractures and dislocations of. Bell C. Cooper A. Vide 
Fractures and dislocations. 
Kidneys, structure and use of. Eustachius. 
Lacteuls. Bartholinus, Monro A. sen. Sheldon. 
Be Lachrymis. Lanzoni (vol. 1.) 
Lait, obs. du. Vide Milk. 
Larynx, anat. and pathology of. Cheyne J. Porter, Watt J. 
Lazarettos. Howard, Russell P. Vide Plague, Quarantine, 4*c. 
Lead unfit for water pipes. Lambe. 
diseases caused by. Vide Colica pict. 
Leech, treatise on. Johnson J. R. 
Lexicon-rnedicum. Vide Dictionaries. 
Life, experiments on. Le Gallois, Philip, Simson. 
laws of organic. Pring. 
philosophy of. Morgan T. C. 
preservation of feeble. Struve. Vide Health. 
science of. Maclean C. Yates. 
Lithotomy. Allan, Bell C. Breyer, Carpue, Dease, Earle, Home Ed. 
Key, Scarpa, Simmons W. Sleigh, Thomson J. Trye, Vac- 
ca-Berlingieri. Vide Calculi. 
Liver, economy of. Powell R. Vide Bile. 
diseases of. Andree, Annesley, Ayre, Faithorn, Farre, For- 
estus, Johnson Jas. Portal, Saunders W. White W. Vide 
Hepatitis. 
JjOcal Diseases. Abernethy. 
/.ondon. Vide Diseases. 
Longevity. Jameson, Sinclair. Vide Health and Life. 
Lungs. Carson, Hastings, Monro A. sen. Stroebel. Vide Phthisis. 292 
Lymph and Lymphatics. Bartholinus, Hewson W. Mascagni. 
Magnetism. Adams, Fothergill J. Peart. 
animal. Bertrand, Demainauduc, Sibly, Winter. 
Malaria. Macculloch. 
Many A/at. Hist. of. Lawrence W. Prichard, Smith S. 
science and constitution of. Barthez, Blair, Cabanis, Frew- 
en, Gregory John, Hartley, Helvetius, Jameson T. Jenty, 
Lemnius, Spurzheim. 
- 1 proportions of man’s body. Stevens W. S. 
Vide Health, Longevity, Mortality. 
Mania. Vide Insanity. 
Materia Medica. Ainslie, Alibert, Alston, Barton B. S. Berlu, 
Bigelow, Boerhaave, Bordiga, Chapman, Chaumeton, Cul- 
len, Davidson, Gray, Hill John, Kirby Jerli. Kuhn, Lewis, 
Marcellus, Matthiolus, Moore Jas. Murray J. A. Mur- 
ray J. Paris, Parke, Pearson R. Percival (works, 4th v.) 
Pisonis, Pomet, Schoepf, Schwilgue, Stokes J. Tournefort, 
Tourtelle, Cre. Vide Anonymous. 
of United States. Barton B. S. Barton W. P. C. Bigelow. 
Agarick of Oak. Warner J. Antimony. Huxham, Perry C. 
Astringents and Bitters, Percival (works, 3rd v.) Bella- 
donna, Baily. Blisters, Fowler T. Percival (works, 2d v.) 
Whytt—British herbs, Hill John—Cantharides, Robert- 
son—Castor Oil, Cawane—Cicutae, Vide Hemlock—Cit- 
rons, Lanzoni—Coffee, Fothergill, Moseley, Percival 
(works, 3rd v.)—Colchicum Autumnale, Haden, Kerr, 
Scudamore—Columbo root, Percival (works, 3rd v.—Cor- 
tex peruvianas, Harvey G. Irvine, Jackson S. II. Kentish R. 
O’Ryan, Ralph, Saunders W. Skeete, Vaughanr— Cortex 
Salicis Latifolia, Wilkinson G.—Corrosive Sublimate, 
Gataker, Whytt—Digitalis, Baker, Beddoes, Ferriar, Ha- 
milton W. Quin, Saunders, Withering—Emetics, Fother- 
gill J.—Ergot, Hosack (essavsj Neale, Tissot (vol. 5th.) 
Gentian, Froelich—Gratiola, Reece—Hemlock. Butter W. 
Fothergill J. Gataker, Stork, Wepfer—Laura cerasus, 
Langrish, Lanzoni (vol. 1.)—Lead, Goulard—Lime, 
Whytt—Magnesia, Henry T.—Mercury, Clare, Cruik- 
shank. Curry. Duncan, Falck, Hamilton J. Howard, Lv- 293 
sons, Maclean, Paxton (196, 0,) Riplerus, Turnbull— 
• Mercury, Crude, Harris T. Perry C. Stott—Moxa, Larrey, 
Percy, Pouteau (tome 1st,) Wallace—Nitrogene, Mitchell 
—Nitrous vapour, Smith J. C.—Opium, Crumpe, Leigh, 
Wall, Whytt, Young G.—Orchis root, Percival (works, 
3rd v.)—Phosphorus, Lobstein—Purgative medicines, Ha- 
milton Jas. Legoiiais—Radix Rhatania, Reece—Resin, 
yellow, Kite—AVrns toxicotendron, Alderson—7?o& .tfa/i- 
syphilitique, LalFecteur—Salts, Glauber—Salts, neutral 
of plants, Fothergill J.—Sea Salt, Percival (works, 3rd v.) 
•Sea Water, Russell R.—Yocr/o, Whytt—Solarium, Gata- 
ker—Sugar, Moseley, Rigby—7W Water, Reeve—Ter- 
ra Japanica. Fothergill^J.— Viscus quercinus, Fraser H.— 
Ward's pill and drop, Glutton—JTme am/ spirits, Sand ford. 
Measles. Armstrong, Mead, Percival (works, 4th v.) Quier, Rha- 
zes, Sprengell, Willan. 
Medica, Bibliotheca m. Blumenbach, Haller, Ploucquet. Opuscu- 
la m. Pitcairn—Principia m. Home F.—Medica Sacra, 
Mead—Meditationes de vetcri med. Rhyne. 
Medicse, Desertationes m. Stoll—Institutiones m. Roerhaave, llur- 
serius—Monita et prseccpta m. Wintringham, C. Jr.—Ob- 
servationes m. Lonzoni (vol. 2,) Mayern, Sydenham— 
• Prselectiones m. Lawrence T. Stoll. 
Medical aphorisms. Hippocrates, Offredus, Sennertus, Stoll. 
assistant. Cuming, Dancer, Elliot. 
biography. Aikin, Hutchinson B. Thacher. 
cases. Dominiceti, Duncan, Heister, Lanzoni, Mayern, 
Percival (works, 3rd v.) Stack R. W. Wood. 
cautions. Adair, Lobb, Mead, Percival (works, 4th v.) 
Werlhof. 
character. Bath, Hosack. 
— college of London. Stanger, Coll, of New York, llosack. 
correspondence. Boerhaave, Currie W. 
dictionaries. Coxe J. R. Fox, Hooper R. James R. Ken- 
drick, Lavoisien, Morris, Motherby, Nysten, Parr, Quin- 
cy, Reece, Turton, Watt J. 
education. Chamberlaine, Burdin, Dunne, Hosack, Mil- 
ler E. Nisbet, Romayne, Turner T. Withers. 
errors. Richerand, Jones John. 294 
Medical essays and observations. Gataker, Gooch, Hall M. John- 
stone, Moore J. Percival (works, 4th v.) Richter, Rush,* 
Schenkius, Southwell, Trotter, Tulpius. 
ethics. Cleland, Gregory John, Percival T. Vide Anony- 
mous. 
extracts. Thornton R. J. 
histories. Ferriar, Home F. Sw&inston. 
jurisprudence. Hartley, Beck, Belloc, Bertrand, Cooper T. 
