Parasites: A Treatise on the Entozoa of Man and Animals / Including Some Account of the Ectozoa

by T. Spencer Cobbold

INDEX.

Acanthia lectularia, or the common bed bug, [273]

Acanthocephala in birds, [446]
"   include but one family, [5]
"   in the Hunterian Museum, [413]

Acanthotæniadæ, a family of tapeworms, [4]

Acaridæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Acephalocysts in cattle, Hunterian specimens of, [140]

Agricultural societies, their indifference to helminthology, [412]

Aguti, Spiroptera mediospiralis from the, [403]

Alligator, entozoa from an, [455]

Amphistoma and Polystoma in the frog, [452]
"  hominis, notice of Lewis’s and McConnell’s, [36]
"  subclavatum, ciliated embryo of, [49]

Amphistomes infesting deer, [332]
"     "  elephants, [395]
"     "  the horse, [357]

Amphistomidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Anæmia, tropical, due to Anchylostomata, [203]

Anchylostomum-helminthiasis, Wucherer’s account of the, [213]

Anchylostomum (Dochmius) duodenale, description of, [212]

Aneurism of the horse, Bollinger’s account of, [368]

Anguillula (Leptodera) stercoralis, description of, [234]

Anguillulidæ, a family of round worms, [5]

Annelid parasites, ectoparasitic character of the, [5]

Anoplocephala perfoliata as a synonym, [401]

Ant-eaters, internal parasites of, [321]

Antelopes and deer, Pentastomes found in, [350]

Anthomyia canalicularis as a human parasite, [271]

Arachnid parasites, various families of, [5]

Argulidæ, a family of parasitic crustaceans, [6]

Arhynchotænia critica of the hyrax, [403]

Arhynchotæniadæ, considered as a group, [4]

Armadillo, parasites found in the, [321]

Ascaridæ, a family of round worms, [4]

Ascarides infesting cetaceans, [426]
"  (Oxyurides) in relation to cleanliness, [232]

Ascaris alata, Bellingham’s so-called, [237]
"  Cornelyi from the vulturine pintado, [447]
"  halicoris from the Indian dugong, [429]

Ascaris infecta from Passalus cornutus, [483]
"  lumbricoides as a human parasite, [243]
"    "   Davaine’s experiments with, [244]
"    "   development of the, [244]
"    "   Heller’s “find” respecting the young of, [244]
"    "   remarkable cases caused by the, [248]
"  maculosa causing avian epizoöty, [441]
"    "  Unterberger’s experiments with, [245]
"  megalocephala and A. lumbricoides not identical, [243]
"    "    experiments with the eggs of, [246]
"    "    of solipeds, [378]
"  mystax considered as a human parasite, [237]
"    "  Leuckart’s experiments with, [244]
"    "  researches of Nelson respecting, [240]
"  nigrovenosa, parthogenesis of, [452]
"  suilla considered as a synonym, [243]
"    " of the hog, a synonym, [405]
"  tentaculata of opossums, [433]
"  tetraptera, development of the embryos of, [245]
"  vesicularis from the ring-necked pheasant, [442]

Aspidocephalus scoleciformis of opossums, [433]

Aspidocotylus mutabilis, a parasite of fish, [360]

Ass, frequency of aneurism in the, [367]
" liver-fluke frequent in the, [356]
" strongyles from the stomach of the, [383]

Australian entozoa, Mr Krefft’s brochure on, [431]
"  hedgehog, tapeworm from the, [433]

Avian hæmatozoa, observations by Lewis on, [486]
"  parasites in the British Museum, [448]
"   "   in the Hunterian Museum, [448]

Bacteria, the best known forms of, [277]

Bacteridæ, as a family of protozoa, [7]

Balantidium (Paramecium) coli of man, [282]
"   semiparasitic character of, [7]

Balæna, flukes occurring in the genus, [421]
"  rostrata infested by Ascaris angulivalvis, [426]

Balænoptera rostrata, filariæ from, [425]
"    "   fluke from, [421]

Bats, entozoa and ectozoa infesting, [294]

Bear, Cysticerci in the heart of a, [140]

Beef, cyst-infected, quantity destroyed in India, [76]
" in India, prevalence of “measled”, [61]
" tapeworm, description of the so-called, [56]

Bee, parasite of the, known to John Hunter, [480]

Beetles (Passalus) infested by nematodes, [483]

Beluga leucas, worm from the ear of, [427]

Bilharzia hæmatobia, history and development of the, [38]

Birds, frequency of entozoa in, [434]
"  Spiroptera helicina in the feet of, [440]
"  the gape disease in, [443]

Blackbirds, tapeworms destructive to young, [440]

Blackcap, flukes reared by Zeller in the, [436]

Blackfish or tursio, cestode from the, [422]

Bladderworms and measles in cattle, [62]

Blaptidæ as parasitic insects, [7]

Blaps mortisaga as a human parasite, [270]

Bleak, the (Leuciscus), a possible source of tapeworm, [301]
"  the, in relation to Bothriocephalus latus, [470]

Bonito, parasites from the, [458]

Bopyridæ, a family of parasitic crustaceans, [6]

Bothriocephali of water-birds obtained from fish, [468]
"   researches of Bertolus and Duchamp on, [110]

Bothriocephalus cordatus, brief description of, [111]
"   cristatus, brief description of, [111]
"   in Holland, Dr Fock’s remarks on, [109]
"   latus, distribution and characters of, [106]
"    " source and proscolices of, [107]
"   proboscideus of the salmon, [468]
"   tropicus, note on the so-called, [96]

