FOOTNOTES
[1] Dissertatio Physiologica de irritabilitate quam publice defendet. Joh. Georgius Zimmerman. Goett. 4to. 1751.
[2] The following is a correct list of his writings, in the order in which they appear to have been published:
1. Dissertatio Inauguralis de Irritabilitate, 4to. Gottingen, 1751.
2. The life of Professor Haller, 8vo. Zurich, 1755.
3. Thoughts on the earthquake which was felt on the 9th of December, 1755, in Swisserland, 4to. 1756.
4. The Subversion of Lisbon, a Poem, 4to. 1776.
5. Meditations on Solitude, 8vo. 1756.
6. Essay on National Pride, 8vo. Zurich, 1764.
7. Treatise on Experience in Physic, 8vo. Zurich, 1764.
8. Treatise on the Dysentery, 8vo. Zurich, 1767.
9. Essay on Solitude, 4to. 1773.
10. Essay on Lavator’s Phisiognomy. Hanover, 1778.
11. Essays, consisting of agreeable and instructive Tales, 8vo. 1779.
12. Conversations with the king of Prussia.
13. Treatise on Frederick the Great, 1788.
14. Select views of the Life, Reign and Character of Frederick the Great.
15. A variety of works published in the Helvetic Journal and in the Journals of the Physiological Society at Zurich.
16. A Work on Zoology.
[3] The king only survived the departure of his physician five weeks; he died on the 11th of August, 1786.
[4] Hœnigsberg.