Cox J. M. Dease, Erskine T. Esquirol, Farr S. Fodere, 
Fonblanque, Georget, Haggard, Haslam, Hofflauer, Hun- 
ter W. Hutchinson W. Male, Metzger, ISicholl J. Paris, 
Rose, Smith J. G. Zacchias. Vide Anonymous% 
knoivledge. Adair. 
literature. Blumenbach, Haller, Ploucquet, Young. 
logic. Blane, Lanza. 
mechanics. Arnott, Morgan T. 
.■ police of armies. Jackson R. Maclean C. Marshall H. Mil- 
lar John, Monro D. Sinnot, Somerville. 
of New York. Ilosack. 
prescriptions. Boerhaave, Ellis, Fox, Gaubius, Mayern, 
Pearson J. Pitcairn, Smith H. 
profession, state of. Graham Jas. Kerrison, Nedham, 
Jones R. Kirkland. • 
questions and problems. Cassius, Horstius, Mayern, Zac- 
chias. 
science. Cabanis, Lettsom, Hooper Jos. Miller S. Pendle- 
ton. 
schools. Clark Jas. Ilosack (essays) Morgan J. Nisbet, 
Spalding. 
sympathy. Jackson S. II. 
Medicate, doctrine, de Barthez, Broussais, Miguel. 
theorie, dite pathologique. Broussais. 
Mcdicinse brevis. Porta C. Conspectus m. Gregory Jas. Juncke- 
rus. De Staticam. Lister, Quincy, Sanctorius. Medela m. 
Nedham. 295 
Medicine, theory and practice of. Actuarius, Aetius, Aitken, Allen, 
Baglive, Barbette, Barthez, Berard, Bischoff, Blumenbach, 
Boerhaave, Brooks, Brown, Burnet, Burserius, Celsus, 
Chamlierlen, Clarke, E. G. Colbatch, Cruso, Cullen, Cul- 
peper, Cuming, Dancer, Dawson G. P Dewell. Duncan, 
Edwards, Etmuller, Fabricius, Fordyce G. Franks, Gre- 
gory John, Gregory G. Haen, Haller, Heister, Hippocrates, 
Hoft'man, Home F. Hooke, Horstius, Hosack, Jonstonus, 
Junckerus, Lancisi, Langrish, Lanzoni, Lieutaud, Lusita-* 
nus, Macbride, Maclean, Makittrick, Mead, Moore John, 
Morrison, Northeote, Paulus-iEginetae, Paxton, Perry C. 
Pinel, Pisonis N. Pitcairn, Platerus, Pring, Pugol, Qua- 
rin, Regius, Jiiverius, Rowley, Ruffus-Ephesus, Rush, 
Shaw P. Shebbeare, Shute, Smith, Stark, Stoll, Storck, 
Sydenham, Temple, Thacher, Thomas R. Tissot, Toul- 
min, Tourtelle, Trallianus, Waldsclunidt, Zimmerman. 
Vide Anonymous. 
certainty of. Cabanis, Feyjoo, Miller E. 
compared with other professions. Dods. 
eclairee. Prost. 
history of Black W. Bordeu (CEuv. T. 2nd,) Brown J. 
Cabanis, Friend, Good, Le Clerc, Lettsom, Royston, 
Sprengel, Walker Richd. Van Helmont. 
improvements of. Dingley, Manning, Ramsay, Uwins. 
inseparability of medicine and surgery. Kirkland. 
laws regulating practice of hi England. Harrison. 
■ military. Desgennettes, McGregor, Millar John, Monro D. 
Monro G. Moseley, Pringle, Reide, Sinnot. 
observations and commentaries on. Dods, Lomnius, Lo- 
tichius. 
Medicine, philosophical principles of. Lobb, Morgan T. Thornton 
R. J. Wilson W. 
pneumatic. Beddoes, Ferriar,4 Pearson R. Penrose, Por- 
tal (505, O. v. 5.) 
- study of. Boerhaave, Good, Haller, Hosack, Parkinson, 
Paxton, Sims. 
use and abuse of. Withers. 296 
Medicus annus. Storck. 
Midwifery. Vide Obstetrics. 
Milk, obs. on. Bayle F. (Prob. v. 3d.) Deyeux, Ferris, Parmen- 
tier, Percival (works 3d v.) Puzos, Radel. 
Mimoses. Hall M. Vide Nervous diseases. 
Mineral waters. Alibert, Ash, Atkins, Baltzell, Clanny, Denman 
J. Falconer, Garnet, Gibbs, Grew, Hoffman, Jameson 
T. Kirwan, Lempriere, Marcard, Meade, Moncrief, 
Monro A. sen. Monro D. Nott, Pearson G. Pouzaire, 
Rush, Russell R. Rutty, Saunders W. Scudamore, Sea- 
man, Shaw P. Short, Thomas J. Wall, Willan, Wils- 
on Andw. 
Morbid sympathies. Wilson A. 
Mortality of human species. Black W. Percival (works vols. 3, 
and 4.) Roberton. 
Motions, involuntary. Whytt, Wilkins. 
Mulierurn, de secretus. Albertus. 
Muscles. Albinus, Barclay, Bell J. Bernouillius, Browne J. Cow- 
per, Douglas Jas. Hooper R. Innes, Kirtland, Monro A. 
sen. Tuson. 
Muscular motion. Barclay, Blane, Borelli, Cowper, Farr S. 
Pugh. 
Muscle., reproduction of sphincter ani. Griffith R. 
Nature., doctrine of. Frewen. 
powers of in healing wounds. Moore Jas. 
Neck, surgical anatomy of. Burns A. 
Necrosis, Leveille, Russell J. Whately. Vide Bones. 
Negroes, diseases of. Dazille. 
Nerves. Albinus, Bell C. Boerhaave, Douglas Jas. Monro A. sen. 
Pettigrew, Scarpa, Smith W. Tissot, Tuson. Vicq-d’ 
Azyr, Walter J. G. Wilson Jas. Wrisberg. 
Nervous system. Gall, Georget, Johnstone, Kirkland, Monro A. 
Moore John, Pouteau, Pring, Spurzheim, Swan, Trotter, 
Willis T. 
diseases of. Boerhaave, Cooke John, Hall M. Johnson 
Jas. Neale M. Parry (Colls. 1st v.) Perfect, Prichard, 297 
Reid J. Richards, Swan, Tissot, Walker S. Wallace, 
Wliytt. Vide Epilepsy and Paralysis. 
Neuralgia. Macculloch, Scudamore. Vide Tic doloureux. 
Non-naturals. Burton J. Wain wright. 
Nose, anat. fyc. of. Scarpa, Sceminerring, Watt J. 
Nosology. Broussais, Cullen, Dawson, Good, Hosack, Pinel, Sau- 
vages, Wintringham, Young Thos. 
Nursing, Hanbury, Johnson R. W. Moss. 
Nymphomania. Bienville, Rozier, Tissot. 
Obi, or African witchcraft. Mosely. 