Bot infesting the stomach of the rhinoceros, [401]

Bottle-head (Hyperoödon), flukes from the, [421]

Brain, Cysticerci occurring in the human, [92]

Bronchi of whales, worms in the, [425]

Bucephalus probably a larval state of Gasterostoma, [462]
"  regarded as a germ-sac, [453]

Bug, the common, as a human parasite, [273]

Cachalot, cestode from the high-finned, [422]

Calceostoma, hooks of the suckers of, [464]

Caligidæ, a family of crustaceans, [6]

Campula oblonga regarded as a synonym, [419]

Capercaillie, entozoa of the, [440]
"   Trichosoma and Ligula from a, [447]

Carnivora, internal parasites of the, [297]

Cataphractus infested by Aspidocotylus, [360]

Cat, Australian, Bothriocephalus from, [309]
" flukes and tapeworms infesting the, [308]

Cattle diseased by parasites, natural cure of, [83]
" measles and bladderworms in, [61]
" of the Upper Punjab infested by cysts, percentage of, [75]
" plague bodies, nature of the so-called, [280]
" species of lice infesting, [352]
" tapeworms found in, [332]

Cercaria diplocotylea of water-snails, [452]
"  of the common fluke, [325]

Cercariæ and Rediæ, Pagenstecher’s remarks on, [452]

Cercomonas hominis in cholera dejections, [282]

Cestoda, families of the order, [4]

Cestode (larval) in Delphinus delphis, [422]

Cetacea, external parasites of, [428]
"  parasites of, [416]
"    "  in Hunterian collection, [427]
"  worms in the lungs of, [423]
"    "  in the cranial sinuses of, [425]

Chacma, strongyles found in the, [291]

Charbon, an anthracoid disease associated with bacterids, [278]

Cheetah, tapeworm found in the, [300]

Cheiracanthidæ, a family of round worms, [4]

Cheiracanthus robustus in Indian dogs, [305]
"    "  mistaken for Echinorhynchus, [257]

Cheiroptera or bats, parasites of, [293]

Chigoe or jigger as a human parasite, [274]

Chinese missionary, flukes in the family of a, [21]

Cirrhipeds, parasitic, upon whales, [428]

Civets, parasites found in, [299]

Classification of Schneider referred to, [4]

Clepsinidæ, a family of suctorial annelids, [5]

Coati, intestinal worms of the, [298]

Cochin-China diarrhœa due to Leptodera, [235]

Cockchafers harbor young Echinorhynchi, [413]

Cockroaches (Blatta) infested by nematodes, [483]

Codfish, frequency of filariæ in the, [472]

Cœnuri from rabbits in Guy’s Museum and at Oxford, [140]
"  researches of Rose and Numan respecting, [334]

Cœnurus cuniculi, specimen of, from Ayrshire, [140]
"  serialis of the hyrax, [408]

Conocephalus typicus from a dolphin, [426]

Conopidæ, the larvæ of, as parasitic insects, [6]

Conorhinus nigrovarious or pampas benchucha, [273]

Cotylogaster cochleariforme not an equine parasite, [360]

Crane, entozoa from a, [447]

Crossophorus collaris of the hyrax, [403]

Crocodile, worm from beneath the skin of a, [456]

Crows, hæmatozoa in Indian, [486]

Crustacea, parasitic, upon whales, [428]
"  the, as alleged human parasites, [269]

Crustacean parasites, families of, [6]

Crustaceans, entozoa infesting, [480]

Cucullanidæ, a family of round worms, [4]
"   development of the, [474]

Culex, various species of, attacking man, [273]

Curlew, entozoa from the, [447]

Cuterebra noxialis, or Macaco worm, [271]

Cuttle-fishes, tapeworm larvæ found in, [468]

Cyamidæ included with Pycnogonidæ, [5]

Cyamus balænarum or whale-louse, [428]

Cyclobdella lumbricoides, the, of Brazil, [259]

Cyclops considered as an intermediate host, [223]

Cymothoidæ, a family of parasitic crustaceans, [6]

“Cyst”-affected meat in the Punjab, quantity of, [76]

Cystic disease in cattle, Dr J. Fleming on, [76]
" entozoa are larval tapeworms, [4]

Cysticerci, common situation of, in ration meat, [78]
"   destruction of, by calcareous degeneration, [83]
"   detected in the living animal, [78]
"   from sheep, Dr Maddox on, [98]
"   from the nasal sinuses of a porpoise, [421]
"   from the skin of Physeter, [421]
"   in the heart of a bear, [140]
"   in the human body, seat of, [91]
"   in the psoas muscles, Dr Joseph Fleming on, [75]
"   in meat, Pellizzari’s and Tommasi’s researches on, [62]
"   investigations of Lewis respecting, [66]
"   monstrous varieties of, [105]
"   of the sheep alleged to contain eggs, [98]
"   prophylactic measures respecting, [83]
"   researches by Perroncito on, [67]
"   said to be capable of swimming, [97]
"   temperature necessary to destroy, [69]
"   voluntarily swallowed by Italian gentlemen, [71]

Cysticercus bovis found in the liver and lungs, [59]
"   " human feeding experiments by Oliver with, [72]
"   delphini, nature of the so-called, [422]
"   found in the dog, [302]
"   from the Red River hog, [405]
"   in the brain, cases of, [92]
"   of the sheep, discovery of the, [97]
"   report by Dr Neill respecting, [80]
"   (telæ) cellulosæ, or pork measle, [89]
"   tenuicollis found in man, [101]
"    "  , the self-feeding experiment by Möller with, [72]