Obstetrics. Aitkin, Ashwell, Astruc, Bard, Baudelocque, Blake 
Andw. Bland, Bousquet, Burns J. Burton J. Capuron, 
Chaussier, Clarke John, Clough, Conquest, Davis, Dease, 
Deninan, Dewees, Foster, Gardien, Gasc, Gilford, Hamil- 
ton A. Hamilton J. Hatin, Hogben, Hopkins, Hull, Hunter 
A. Johnson R. W. Kelly, Kergaradec, Kerr, La-Chapelle, 
Leroy A. Levret, Lyall, Mauriceau, Maygrier, Merri- 
man, Miquel, Moss, Osborn, Parkinson T. Perfect, Pe- 
tit A. Power, Poteau (Tome 3d.) Puzos, Ramsbotham, 
Rawlins, Roonhuyse, Ryan, Saviard, Schenkius, Seaman, 
Skellet, Smellie, Spence D. Tolver, Trye, Wallis, White 
Chas. Young T. 
Old-age, diseases of. Carlisle. 
Ophthalmia. Adams, Assalini, Cotunnius, Edmonston, Farrel, 
Hewson 1'. Jeffreys, Noble, Vetch, Ware. Vide Eye. 
Opium. Vide Mat. Medica and Therapeutics. 
Oracles de Cos. Aubry. 
Osteology. Vide Pones and Skeleton. 
Ovaria. Monro A. sen. Lizars. 
Pancreas. Graaf. 
Paralysis. Alderson, Blegborough, Calmed, Chandler R. Cooke W. 
Ferriar, Fothergill J. Jebb (works, 2nd v.) Kirkland, Par- 
ry (Colls. 1st. v.) Whytt, Wilkinson. Vide Nervous dis. 
Paris, medical guide to. Alcock, Ratier. 
Parturition. Ashwell, Bland, Denman, Dewees, Hogben, Hun- 298 
' ter A. Kerr, Merriman, Osborn, Parkinson T. Skellet. 
Vide Obstetrics. 
Pathology. Blundell, Cailliot, Cruveilhier, Farre, Gaubius, Marti- 
net, Nicholl W. Parry, Pring, Sauvages, W ilson Andw. 
of head and nervous system. W illis. 
human fluids. Dyckman. 
larynx and bronchia. Cheyne J. Porter. 
■ mucous membranes. Christie. 
vascular system. W ilson Jas. 
theorie med. dite pathologique. Broussais. 
Pelvis, structure of. Anderson, Watt J. Vide Anatomy, Bones, 
Obstetrics. 
Percussion. Avenbrugger, Collin. Vide Chest, dis. of and Stethos- 
cope. 
Pericardio, Be. Lanzoni (vol. 1.) 
Perinseum. Anderson. 
Peripneumonia. Hosack (essays,) Iluxham (works, 2nd vol.) 
Peritonite puerperale. Legouais. 
Perspiration, insensible. Cruikshank, Gorter, Miller E. 
Pestilence. Fellovves, Grant, Hancock, Webster N. Vide, Fever 
Yellow, Plague. 
Pestilential diseases, origin of. Caldwell, Chisholm, Ferriar, Mil- 
ler E. Quincy, Robertson H. Rush, Russell P. Shecut. 
Phsegedena gangrxnosa. Blackadder. 
Pharmacopoeia. Bates, Berkenhout, Bostock, Browne H. M. Camp- 
bell, Clarke E. G. Fuller, Glauber, Graives, Gray, Had- 
rianus, Healde, Mayern, Monro D. JNisbet, Nott, Paris, 
Phillips R. Powell R. Quincy, Reece, Schroeder, Spens, 
Stocker, Thomson A. T. Thomson J. Tuthill, Wilson Jas. 
Zwelfer. Vide Dispensatory. 
Pharmacy. Baume, Brande, Churchill T. F. Gray, Magendie, 
Murray J. Myrepsius, Plenck, Staphorst, Wilson Jas. 
Vide Anonymous. 
Philos. Trans, med. papers from. Mihles. 
Phlcgmusia-dolcns. Hosack (essays,) Hull, Puzos. 
Phlegmon. Weatherhead. 
Phrenology. Bischoff, Combe, Gall, Gordon J. Hufeland, Macken- 
zie Sir G. Spurzhiem, Stone T. Vide Anonymous. 
Phthisis pulmonalis. Armstrong, Barry, Baumes, Bayle, Beddoes, 299 
Bourne, Buxton, Crichton, Deinalet, Desault, Duncan, 
Galup, Fothergill J. Griffiths M. Hammersley, Hastings, 
Lambe, May, Morton, Neale II. Nisbet, Pears, Portal, 
Pouteau, Reece, Regnault, Reid J. Reid T. Ryan, San- 
ders, Simmons S. F. Southey, Sutton T. Watt R. White VVr. 
Woolcombe, Young Tlios. Vide Lungs. 
Phymosis. Foot. Vide Venereal. 
Physic and occidt sciences, key to. Sibly. 
Physics, medical and general. Arnott, Saumarez. 
Physician, duties of a. Gregory John. 
Physicians’ guide arid vade mecum. Bonet, Hamilton W. Hoop- 
er R. Lobstein, Mansey, Townsend. 
conclave. Harvey G. 
Physiognomy. Camper, Cross, Gall, Lavater, Porter J. B. Spurz- 
heirn. 
Physiology. Abernethv, Aitken, Ariniger, Beregardus, Bichat, 
Blumenbach, Blundell, Bostock, Broussais, Cailliot, Cal- 
danus, Cullen, Flemyng, Goldbeck, Haller, Harwood, 
Hooper, Humpage, Hutin, Jadelot, Jameson T. Jenty, Lal- 
lemand, Lawrence W. Leber, Le Gallois, Luxmoore, Ma- 
gendie, Mayo IL Mojon, N}rsten, Peart, Philip, Pring, 
Prost, Richerand, Robertson A. Roget, Rotheram, Ru- 
dolphi, Saumarez, Sauri, Simson, Spalanzani, Vaughan W. 
Wilkinson, Yeates G. D. 
Animal life. Harrington. 
Apparitions, philos. of. Alderson, Ferriar, Hibbert. 
Famine, effects of. Percival (works, 4th v.) 
Female, natural history of. Moreau. 
Life and death, researches concerning. Bacon, Beregardus, 
Bichat, Nystcn. 
Rumination of animals. Peyerus. 
Senses, essays on. Le Cat. 
Torpidity of animals. Reeve IL 
Vision, seat of. Horn A. Hosack (essays) Porterfield. 
Voice, philosophy of. Rush Jas. 
Vide Animal heat, Life, Vc. Climate, Electricity, Genera- 
tion, Health, Magnetism. 
Plague. Assalini, Bertrand, Bradley, Carey, Faulkner, Hancock, 
Heberden, Henderson, Hodges, Maclean Chas. Mead, 300 
Mertens, Moseley, Pearson R. Pringle, Pugnet, Pye Geo. 
Rose P. Russell P, Strother, Sydenham, Thucydides, Tul- 
ly, Tytler. 
Pleurisy. Huxham (works, 2nd v.) 
Plymouth (lock-yard disease. Butter J. 
Pneumatic medicine. Beddoes, Ferriar, Pearson R. Penrose. 