Cysts at the root of the tongue, diagnostic value of, [80]
"  of the liver containing psorospermiæ, [282]

Dactylogyrus, allusion to the eggs of, [42]

Dasse (Hyrax), parasites of the, [403]

Dasyprocta aguti, stomach excrescences in, [403]

Deaths from worms, Registrar General’s returns of, [285]

Deer, abundance of amphistomes in, [332]
" filariæ found in various kinds of, [350]

Delphinus Forsteri, tapeworm found in, [422]
"  phocæna, cestode (Diphyllobothrium) from, [422]
"  rostratus, tapeworm from, [422]
"  tacuschi, flukes found by Natterer in, [417]

Demodex folliculorum of man and dog, [266]

Dermatophagoides Schérémétewsky, the so-called, [266]

Dibothridæ and Bothriocephalidæ as synonyms, [4]

Dibothrium hians, supposed monstrous state of, [105]

Dichelestidæ, a family of crustacean parasites, [6]

Dicotyles (Peccary), parasites of the genus, [404]

Dicrocœlium Buskii as a synonym, [20]

Didelphys philander, acanthocephalous worm of, [434]

Diphyllobothridæ, a family of tapeworms, [4]

Diphyllobothrium stemmacephalum from a porpoise, [422]

Diplodiscus subclavatus, water-vessels of the larvæ of, [51]

Diplozoon in the Diporpa condition, [464]

Diseased meat from “rot”, [331]

Distoma Andersoni from Platanista, [420]
"  campula of the porpoise, [418]
"  clavatum, particulars respecting, [458]
"  conjunctum as a human parasite, [30]
"  crassum or Busk’s fluke, [20]
"  cygnoides, ciliated embryo of, [49]
"  gigas of Nardo, description of the, [460]
"  hepaticum a synonym of Fasciola, [15]
"  heterophyes, description of the, [34]
"  lancea infesting dolphins, [416]
"  lanceolatum as a human parasite, [17]
"    "   ciliated embryo of, [49]
"    "   description of the, [18]
"  leptosomum and D. brachysomum, source of, [438]
"  macrostomum, development of, [435]
"  megastoma, ciliated embryo of, [49]
"  militare, development of, [436]
"  neuronaii Munroii, the so-called, [52]
"  ophthalmobium, notice of the so-called, [36]
"  sinense, or the Chinese fluke, [29]
"  species of, in Delphinus Forsteri, [421]

Distomata confounded with proglottides, [16]

Distomidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Distomum spatulatum as a synonym, [28]

Dochmius duodenalis, discovery of, by Dubini, [211]
"   Sangeri from the elephant, [399]

Dogs, destruction of dogs by heart-worms, [304]

Dog, ectozoa and follicle mites of the, [307]
"  internal parasites of the, [300]

Dolphin, remarkable worm from the stomach of a, [426]

Dolphins, fluke parasites of, [416]

Dorado, Fasciola fusca from the, [459]

Dracunculus, description of the embryos of, [221]
"   Fedschenko’s discovery respecting, [223]
"   medinensis, description of the, [217]

Duck, worms from a dusky, [447]

Dugong, parasites of the, [429]

Ear of the porpoise, worms found in the, [427]

Earth-wolf, remarkable parasite from the, [299]

Earth-worms as intermediate bearers, [346]

Earwig, Filariæ found in the, [483]

Echidna, tapeworm from the, [433]

Echinococci described by Leuckart and Naunyn, [117]

Echinococcus brood-capsules known to Wilson and Busk, [117]

Echinococcus hominis, synonyms of, [112]
"   multilocularis found in a calf, [116]

Echinorhynchidæ abound in fishes and reptiles, [5]

Echinorhynchi found by John Hunter, [427]
"    infesting monkeys, [292]
"    in trout, frequency of, [475]
"    of water newts, [455]

Echinorhynchus angustatus and E. hominis, [413]
"   gigas as a human parasite, [256]
"    " of the hog, [412]
"   hominis, Lambl’s so-called, [256]
"   in man, Welch’s supposed case of, [256]
"   Leuckart on the development of, [476]
"   microcephalus from an opossum, [434]
"   Muriei from a whale, [427]
"   pellucidus and E. brevicollis, [428]
"   porrigens from whales, [427]
"   spirula of monkeys, [413]
"   transversus in birds, [446]

Echinostoma hispidum from a sturgeon, [462]

Ectozoa of swine, [414]
"  of the elephant, [399]
"  of whales, [428]

Edentata, parasites of the, [321]

Eel, Echinorhynchi in the, [475]

Eggs, entozoa found in the interior of, [440]

Elephants destroyed by “rot” in Burmah, [394]
"   earth-eating habits of worm-infected, [395]
"   ectozoa of, [399]
"   in England destroyed by worms, [399]
"   parasites infesting, [393]
"   parasitic diseases of, [397]

Entozoa do not result from diseased states, [1]
"  of game birds, list of, [440]
"  their relation to the helminths, [8]

Epidemics of rot disease, [327]

Epizoa, haustellated crustacean parasites, [6]

Epizoöty amongst elephants from flukes, [394]
"  amongst pigeons, [441]
"  in birds, very destructive to life, [435]
"  in cats, Dr Romano’s account of, [308]
"  in swine from Echinorhynchus, [413]
"  in tenches from Ligulæ, [469]
"  in the hog from Stephanurus, [411]
"  in the Mauritius from worms, [382]
"  in the pig from Strongyli, [412]
"  in young blackbirds from tapeworms, [440]

Eustrongyli within the skull of water-turkeys, [446]

Eustrongylus gigas, description of, [207]
"    "  in dogs and wolves, [305]
"    "  source of the, [208]
"    "  wild animals infested by, [207]
"   papillosus from a crane, [447]

Eye-worms in cattle, [349]

Eye of the fowl infested by filariæ, [440]

Fasciola clavata, description of the so-called, [459]
"  hepatica as a human parasite, [14]
"    "  as a “zoological” individual, [325]
"    "  ciliated embryo of, [48]
"  Jacksoni infesting elephants, [397]

Fauna, parasites form a peculiar, [2]

Ferret, ectozoon infesting the ears of the, [307]

Filaria acuta in the limbs of birds, [447]
"  Bancrofti, history of the discovery of, [180]
"  gracilis infesting monkeys, [291]
"  hominis oris, description of the, [206]
"  horrida from the American ostrich, [447]
"  immitis in the heart of dogs, [304]
"  inflexicaudata from Balænoptera, [425]
"    "   of the porpoise, [425]
"  labialis, description of the, [206]
"  lacrymalis as a synonym, [206]
"  lentis, notice of the so-called, [205]
"  loa, notice of the so-called, [205]
"  macropodis gigantei in the Hunterian Museum, [433]
"  Mansoni in the eye of a fowl, [441]
"  medinensis considered as a synonym, [217]
"  microstoma and F. megastoma, temperature necessary to kill, [70]
"  oculi considered as a synonym, [383]
"  papillosa hæmatica canis domestici, [184]
"   "  in the horse, [383]
"  Salisburyii considered as a synonym, [187]
"  sanguinis, Bancroft’s account of the, [189]
"   "   equi, the so-called, [384]
"   "   hominis, correction respecting, [487]
"   "    "   discovery by Lewis of, [183]
"  spelæa from a wallaby, [433]
" (Strongylus) bronchialis, description of, [207]
"  terebra in the black-tailed deer, [349]
"  trachealis, remarks on the, [207]
"  Websteri proposed as a synonym, [433]

Filariæ as a cause of abscess and erysipelas, [487]
"  discovery of microscopic, by Wucherer, [183]
"  hæmatozoal, of Grube and Delafond, [303]
"  in human blood, Sonsino’s verification of, [185]
"  of the mosquito, Manson’s description of, [194]

Filaridæ, a family of round worms, [5]

Fishes largely infested by Echinorhynchi, [477]
"  of Brazil, amphistomes in the, [463]
"  parasites of, [457]

Flea, the common, of man, [274]

Fluke, description of the common liver, [15]
"  description of the large human, [24]
"  origin and meaning of the term, [4]

Flukes abundant in the great kangaroo, [431]
"  causing “rot” in elephants, [394]
"  found in fishes, [457]
"  found in ruminating animals, [323]
"  Pagenstecher’s researches on, [452]
"  their destiny favored by mimetism, [436]

Fox, fluke of the American red, [299]
" source of tapeworms infesting the, [300]

Fowl, entozoa infesting the common, [440]

Free nematoids, Villot’s opinion respecting the, [483]

Frog, Ascaris nigrovenosa of the, [452]

Galeodes araneoides or canal tick, [267]

Gallinula chloropus, worms in the limbs of, [447]

Gamasidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Game birds, list of entozoa infesting, [440]

Gammarus pulex as an intermediate host, [476]

Gape disease, methods of preventing and treating the, [445]

“Gapes” in birds due to Sclerostoma, [443]

Gasterostoma gracilescens, probable larval condition of, [52]
"   peculiarities of the genus, [462]

Gastrodiscus Sonsinonis of the horse, [359]

Gastrophilus rhinocerontis, a bot-fly, [401]

Gid hydatid found in various animals, [333]
"  in the hog noticed by Florman, [405]

Giraffe, large fluke found in the, [323]

Glossina morsitans as a human parasite, [273]

Glow-worm (Lampyris), correction respecting the, [483]

Gluttons, internal parasites of the, [298]

Gnathostoma hispidum of the hog, [412]

Goat, the beef-measle discovered by Zenker in a, [83]

Gongylonema pulchrum of the hog, [412]

Goose, worms from the ashy-headed, [447]
"   "  from the Sandwich Islands, [447]

Gordiidæ, a family of round worms, [5]

Gordius survives desiccation, [483]

Grebe, worms found in the legs of the lesser, [447]

Gregarinidæ, as a family of protozoa, [7]

Grouse-disease, parasites producing the, [438]
"  entozoa of the red, [440]

Gubleria proposed as a generic title, [7]

Guillemot, entozoa from the, [447]

Gulls, entozoa found in, [447]

Guinea-worm, development of the, [223]
"    geographical distribution of the, [218]

Gymnorhynchus horridus as a synonym, [471]

Gynæcophorus hæmatobius considered as a synonym, [39]

Gyrodactylidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Gyrodactylus, conclusions of Wedl respecting, [465]
"    elegans, development of, [466]

Haddock, frequency of filariæ in the, [472]

Halmaturus Derbyensis, nematodes of, [434]

Hams, Cysticerci in Westphalian, [405]

Hares and rabbits, entozoa of, [318]

Hawk, entozoa from the sparrow, [447]

Hæmatomyzus (Idocoloris) elephantis, [399]

Hæmatopinus of the hog, [414]

Hæmatopota pluvialis or the clegg, [273]

Hæmatozoa in dogs, discovery by Grube and Delafond of, [184]
"   in Egyptian and Indian crows, [486]
"   of the dog, [303]

Hæmaturia caused by Bilharzia hæmatobia, [54]