Poisons. Adams, Bertrand, Clutterbuck, Falconer, Fontana, Foth- 
ergill A. Houlsten, Johnstone, Lanzoni (vol. 1,) Mead, 
Neale M. Orfila, Plenck, Prestwich, Russell P. Stubbe, 
Wilmer. 
of lead and copper. Fothergill A. Baker Geo. (med. tracts.) 
Percival (works, 3d v.) Vide Colica pict. 
Polypi. Granger, Rees G. Whately. 
Poor, medical care of. Yeatman. 
Poor-houses, diseases of. Good. 
Popular and domestic medicine. Barry, Boyle Robt. (works, 5th v.) 
Brevitt, Buchan W. Burke W. Cazalet, Cheyse G. Cho- 
mel, Churchill T. F. Cornaro, Cox D. Culpeper, Ewell, 
Falck, Feltham, Grigg, Hays, Hufelarid, Keighley, Ken- 
tish R. Mahon S. Mears, Meyrick, Moss, Nishet, Parkin- 
son Jas. Reece, Seaman, Smith H. Smith W. Solomon, 
Sibly, Tissot, Thomson A. Vide Anonymous. 
Popular errors, relative to medicine. Richerand. 
Prselectiones academics. Boerhaave. 
medicx ex Cronii Inst. Monro D. 
Praesigienda vita et morte. Alpinus. 3 
Pregnancy, duration of. Lyall. Vide Obstetrics. 
Prostrate gland, disease of. Foot, Home Evd. 
section of in Lythotomy. Key. 
Pulmonary abscess. Badham. 
system. Davidson. 
Pulse. Bellini, B01 deu, Falconer, Parry (Colls. 2nd v.) Philaretus, 
Rucco, Rumball, Whytt. Vide Blood, cir. of. 
Pus. Home Evd. 
Putrid diseases. Alexander. 
Quacks and quackery. Adair, Halle. 301 
Quarantine. Hancock, Maclean C. Mead, Russell P. Vide. Con- 
tagion. 
Rachitis or Rickets. Hamilton R. Portal, Pouteau. 
Rectum, diseases of. Calvert, Copeland, Foot, Salmon, White W. 
Vide Intestines. 
Respiration. Bostock, Bourdon, Bree, Coleman, Colhoun, 
shank, Goodwyn, Menzies, Moore John, Parry (Colls. 
2nd v.) Spallanzani, Whytt, Wrisberg. Vide Animation 
Susp. 
■ of nitrous oxyd. Davy. 
Rheumatism. Balfour, Blegborough, Cazalet, Dawson T. Fowler T. 
Haygarth, Hickman, James R. Latham, Parry (Colls. 1st v.) 
Scudamore, Tissot, Wallace. 
De saliva humana. Lanzoni (vol. 1st.) 
Sciatica. Cotunnius, Fothergill J. Parry (Colls. 1st. v.) Vide Goxit. 
Scirrhus pylorous. Ferriar. 
tumours. Guy, Hamilton R. Hosack (essays) Justamond. 
Lambe, Nooth, Thomas W. 
uterus. Pouteau (tome 1.) 
Scrophula. Armstrong, Beddoes, Bordeu (CEuv. tome 1st.) Car- 
michael, Cazalet, Coindet, Farr W. Hamilton R. Ilufe- 
land, Lambe, Larrey, Lloyd E. A. Mead, Nisbet, Rus- 
sel J. White T. 
Scurvy. Bampfield, Beddoes, Brunerus, Eugalenus, Forestus, 
Hulme, Jackson S. H. Leake, Macbride (essays) Mayn- 
waringe, Mead, Milman, Patterson D. Thomson F. Trot- 
ter, Willis T. 
Sea sickness. Miller E. 
voyages. use of in medicine. Gilchrist. 
• preservation of water, during. Henry T. 
Seamen, diseases of. Arthy, Blane, Gillespie, Hunter W. Moyle, 
Northcote, Renwick, Robertson R. Rouppe, Simpson A. 
Trotter, Wade. 
preservation of the health of. Cutbush E. Desperrieres, 
Glauber, Huxham (works, 2nd v.) Lind, Renwick, Stew- 
art A. Thomson F. Turnbull. 
Secretions, de sec. animali. Cole. 
Semen. Eustachius. Vide Generation. 302 
Sensibility. Prost. 
Senses, fallacy of fhe. Wilkinson. 
Senses. Bordeu ((Env. tome 1.) Le Cat, Scemmerring. 
Servetus, medical theories of. Sigmond. 
Sibbens. Hill Jas. Vide Venereal. 
Skeleton. Albinus, Bell J. Bertin, Cheselden, Gordon, Innes, 
Wilson Jas. Vide Bones. 
Skin, anat. and functions of. Chevalier, Shattuck. 
Small-pox. BaK.er (med. tracts.) Black W. Fisher J. D. Friend, 
Huxiiam (works, 2d v.) Kirkpatrick, Lobb, Mead, Monro 
A. Jr. Moore Jas, Percival (works 4th v.) Quier, Rhazes, 
Sanders, Sprengell, Strang, Strother, Sydenham, Thom- 
son J. Tissot, Walker Robt. Wall, Willan. 
cases of during pregnancy. Kite (essays.) 
plan to exterminate. Havgarth. 
inoculation for. Bordeu, (CEuv. Tome 2d.) Clare, Dims- 
dale, Fraser T. Haygarth, Kirkpatrick, Lettsom, Lips- 
comb W. Mackenzie Geo. Mead, Monro A. sen. Mudge, 
Percival (works 3d v.) Sutton D. Woodville. 
Soldiers, diseases of. Hunter John, Hunter Jos. Lempriere, Mar- 
shall H. Pringle, Iteide, Somers, Wade. Vide Military 
Medicine and Surgery. 
preservation of their health. Jackson R. Luscombe, Mon- 
ro D. 
Sore throat. Fordyce W. Fothergill J. Huxham (works 2d v.) 
Rowley, Wall. 
Speech, impediments of. Thelwall. 
Spinoe pedum. Lion. 
Spina bifida. Okes. 
Spinal cord, structure of. Mayo H. Diseases of. Abercrombie. 
Spine, curvatures and diseases of. Bampfield, Copeland, Earle, 
Harrison, Jones P. Shaw J. Sheldrake, Ward W. T. 
Wilkinson. 
injuries of Bell Chas. 
Spleen. Hewson W. 
Spirituous liquors, effects of. Forsler T. Lair, Macnish, Monro A. 
sen. Sandford. Trotter, Wood J. 303 
Spiritu animali. Actuarius, Bordeu (CEuv. Tome 1.) 
Sprains. Balfour. 
Stethoscope. Alcock, Avenbrugger, Collin, Kergaradec, Laennec, 
Lisfranc, Scudamore. Stokes W. 
Stomach, structure and functions of. Hare T. Miller E. Speer, 
Webster C. Vide Digestion. 
diseases of. Abercrombie, Ayre, Barbeyrac, Forestus, 
Hare T. Howship, Johnson Jas. Rees G. Stone D. 
Morbid anatomy of. Monro A. Jr. 
Stone. Vide Calculi. 
Strictures of sesophagus. Andrews, Home Evd. 
rectum. Salmon, White W. Vide Rectum. 
urethra. Andree, Andrews, Arnott, Bingham, Ducamp, 
Home, Luxmore, Macilwain, Stafford, Wadd, Whately. 
Sulphurous fumigations. Wal lace. 
Surgeons coll, of London. Chevalier. 
Surgery, theory and practice of. Aitken, Bell B. Bell J. Boerhaave, 
Castle, Cooke Jas. Cooper A. CooperS. Cuming, Uease, 
Delpech, Desault, Dorsey, Faye, Gibson W. Grainger, 
Halle. Haller, Heister, Hippocrates, Lanfranke, Latta, 
Lombard, Manning, Munro, Oribasius, Pelletan, Sleigh, 
Pott, Turner D. White R. 
abdominal. Ashwell, Blundell, Lizars. 
military. Hamilton R. Hennen, Hunter, Hutchison, 
Larrey, Monro D. Percy, Thomson J. 
naval. Moyle, Northcote, Turnbull. 
pathological and operative. Allan, Averill, Beckett. Bell 
C. Boyer, Charrier, Chevalier, Chopart, Dionis, Dunn, 
Dutertre, Praser W. Jardine, Ledran, Sabatier, Sharp, 
Vaugion. 
bibliotheca chirurgicse. Haller. 
cases, essays, and observations. Abernethy, Bacot, Beck- 
ett, Bell C. Bromfield, Cheston, Cooper A. David, Earle 
H. Else, Foot, Gooch, Heister, Hey, Hill Jas. Howship, 
Hutchison, Jeffreys, Justamond, Kirby John, Lanzoni, 
Ledran. Lisfranc, Maiden, Muzell, Portal, Pott, Richter, 304 
Saviard, Travers, Warner J. Weldon, Whateyl, Wilmer, 
Wiseman, Wood L. 
Surgery, dictionary of. Cooper S. Lara. 
history of. Chevalier Dellonis, Hunt, Hosack, Portal, 
Sharp. 
Instruments and bandages. Andree, Earle, Gerdy, Jar- 
dine, Monro A. sen. Sharp, Smyth W. Thillaye. 
lectures on. Carmichael, Chevalier, Cooper A. Falconer, 
Gibson. 
memoirs of. Arnaud, Dellonis, Neale G. 
parallel of English and French. Roux. 
state of and inseparability from medicine. Kirkland. 
Sweating sickness. Stubbe. 
Sympathy, medical. Jackson S. H. 
Symptomatology. Beauvois, Berkenhout, Boerhaave, Buchan, Dou- 
ble, Elliot, Martinet, Price. 
Syphilis, diseases resembling. Abernethy, Whitsed. Vide Mer- 
cury. 
Vide Venereal. 
Syphonis, de usu S. in anatomise. Graaf. 
Tabes dorsalis. Neale H. 
Toenia. Simmons S. F. Vide Worms. 
Teeth. Baumes, Blake R. Eustachius, Fitch, Fox, Fuller, Hunter J. 
Hurlock, Koecker, Lanzoni (vol. 1st.) Murphy, Parmly, 
Ruspini. 
Temperance. Baker Sir G. (med. tracts,) Cornaro, Lettsom. Vide 
Health. 
Temperature, influence of on health. Miller E. Vide Climate. 
regulated in cough, fyc. Buxton. 
Testicles. Vide Generative Organs. 
Tetanus. Hosack, (essays,) Kite (essays,) Parry, Reid R. Swan, 
Ward M. 
Tetter. Cazalet. 
Therapeutics. Alibert, Chapman, Duncan, Marryatt, Parry, Town- 
send. 
Ammonise carbonas, in scrophula. Armstrong. 305 
Therapeutics. Arsenic, in fever and head-ach. Fowler T. 
Blisters in rheumatism. Fowler T. 
Cantharides in diseases of genitals. Roberton. 
Change of climate. Gregory Jas. 
Chlorets and hydrochlorurets as disinfecting agents, fyc. Lab' 
arraque, Reid R. 
Coffee in the plague. Bradley. 
Colchicum autumnale in gout. Scudamore. 
Cortex peruvianus in scrophula. Fothergill J. 
Diluents. Jameson. 
Electricity in paralysis. Whytt, Wilkinson. 
Euu medicinale in gout. Jones E. G. 
Emetics in constipation, fevers, fyc. Balfour, Fothergill J. Ho- 
sack (essays.) 
External applications in internal diseases. Chrestien. 
Flos cardamines as an anti-spasmodic. Baker (med. tracts.) 
Hellebore in insanity. Kerr. 
Iodine in bronchocele, fyc. Coindet, Manson. 
Iron in cancer. Carmichael. 
Lichen islandicus in phthisis. Reece, Regnault. 
Lisbon diet drink in venereal. Leake. 
Medicines, operation of. Percival (works, 4th v.) 
power of in controlling fever. Brown. 
Mercury in Dysentery. Houlston. 
sublimate in ulcers. Whytt. 
Muriatic acid in putrid dis. and gout. Fordyce W. Rowley. 
Musk in convulsions. Wall. 
Mustard, seed in internal diseases. Cooke W. 
Nitrate of silver in stricture, fyc. Andrews, Higginbottom, 
Howard, Wadd. 
Nitre in Hemorrhagy. Gibbons. 
Nitrous acid in venereal. Beddoes, Currie J. Ferriar. 
Oak bark in scurvy. Jackson S. H. 
Olive oil in viper bites. Pouteau (tome 3d.) 
Opiate frictions in tetanus, fyc. Ward M. 
Prussic acid in affections of stomach. Elliotson. 
Salivation in jaundice. Gibbons. 
Salts alkaline in calculi. Dobson. 306 
Therapeutics. Stizolobium in worms. Chamberlaine. 
Sulphurous fumigation. W allace. 
Dc Sails cathartici. Grew. 
Sea voyages, use of in medicine. Gilchrist. 
Tar vapour in phthisis. Crichton. 
Tea, green, in head-ach, <§’C. Newnham. 
Tin in diseases of the mind. Ford J. 
Tobacco in dropsies, §’C. Clarke A. Fowler T. 
Tonics, effects of, on animal fibre. Crawford. 
Turpentine in puerperal fever. Brenan. 
Uva ursi in phthisis, nephrites and stone. Bourne, Ferriar, Gi- 
rardi. 
Vinum colchicum in gout. Home Evd. 
Water in fevers. Currie J. Dimsdale, Jackson 11. 
* to counteract pestilence. Dodd. 
Vide Materia Medica. 
Thigh-bone, absorption and injuries of. Bell B. Bell C. Warren. 
Vide Bones and Fracture. 
Thoracic duct. Bartholinus, Walter J. G. 
Tic doloureux. Bew, Fothergill S. Fothergill J. Hosack (essays,) 
Hutchinson B. Parry, (Colls. 1st v.) Vide Neuralgia. 
Tinea capitis. Cooke W. Luxmoore. 
Tobacco. Clarke A. Fowler T. Anon. 
Tonsils. Grainger. 
Tourniquet. Kellie. Vide Surgical Instruments. 
Toxicology. Vide Poisons. 
Trachea, pathology of. Porter. 
Trepan, operation of. Bell Chas. Mynors. 
Tubercles. Baron. Vide Phthisis. 
Tumours. Abernethy, Baron, Monro A. sen. Nooth. Vide Scirr- 
hous. 
Ulcers. Baynton, Bell, Clare, Higginbottom, Home Evd. Lambe, 
Little, Monro A. sen. Roberton, Underwood, Whately, 
Whytt. 
Urethra, diseases of. Abernethy, Andree, Arnott, Bell C. Bing- 
ham, Ducamp, Foot, Home Evd. Howard, Stafford, 
Whately. Vide Strictures. 