Hæmenteria, American leeches of the genus, [259]

Hæmopis sanguisorba attacking French soldiers, [258]

Heart of whales, worms in the, [425]

Hedgehog, parasites of the common, [295]
"   tapeworm from the so-called Australian, [433]

Helmintha, the term in relation to “worms”, [8]

Helminthology, practical results from the study of, [3]

Helophilus, larva of, found in man, [273]
"   larvæ found in the horse, [387]

Herring, frequency of filaria in the, [472]

Hesslingia proposed as a generic title, [7]

Heterocheilus tunicatus from Natterer’s manatee, [429]

Heteroura androphora, sexual peculiarities of, [445]

Hexathyridium pinguicola and H. venarum, [36]

Hippoboscidæ contain parasitic insects, [6]

Hippopotamus, parasites of the, [402]

Histiocephalus, a genus of nematodes, [433]

Hog, absence of tapeworms in the, [404]
" cholera, supposed connection with Stephanurus, [410]
" skin affection from parasites in the wild, [414]

Hog’s flesh, supposed injuriousness of, [404]
"  intestines perforated by parasites, [413]

Hogs, Stephanurus discovered in a Chinese race of, [408]

Horse, aneurism in the, from parasites, [368]
"  a thousand amphistomes found in the, [358]
"  bladderworms found in the, [366]
"  bots or larval gadflies of the, [385]
"  earth-eating habits of, in relation to worms, [357]
"  ectozoa liable to attack the, [388]
"  epizoöty from strongyles in the, [374]
"  eye-worms from the, [383]
"  giant strongyle found in the, [385]
"  hæmatozoa discovered by Sonsino in the, [384]
"  hydatids from the, [366]
"  internal parasites of the, [357]
"  plague, parasites not the cause of the, [360]
"  poultry lousiness of the, [388]
"  psorospermial sac in the mitral valve of a, [281]
"  scab or mange mites of the, [389]
"  Sonsino’s amphistomatoid fluke from the, [359]
"  stomach-worms of the, [380]
"  tapeworm epizoöty in the, [361]
"  tick, the so-called, [388]
"  worm-aneurism of the, [368]

Husk in young pigs caused by strongyles, [412]
" or parasitic bronchitis in cattle, [335]
" or verminous bronchitis in dogs, [304]

Hydatid disease, deaths in Victoria from, [287]
"   "  possibility of stamping out, [141]

Hydatids as the source of Tænia echinococcus, [113]
"  exogenous, endogenous, and multilocular, [115]
"  frequently infest the head of the tibia, [129]
"  hygienic considerations respecting, [126]
"  in animals, Dr Cleghorn’s statistics of, [124]
"  in Guy’s Hospital Museum, [135]
"  in King’s College Anatomical Museum, [130]
"  in Royal Veterinary College Museum, [139]
"  in St Bartholomew’s Hospital Museum, [128]
"  in St George’s Hospital Museum, [133]
"  in St Mary’s Hospital Museum, [129]
"  in St Thomas’s Hospital Museum, [134]
"  in the Brighton and Sussex Hospital Museum, [136]
"  in the Calcutta Medical College Museum, [137]
"  in the Cambridge Anatomical Museum, [136]
"  in the Charing Cross Hospital Museum, [131]
"  in the London Hospital Museum, [133]
"  in the Melbourne Hospital Museum, [141]
"  in the Middlesex Hospital Museum, [130]
"  in the Norfolk and Norwich Hospital Museum, [137]
"  in the Oxford Anatomical and Pathological Museum, [136]
"  in the Royal College of Surgeons Museum, [132]
"  in the Westminster Hospital Museum, [128]
"  in University College Museum, [131]
"  in Victoria, number of deaths from, [123]
"  mortality in England from, [285]
"  occupying the bones of cattle, specimens of, [140]
"  occupying the heart of a sow, [139]
"  occupying the nasal sinuses of a porpoise, [421]
"  of animals in metropolitan museums, [139]
"  Hydatids of the tibia in the Nottingham Hospital Museum, [130]
"  preserved in museums, their value, [128]
"  prevalence of, in Australia, [123]
"  probable percentage of fatal cases of, [122]
"  successful treatment of, by MacGillivray, [128]
"  their distribution in the organs of the body, [122]
"  the so-called daughter vesicles of, [121]

Hydrachnidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Hymenolepis, as a new genus of cestodes, [102]

Hyperoödon, Echinorhynchus found by Hyrtl in, [427]

Hyperæmia and Anæmia due to parasites, [213]

Hyrax, parasites of the Cape, [403]

Ichneumon, the Indian, fluke from the, [299]

Insectivora, entozoa found in the, [295]

Insect parasites, various families of, [6]

Insects, entozoa of, [480]

Intestinal worms, popular ideas respecting, [8]

Itch or scab insect, description of the, [266]

Ixodes, species of, attacking man, [267]

Ixodidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Jigger or chigoe as a human parasite, [274]

Kaleege, worms from the black-backed, [447]

Kangaroo, tapeworm in the gall-bladder of a, [432]
"  worms from the knee-joint of a, [433]

Kestrel, entozoa from the, [447]

Kite, entozoa from the, [447]

Klipdas (Hyrax), parasites of the, [403]

Koala (Phascolarctos), tapeworm from a, [432]

Köllikeria filicollis, habitat of, [462]

Lagenorhynchus Eschrichti, worm found in, [421]

Lambs, tapeworm epizoöty in, [333]

Lampyris, correction of an error respecting, [483]

Larvæ of flukes, Pagenstecher’s researches on, [452]