Urinary organs, diseases of Fowler T. Howship, Lallemand, 307 
Prout, Soemmerring, Theophilus, Weldon, Wilson Jas. 
Vide Calculi and Generative organs. 
De Urinis. Actuarius, Bellini (opera om.) Willis T. 
Uterus, diseases of. Blatin, Guilbert, Rees G. 
double. Eisenmannus. 
extirpation of. Newnham. 
Furor uterinus. Bienville. 
— hemorrhage of. Burns J. Leake, Leroy A. 
inversio uteri. Newnham. 
retroversion of. Cockell, King J. Merriman. 
rupture of. Denman, Douglas, Kite (essays,) Monro A. 
sen. 
structure of. Rigby. 
gravid, anatomy of. Burns J. Hunter W. Tuson. 
Vide Foetation, generative organs and Obstetrics. 
Vaccination. Adams, Aikin, Bartley, Bell G. Blair, Brown Thos. 
Bryce, Calcagni, Coxe J. R. Creaser, Cross, Currie W. 
Fisher J. D. Fraser H. Jenner, Leese, Lettsom, Monro A. 
Jr. Moore Jas. Mosely (865, O.) Oliver, Pearson Geo. Pew, 
Ring, Sanders, Scofield, Seaman, Strang, Thornton R. J. 
Valentin, Willan, Woodville. 
Variolus, epidemic. Cross, Fisher J. D. Thomson J. 
Varicose veins. Home Evd. 
Be Vena. Eustachius. 
Venereal disease. Andree, Astruc, Bacot, Barbeyrac, Beddoes, 
Bell B. Bertin, Blair, Buchan A. P. Buchan W. Butter 
W. Carmichael, Caton, Clare, Cruikshank, Currie J. 
Dease, Desault, Duncan, Dunn, Erskine C. Falck, Foot, 
Fordyce W. Ferriar, Gataker, Geoghegan, Hauksbee, 
Hewson T. Howard, Hunter J. Tnnes, Kiernan, Laffec- 
teur, Lagneau, Lalonette, Leake, Mahon, Mead, Meyer, 
Neale M. Nisbet W. Pearson J. Rees G. Richond, San- 
chez, Sawrey, Swediaur, Sydenham, Thomas W. Thorn- 
ton R. J. Turnbull, Turner D. Wilkinson. 
Veneral Virus, non existence of. Richond. 
Verminous diseases. Bradley, Brera, Chamberlaine, Hulme, Sim- 
mons S. F. Wall. 
Veterinary medicine and surgery. Blaine, Boardman, Burke, Clark, 
B. Clark J. Clater, Coleman, Dawson Amb. Dodswell, 308 
Feron, Lawrence J. Lawrence R. Parkinson T. Peall, 
Peck, Ryding, Skellet, Snape, Taplin, White Jas. 
Piper, poison of. Fontana, Pouteau. 
Viscera, anatomy and diseases of. Abercrombie, Hooper R. Leake, 
Parry (Colls. 2d v.) Pemberton, Stokes W. Tuson. 
Vision, obs. on. Horn A. Hosack (essays,) Luxmoore. Vide Eye. 
Walchcren. Hargrove. Vide Diseases of. 
While swellings. Bell B. Crowther, Monro A. sen. Vide Joints. 
Worms. Vide Verminous dis. 
Wounds, nature and cure of. Bell J. Blizard, Browne J. Charrier, 
Clare, Dease, Higginbottom, Jones, John, Moore, Whately. 
gunshot. Blizard, Chevalier, Dufouart, Guthrie, Hunt, 
Hunter J. Jones John, Larrey, Neale H. Ranby. Vide 
Surg. Military. 
of intestines. Travers, Vogel. 
Yaws. Dazille, Moseley. Hart H, 
NATURAL HISTORY, NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, 
MENTAL PHILOSOPHY, 
AND 
MISCELLANEA. NATURAL HISTORY 
GENERAL TREATISES. 
Nature, book of. Good. 
contemplation de la. Bonnet. 
economy of. Gregory. 
view of. Sullivan. 
Natural history. Bacon, Barton, Buffon, Chaisneau, Delametherie, 
Garnet, Grand, Linnaeus, Spallanzani. 
desiderata in. Barton. 
elements of. Blumenbach, Charleton, Dumeril, Fourcroy, 
Millin. 
essays on. Edwards, Fothergill C. Skrimshire. 
enchiridion hist. nat. inserviens. Forster J. R. 
lectures on. Peale, Wilkinson. 
philosophy of. Smellie. 
■ templum hist, naturae. Kornmannus. 
tracts on. Falconer, Smith J. E. Townson. 
raridades da naturezae, $c. Norberto. 
Nat. hist, of Antilles, or West Indies. Rochefort. 
bible. Harris Thad. 
Brazil. Pisonis. 
Carolina, Florida, fyc. Brickell, Catesby, Chalmers. 
Chili. Molina. 
England and Ireland. Berkenhout, Boate. 
India. Pisonis. 
ANIMAL KINGDOM. 
Man. Bacon, Blair, Blumenbach, Combe, Desmoulins, 
Lawrence W. Moreau, Prichard, Roussel, Smith S. Virey, 
Wardrop, White C. Williamson H. 
North American. Barton, Godman (vol. 1.) William- 
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Animals. Bonnaius, Buffon, Cardanus, Charleton, Clusius, Cu- 
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-* of America. Godman, Harlan. 
Arctic regions. Pennant. 
Britain. Pennant, Merrett. 
Denmark. Muller. 
India. Pennant. 
Java. Horsefield. 
Amphibia. Schneider. 
Animulculse. Leeuwenhoeck. 
Birds. Audebert, Bonaparte, Brisson, Caldwell (mems.) Horse- 
field, Le Vaillant, Malpighius, Montague, Ray, Salerne, 
Schaefter, Sparrrnan, Vieillot, Wilson Alex. Willughby. 
Insects. Abbot, Anderson, Bonanius, Bonnet, Bridel, Donovan, 
Fabricius, Geoffroy, Hedwig, Huber, Keys, Kirby, Lesser, 
Malpighius, Reaumur, Redi, Rumphius, Say, Schaeffer, 
Smeathman, Smith J. E. Spence, Swammerdam, Weber, 
Yeats T. P. 
Iieptiles. Barton, Cuvier, Harlan, Lacepede, Owen, Ray, Rus- 
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Fishes. Bonanius, Broussonet, Columna, Gouan, Lacepede, Mon- 
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Zoophytes and other marine animals. Bohadsch, Bonanius, Born, 
Burmannus, Cuvier, Ellis J. Esper, Trembling. 
Naturalists'’ calendar. White G. 
companion. Graves, Lettsom. 
VEGETABLE KINGDOM. 
Arbores et arbustes de la France. Du Monceau. 
Arbustrum Americanum. Marshall H. 
Bibliotheca botanica. Bumaldus, Haller. 
Botanic garden. Darwin. 
Botanical demonstrations. Richard. 
harmony. Saint Pierre. 
magazine. Curtis W. 
nomenclature. Gmelin, Linnaeus. 
pocket book. Mavor, Hoffman. 