Leeches considered as human parasites, [258]
"  of India, Ceylon, Japan, and Java, [258]
"  semiparasitic character of, [5]

Lemurs, cœnuri or polycephalous hydatids in, [290]

Leporines, acarine parasites of, [319]

Leptodera (Anguillula) stercoralis, description of, [234]
"  intestinalis, description of the, [235]

Leptus autumnalis a human parasite, [268]

Lernæan parasites found on whales, [428]

Lernæidæ, a family of crustacean parasites, [6]

Leuciscus, the bleak, a possible source of tapeworm, [108]

Leucochloridium, experiments by Zeller with, [435]

Lice, various species found on man, [274]

Ligula nodosa, as an immature Bothriocephalus, [110]
"    "  the young state of Bothriocephalus, [470]
"  simplicissima, researches by Duchamp on, [469]

Lindermannia proposed as a generic title, [7]

Ling, Echinorhynchi in the, [475]

Lion, hydatids from the, in the Hunterian Museum, [139]

Liotheidæ, a family of parasitic insects, [6]

Liver fluke, the common, in man, [14]

Louse of the elephant, [400]

Lucilia hominivora, habits of the, [272]

Lumbrici, geographical distribution of, [247]
"  in the Mauritius, remarks by Dyco on, [247]
"  remarkable cases of, in children, [248]
"  violent symptoms caused by, [249]

Lumbricoid worms, poisonous effects produced by, [250]

Lungs of the porpoise, worms in the, [425]

Maggots, rat-tailed, found in the horse, [387]
"  various species of, found in man, [272]

Malacobdellidæ, a family of suctorial annelids, [5]

Manatees, parasites of the, [429]

Marmoset monkeys, parasites of, [291]

Marsupial animals, parasites of, [430]

Martens, internal parasites of, [298]

Masuri and soorti, parasites of elephants, [395]
"  or amphistomes occur in man, [38]

Measle-cysts in the Punjab, report respecting, [75]

Measled cattle cured by removal from sources of infection, [83]
"   meat, Giacomini’s observations on, [65]

Measles and bladderworms in cattle, [61]
"   and Tæniæ, observations of Marchi on, [73]
"   found in mutton brought to table, [97]
"   of pork reared by experiment, [93]

Meat question, the, in relation to “rot”, [331]
" served as rations, Cysticerci in the, [78]

Melolontha considered as an intermediate host, [257]
"  vulgaris as an intermediate “host”, [413]

Melophagus, a genus of parasitic insects, [6]

Mermis albicans, development of, [482]

Messmates and parasites of mollusks, [480]

Miana bug of Persia, or Argas, [267]

Mice, internal parasites of, [315]

Micrococci considered as human parasites, [277]

Micropteron (Delphinus), flukes in, [421]

Mimetism favoring fluke development, [436]

Mite found upon Balæna australis, [428]

Mole, parasites of the common, [296]

Mollusks, entozoa of, [480]

Monads, parasitic forms of, [282]

Monkeys, hydatids obtained from, [141]
"   parasites of, [289]

Monodon monoceros, nematode worms of, [423]

Monostoma plicatum from a northern whale, [421]
"  verrucosum, allusion to the eggs of, [41]

Monostomidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Mosquito, avian hæmatozoa in the, [486]

Mosquitoes of Queensland, filariæ in the, [487]

Mules, fatal epidemic affecting, [382]

Musca, larvæ of, as human parasites, [272]

Musk-rat, cestode parasite found in the, [296]

Mutton measles, their existence denied, [97]

Narwhal, Prosthecosacter infesting the, [423]

Nematobothrium filarina, habitat of, [462]

Nematoda, families of the order of, [4]

Nematodes abundant in marsupials, [433]

Nematoids, opinion of Villot respecting the “free”, [484]

Nestlings destroyed by tapeworms, [440]

Newts, Echinorhynchus anthuris of water, [455]

Nycteribiidæ as parasitic insects, [6]

Octobothrium lanceolatum, allusion to the eggs of, [41]

Odontobius ceti from Balæna australis, [427]

Œstridæ, the, a family of parasitic insects, [6]
"  infesting the ox and sheep, [351]

Œstrus (Gastrophilus) equi of the horse, [385]
"  hominis, Mr Higginson’s case of, [271]

Olulaniasis of the cat, [310]

Onchocerca reticulata of the horse, [385]

Onchotyle appendiculata from a dog-fish, [464]

Opossum, Echinorhynchus in a Brazilian, [434]

Opossums, flukes infesting American, [432]
"   much infested by nematodes, [433]

Orcella brevirostris, fluke found by Dr Anderson in, [417]

Orthagoriscus mola as a “host”, [471]

Ostrich, entozoa from the American, [447]

Otters, flukes and other entozoa of, [298]

Ox, insect parasites and tormentors of the, [351]
"  species of Strongylus infesting the, [347]

Oxyuridæ, a family of round worms, [5]

Oxyurides, sanitary precautions in respect of, [232]
"   source and mode of development of, [230]
"   voluntary swallowing of human, [72]

Oxyuris curvula of the horse, [380]
"  vermicularis, description of the, [227]

Oysters as bearers of fluke larvæ, [26]

Pachydermata, parasites of the, [393]

Palisade worms in relation to aneurism, [368]

Paramecium (Balantidium) coli of man, [282]

Paramecium, semiparasitic character of, [7]

Parasites from birds at the Zoological Gardens, [447]
"   in the Hunterian Museum, [427]
"   in grouse from the Earl of Cawdor’s estate, [439]
"   of savages, little known respecting, [27]
"   popular delusions concerning, [1]
"   their etiological significance not fully recognised, [488]