Botanique tableau. Desfontaines, Ventenat. 313 
Botany, dictionary of. Buchoz, Jussieu, Martyn, Miller P. Milne 
C. Richard. 
elements of. Barton, Hanin, Hull, Necker, Oeder, Rose 
H. Rousseau, Thomson A. T. 
grammar of. Thornton 11. J. 
history of. Pulteney, Villars. 
introduction to. Lee, Smith J. E. Wakefield, Wyburd. 
language of. Gmelin, Linnaeus, Martyn. 
lectures on. Curtis S. Thomson A. T. Waterhouse. 
medical. Barton, Bigelow, Chaumeton, Fothergill J. Wood* 
ville. Vide Materia Med. 
Chenes de VAmerique. Michaux, Coffee, Fothergill J. 
Flora Americana. Barton, Bigelow, Clayton, Cornutus, Darling- 
ton, Houstoun, Jacquin N. J. James E. Keating, Michaux, 
Muhlenberg, Nuttall, Plunder, Pursh, Robin, Walter T. 
JEgyptiaco-Arabica. Forskal. 
Anglica. Culpeper, Hooker, Hudson, Moore, Parkinson 
John. 
Anomoia. Hopkirk. 
Britannica. Curtis W. Hill John, Hull, Lawrence J. 
Lighrfoot, Merrett, Smith J. E. Stackhouse, Wade, Wil- 
mer, Withering. 
Bostoniensis. Bigelow. 
Curoliniana. Walter T. 
Cestrica. Darlington. 
Cochinchinensis. Loureiro. 
Delicix F. Insubricse. Scopoli. 
Dietetica. Bryant. 
Germanica. Hoffman. 
Grxca Smith J. E. 
Hispania. Cavanilles. 
Indica et Capensis. Burmannus, Thunberg. 
Lapponica. Linnaeus. 
■ Ludoviciana. Robin. 
Lusitanica. Broterus. 
Pedemontana. Allionius. 
Fhiludelphica. Barton. 314 
Flora Scotica. Lightfoot. 
Sibirica. Gmelin. 
Saecica. Linnaeus. 
Taurico Caucasica. Bieberstein. 
Virginica. Clayton. 
Zeylanica. Linnaeus. 
Flore Francaise. Buchoz, Bulliard, Du Monceau, Lamarck, Re- 
doute, Vetenat. 
Fougeres de VAmerique. Plumier. 
Fructibus et semin. plant. Goei iner. 
Fucorum, in insulus Brit. Stackhouse. 
Gordonia. Ellis J. (to Linnaeus.) 
Grain, diseases of. Banks. 
germination of. Huber. 
nouv. genres des graminees. Beauvois. 
Grasses, British. Curtis, Lawrence. 
Beochreibungder grosser. Schrebers. 
Herbal. Gerard, Newton Jas. Thornton R. J. Tournefort. 
British. Culpeper, Hill, Wilmer, Withering. 
Herbarium .mboinensi. Rumphius. 
Herbier de la France. B; liiard. 
Hortus Blesensis. Morison R. 
Cantabrigiensis. Donn. 
— Elthamensis. Dillenius. 
Hafniensis. Horneman. 
Jamaicensis. Lunan. 
— Kewensis. Aiton. 
Leidensis, Boerhaave, Hermannus. 
regius bot. Matriti. Ortega. 
Uptoniensis. Fothergill J. 
Jllicium Linnsei. Ellis J. (to Aiton.) 
Jsagoge in hot. expeditorem. Schaeffer. 
Jar din de la Malmaison. Yentenat. 
Lichens. Acharius. 
Linnaeus, review of the works of. Pulteney. 
plates illustrative of the system of. Martyn, Thornton R. J 
classification of. Wyburd. , 315 
Liliacees. Redoute. 
Oaks. Michaux. 
Paradisus Balavus. Ilermannus. 
Londinensis. Hooker. 
Terrestris. Parkinson Joh. 
Pinus, genus. Lambert. 
Plantx Brazilix. Pisonis. 
Gallix, Hispanix et Ilalix. Barrelierus. 
rariores in Hibernia. Wade. 
selectx. Ehret, Haid, Trew. 
Plantarum in America merid. Houstoun, Muhlenberg, Nuttall, 
James E. Keating. 
canadensiurn. Cornutus. 
capensium. Thunberg. 
cryptogamicarum. Hedwig. 
cryptogam. Brit. Dickson. 
in Dania, Norvegia, etc. Oeder. 
genera. Jussieu. 
de generatione. Logan, Theophrastus. 
in Hispania. Cavanilles. 
historia. Columna, Morison, Ray, Theophrastus. 
ad insulas maris australis. Forster. 
icones ineditx. Smith J. E. 
in Japonia. Banks, Kaempfer, Fothergill (works, 2nd. v.) 
methodus. Ray. 
sicularum. Bernard us. 
synopsis. Persoon. 
systema et species. Linnaeus. 
Plantas, descripcion de las. Cavanilles. 
Plants, families of. Linnaeus. 
hist, of succulent. Bradley. 
philosophy of. Decandolle, Linnaeus, Sprengel. 
Plantes de la Guiune Francaise. Aublet. 
Plantis, de. Card,anus. 
Phytographia. Plukenetius. 
Stirpes noox descrip, et inconibus. L’Heritier. 
Stirpium adversaria nova. Lobel, Pena. 316 
Stirpium Americanarum. Jacquin N. J. 
Austriacarum. Crantz. 
Britanicarum. Ray. 
Helveliarum. Haller. 
historiae. Dodonaeus. 
Storia delle pianto forestieri. Bordiga. 
Sugar cane. Mosely. 
Sylva, or a discourse on forest trees. Evelyn. 
Tableau du regne vegetal. Ventenat. 
Tea tree. Lettsom. 
Vegetable physiology. Goertner, Good, Hales, Hanin, Harrington, 
Hedwig, Hosack (essays,) Huber, Ingenliousz, Logan, 
Ludwig, Malpighius, Mirbel, Percival (works vol. 4.) Pla- 
zius, Plenck, Senebier, Spallanzani, Theophrastus, Tup- 
per, Uslar, Willdenow. 
system. Hill John. 
Villanova in insul. cub. Boldo. 
Vide Agriculture, Trans, of Societies, Periodical and 
Anonymous works. 
MINERAL KINGDOM. 
Geology. Bakevvell, Buffon, Cleaveland, Cuvier, Dana, Kirwan, 
Phillips W. Saint-Fond, Troost, Ure, Woodward. Vide 
Trans, of Societies and Period, lit. 
Mineralogy. Bacon, Brisson, Cardanus, Clarke E. D. Cleaveland, 
Gautieri, Linnaeus, Millar, Williams John. 
of France. Soulavie. 
United States. Dana, Fennell, Henfrey, Robinson S. 
■ dictionary of. Aiken, Gallizin. 
elements of. Brongniait, Cleaveland, Kirwan. 
manual of. Accum. 
nomenclature of. Allan. 
— outlines of. Kidd, Phillips. 
philosophy of. Townson. 
system of. Babbington, Cronstedt, Hatiy, Jameson, Mag- 
ellan, Schmeisser. 
Fossils. Charleton, Cuvier, Da Costa, Fischer, Garriga, Mer- 
rett, Werner. 
Gems. Boot, Boyle (works, 3d vol.) 317 
Metallic veins. Stahl, Werner. 
Mineral waters. Vide Chemistry. 
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. 