Partridge, entozoa of the, [440]

Peccaries (Dicotyles), parasites of the, [404]

Pediculidæ, a family of parasitic insects, [6]

Pediculus, various forms of, infesting man, [274]

Pentastoma constrictum, description of the, [263]
"   tænioides as a human parasite, [260]
"    "  found in the horse, [389]
"    "  in the dog, [306]

Pentastomes infesting monkeys, [293]

Pentastomidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Perch, flukes from the eye of the, [458]

Peritrachelius insignis from a dolphin, [427]

Pheasant, entozoa of the, [440]
"  parasites from various species of, [447]

Philopteridæ, a family of parasitic insects, [6]

Phocæna communis, flukes found in, [418]

Phyllobothrium delphini, source of, [422]

Pigeon, two hundred ascarides in a, [442]

Pig, hydatids from the, in the Hunterian Museum, [139]
" occurrence of Cysticerci in the brain of the, [405]

Pigs, the cause of “husk” in young, [412]

Pike-whale, large fluke from the, [421]

Pike, worms from the urinary bladder of the, [458]

Pinnipedia, parasites of, [314]

Pintado, ascarides in the vulturine, [447]

Physaloptera turgida infesting opossums, [433]

Plagiotænia gigantea of the rhinoceros, [401]

Plagues, parasites considered as a cause of, [2]

Platanista gangetica, fluke from, [420]

Podiceps and Gallinula, legs of, infested by filariæ, [447]

Polecats, filariæ in the cranial sinuses of, [298]

Polystoma and Amphistoma of the frog, [452]
"  appendiculata, allusion to the eggs of, [41]

Polystomes, general characters of the, [463]

Polystomidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Ponies, Welsh mountain, epizoöty affecting, [362]

Porcupine ant-eater, tapeworm from the, [433]

Pork tapeworm, general description of the, [87]
"    sources of infection by the, [94]

Porpoise, flukes found in the common, [418]
" remarkable cestode from the common, [422]
" worm from the tympanic cavity of the, [427]

Porrigo, mortality in England from, [285]

Poultry lousiness not a human disorder, [274]

Proglottides mistaken for Distomata, [16]

Prosthecosacter, several species of, [423]
"    specimens of, in Hunter’s Museum, [427]

Proteles or earth-wolf, parasites of, [299]

Protozoa, parasitic families belonging to the, [7]
"  parasitic forms of, and gregarinæ, [278]

Psorospermiæ as a family of Protozoa, [7]
"   considered as human parasites, [277]

Psorosperms abundant in the hog, [414]
"    in the flesh of animals, [281]

Pulex penetrans, gigger or chigoe, [274]

Pulmonary vessels of whales, worms in the, [425]

Pycnogonidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Quadrumana, entozoa and ectozoa of, [289]

Quail, entozoa of the, [440]

Queensland, Bancroft’s collection of entozoa in, [431]

Rabbits and hares, internal parasites of, [318]
"  attacked by the autumnal spider, [320]
"  Cœnuri found in the soft parts of, [333]

Racoons, parasites infesting, [298]

Rats, internal parasites of, [316]

Rediæ and Cercariæ, Pagenstecher’s remarks on, [452]

Redshank, entozoa from the, [447]

Reduvius, or fly bug, various species of, [274]

Redwing, Echinorhynchi from a, [446]

Reptiles, internal parasites of, [451]

Rhea Americana, filariæ obtained by Darwin from, [447]

Rhinoceroses, parasites of, [400]

Rhopalophorus, a genus of flukes, [432]

Rhynchotæniada considered as a group, [4]

Rhytina stelleri, parasites of, [429]

Rodentia, parasites of, [315]

“Rot” affecting the liver of porpoises, [418]
"  disease, conclusions respecting the, [323]

Round worms, various families of, [4]

Ruminating animals, ectozoa found on, [350]
"    entozoa of, [323]

Salmon, pit-headed tapeworms of the, [468]

Salmo umbla, worms in the kidney of, [457]

Sanguisuga medicinalis or the grey leech, [258]

Sanitation in connection with “rot”, [331]

Sarcoptes of the hog, [414]
"  scabiei, description of the, [265]

Savages, little known about the parasites of, [27]

Scabies, mortality in England from, [285]

Scab or itch insect of man, [265]

Scalops canadensis, nematode found in, [297]

Schistosoma, considered as a synonym of Bilharzia, [39]

Sclerostoma and Anchylostoma as synonyms, [211]

Sclerostoma dentatum of the hog, [412]
"   pinguicola of Verrill, the so-called, [409]
"   syngamus in birds, [443]

Seals and walruses, parasites of, [314]

Sheep, hydatids from cattle and, [139]
"  of New South Wales, fatal epizoöty in, [347]
"  parasitic bronchitis affecting, [335]
"  whip-worms occasioning “scour” in, [349]

Shrews, parasites known to infest, [296]

Simondsia paradoxa, description of, [406]

Simulium reptans or the creeping gnat, [273]

Skunk, tapeworm infesting the, [298]

Sloths, nematode worms found in, [322]

Snake-birds, parasites in the cranium of, [446]

Snake, larval nematode from the heart of a, [455]
"  worms from an Egyptian hooded, [456]

Solidungula, parasites of the, [356]

Solpugidæ, a family of Arachnida, [5]

Soorti and masuri parasites of elephants, [395]

Sphærularia bombi, Sir J. Lubbock’s description of, [481]
"   found in various bees, [480]
"   Schneider’s account of the development of, [482]