General treatises. Adams, Arnauld, Arnott, Artephius, Bacon, 
Bayle F. Bellegingue, Beregardus, Bergman, Boyle, Ca- 
vallo, Delametherie, Elliot, Ewing, Grand, Gravesande, 
Gregory J. Hauy, Lanzoni, Lavoisier, Morsilius, Natale, 
Nicholson, Priestley, Reisch, Rohault, Saumarez, Scott 
R. E. Smellie. 
Acoustics. Elliot. 
Electricity. Adams, Birch, Bompass, Brook, By water, Cavallo, 
Cuthbertson, De Luc, Franklin, Higgins W. Lowndes, 
Morgan G. C. Peart, Priestley, Singer. 
Mechanics. Bridge, imison, Nicholson, Webster J. 
Meteorology. Beregardus, Daniel, Kite (essays,) Lovell, Percival 
(works, 4th v.) Russell R. 
Navigation, thermometrical. Williams J. 
Optics. Boyle, Bompass, Cardanus, Crisp, Elliot, Higgins, Logan, 
Priestley. 
Pneumatics. Bacon, Blegborough, Boyle, Brook, Cavallo, Ellis D. 
Hales, Henry T. Kirwan, Lavoisier, Leslie J. Macbride 
(essays,). Priestley, Tredgold, Whitehurst. 
Weights and measures. Fannius, Mechain et Delambre. 
Yide Trans, of Societies and Periodical Lit. 
MENTAL PHILOSOPHY. 
Education. Cutbush J. Nisbet C. Priestley, Spurzheim, Struve, 
Willich. Vide Med. Ed. 
in univ. of Cambridge. Jebb. 
— of deaf and dumb. Weld. 
Ackworth school. Fothergill J. 
Advancement of learning. Bacon. 
Importance of learning. Nisbet C. 
Father's instruction to his children. Percival Thos. 
legacy to his daughters. Gregory John. 
Ethics. Hume, Percival Thos. Rush B. (essays.) 318 
Ethics. Benevolence, promotion of. Lettsom. 
Duty of man. Hartley. 
towards the brute creation. Lawrence J. 
Duties of females. Gregory John. 
Dissuasive from cursing. Boyle (works, vol. 6.) 
Sermons to Humane Society. Allen, Finch, Swain, Valpy. 
a Masonic Lodge. Smith C. 
On solitude. Zimmerman. 
Vide Medical Ethics. 
Metaphysics. Cabanis, Cardanus, Cudworlh, Descartes. Fearne, 
Ferrol, Gold beck, Grand, Gravesande, Gregory J. Hart- 
ley, Haslam, Helvetius, Hume, Hutcheson, Locke, Reid T. 
Scott R. E. Sibly, Stewart Dug. Stewart J. 
Phrenology. Bischoft', Combe, Gall, Gordon J. Hufeland, Mac- 
kenzie Sir G. Spurzheim, Stone T. Vide Anon. 
Theology, fyc. On Atheistical philosophy. Sullivan. 
Christianity promotive of true greatness. Boyle (works, vols. 
5 & 6.) 
Harmony of the gospels. Jebb. 
Infidelity. Priestley, Volney. 
Insecto-theology. Lesser. 
Liturgy and articles of church of England. Jebb. 
of the Creator. Boyle (vol. 1.) 
Priest, every man his own. Jebb. 
Religion and morals. Hume. 
Sermons and theological propositions. Cudworth, Jebb. 
Socrates and Jesus compared. Priestley. 
Theological lectures. Jebb. 
MISCELLANEA. 
Agriculture and gardening. Anderson, Banks, Beauvois, Bradley, 
Commerell, Culley, Curtis W. Darwin, Davy, Dundonald, 
Ellis J. Fordyce, Fothergill, Garnett, Hunter A. Kirwan, 
Langley, Liger, Loudon, M’Mahon, Meager, Miller P. 
Moore, Parkinson J. Parkinson T. Peters Rd. Vaux, 
Wangenheim. 
Apparitions. Alderson, Ferriar, Hibbert. 319 
Arts and Sciences. Cooper T. Garnett, Gray, ltnison, Lewis, 
M ease, Miller S. Nicholson, Norberto, ltees A. Vide 
Metallurgy and Period, literature. 
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Biography. Biog. Medica. Aikin, Hutchinson B. 
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Wm. Shippen, m. d. Wistar. 
James Tillary, m. d. Hosack. 
■ Caspar Wistar, m. d. Caldwell, Hosack, Tilghman. 
Arnaud de Nobleville, Barbeu-Dubourg, Bergman, Bouillet, 
Bucquet, Button, Camper, Cusson, Duhamel, Fothergill, 
Gaubius, Girod, Haller, Hunter Wm. Lamure, Lefevre- 
Deshayes, Le Roy, Lieutaud, Linne, Lobstein, Lorry, 
Macbride, Macquer, Maret, Montigny, Navier, Poulletier 
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Domestic Economy. Buchanan, Chomel, Liger, Mackenzie, Mease, 
Tredgold, Whitehurst, Willich. 
Geography. Voyages and travels. Domeier, Fresnoy, Kirwan. 
Malte Brun, Molina, Rees (Cyclopaedia.) 
North Carolina. Brickcll. 
Rocky mountains of U. S. James. 
Source of St. Peter’s river, U. S. Keating. 
Sicily and the Appcnines. Spallanzani. 
Island of Celebes. Woodard. 
History of the Antilles. Rochefort. 
England under Henry 7th and 8th. Bacon. 
Pennsylvania. Gordon, Proud. 
Settlements on the Delaware. Barker, Mease. 
War with Spain. Bacon. 
capture of Washington. Ewell. 
lectures on history and general policy. Priestley. 
Manufactures. Bancroft, Berthollet, Chomel, Cooper T. Coxe T. 
Fennell, Fulhame, Macquer, Penington. 
Metallurgy. Accum, Allan, Brisson, Cramerus, Fritschius, Klap- 
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Music. Peale, Roger. 322 
Obi, or African witchcraft. Moseley. 
Occult sciences. Sibly. 
Philology. Ainsworth, Gyarmathi, Johnson Sam. Lanzoni, Web- 
ster N. Schrevelius, Shultz. 
Physiognomy. Camper, Cross, Gall, Lavater, Porta J. B. Spurz- 
heim. 
Poetry. Botanic Garden. Darwin. 
Elegy in church-yard. Gray. 
The Grave. Blair. 
Health. Armstrong, Mediolano. 
Innoculation. Lipscomb. 
Liberty, progress of. Crawford. 
Malvern water, praise of . Wall. 
Pxdolrophia, or art of nursing. St. Marthe. 
Temple of nature. Darwin. 
Political economy. Bacon, Hume, Jebb, Percival. 
Colonies, North American. Jebb, Fothergill J. 
Convicts, employment of. Fothergill. 
Debates on adoption of U. S. constitution. Lloyd, Wilson Jas. 
France, revolution of. Burke Edmd. 
Indians, alienation of. Thomson Chas. 
Jurymen, duties of. Hawles. 
Law of England, amendment of, 8,'C. Bacon. 
Parliament, reform of. Jebb. 
Pennsylvania, government of. Rush. 
Population, observations on. Percival (works, vol. 4.) 
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ERRATA. 
Page 141. for Pisonis—read Piso. 
142. for Placentinus—read Casserius. 
196, line 11. for Williams—read Williamos. 
196, lines 12 and 13. for Williamos—read Williams. 
207, line 22. dele Humboldt. 
313, line 12, dele Coffee, Fothergill J. and insert it as line 13.