Spirilla, found in the blood of fever patients, [277]

Spiroptera helicina in the feet of birds, [440]
"  megastoma of the horse, [380]
"  sanguinolenta, Lewis’s remarks on, [303]
"  sexalata infesting Dicotyles, [407]
"  strongylina of the hog, [406]

Sporocysts or unorganised germ-sacs, [453]

Squirrels, internal parasites of, [315]

Stephanurus dentatus discovered by Natterer, [407]
"   Diesing’s description of, [408]
"   in Australia, announcement respecting, [409]
"   in relation to porcine epizoöty, [411]
"   Nattereri, proposed synonym, [412]
"   Professor Fletcher’s account of, [411]
"   rediscovered by Dr White, [409]

Sticklebacks, Gyrodactylus from the tail of, [466]

Stoat, parasites found in the common, [299]

Stomoxys calcitrans, or the leg-sticker, [273]

Strongyle, meaning and origin of the term, [4]

Strongyles, Welsh equine epizoöty from, [377]

Strongylidæ, family of round worms, [5]

Strongylus acuticaudatus from a Tinamou, [447]
"  armatus of the horse, [367]
"  dentatus confounded with Stephanurus, [412]
"  (Eustrongylus) gigas, found in man, [208]
"  filaria, experiments by Leuckart with, [337]
"    "  temperature necessary to kill the, [70]
"  micrurus, or cattle lung-worm, [335]
"    "   original experiments with, [337]
"  minutissimus in Algerian sheep, [346]
"  Pallasii from Beluga leucas, [427]
"  paradoxus a cause of husk, [412]
"  pergracilis and the grouse disease, [439]
"  tetracanthus, larvæ of, [374]

Sturgeon, Echinostoma hispidum from a, [462]

Suidæ, rarity of flukes in the, [404]

Sun-fish, Tetrarhynchus infesting the, [471]

Swine Breeders’ Association, U.S. National, [412]
"  external parasites of, [414]
"  internal parasites of, [404]

Sword-fish, parasites of the, [458]

Sydney, entozoa collected by Krefft and Masters near, [431]

Syngamus (Sclerostoma) trachealis in birds, [443]

Syrphidæ include rat-tailed maggots, [7]

Tachyglossus setosus, tapeworm found in, [433]

Tacuschi, parasites of the so-called, [417]

Tapeworm, Cullingworth’s monstrous variety of, [103]
"   from the vulpine opossum, [432]
"   in the Baikal, statements of Kaschin respecting, [82]
"   mortality in England from, [285]
"   the broad, derived from fish, [107]

Tapeworms infesting marsupials, [432]
"   injurious to avian bearers, [438]
"   (Ligulæ) causing piscine epizoöty, [469]
"   of the dog, [300]
"   symptoms occasioned by, [90]
"   various families of, [4]

Tapir, parasites of the American, [402]

Tænia abietina, a variety of T. mediocanellata, [102]
"  acanthotrias, remarks on the so-called, [103]
"  and cysticercus, coexistence of, [94]
"  angulata in nestling blackbirds, [440]
"  bipapillosa from the wombat, [432]
"  calva and the grouse disease, [439]
"  canina identical with T. elliptica, [101]
"  crassicollis, its source suggested by Goeze, [57]
"    "   possessing two heads, [105]
"  cyathiformis, allusion to the eggs of, [41]
"  echinococcus, its prevalence in Iceland, [125]
"    "    reared from hydatids, [113]
"  elliptica as a human parasite, [101]
"  festiva in Macropus and Halmaturus, [432]
"  flavopuncta, brief description of the, [101]
"  from the Cape of Good Hope, variety of, [104]
"  geophiloides a new tapeworm, [432]
"  lata of Pruner, probable synonym of, [96]
"  lophosoma, considered as a species, [99]
"  Madagascariensis, brief description of the, [100]
"  magna of the rhinoceros, [401]
"  marginata, as a human parasite, [100]
"  mediocanellata, description of the, [66]
"     "    Cullingworth’s specimen of, [99]
"     "    feeding experiments with, [68]
"     "    Mussulmans infested by, [78]
"  megaloön, doubtful character of the, [105]
"  nana, brief description of the, [100]
"  perfoliata, temperature necessary to kill the, [70]
"  phalangistæ from the vulpine opossum, [482]
"  phoptica, a new tapeworm, [483]
"  remarkable Hunterian specimen of, [102]
"  saginata, considered as a synonym, [67]
"  serrata, temperature necessary to kill, [69]
"  solium, general description of the, [87]
" " sources of infection by, [94]
"  tenella, probable source of the, [95]
"  variabilis, allusion to the eggs of, [41]

Tetrarhynchi of sharks and rays, [470]

Tetraphyllobothridæ, a family of tapeworms, [4]

Tetrarhynchus reptans of the sun-fish, [472]

Tenches destroyed by Ligulæ, [469]

Tetrastoma renale, notice of the so-called, [86]

Tetrabothrium triangulare, from Delphinis, [422]

Thecosoma considered as a synonym of Bilharzia, [89]

Thorn-headed worms resemble nematodes, [6]

Thread-worm, description of the common, [227]

Tinamou, worms from the, [447]

Tongues of living animals inspected for “cyst”, [80]

Tope, or penny dog-fish, Tetrarhynchus of the, [471]

Trachearian arachnida, parasitic families of, [5]

Trematoda, families of the order of, [4]

Trematode-larvæ, Pagenstecher’s researches on, [462]

Trematodes infesting opossums, [432]

Triænophoras nodulosus with two heads, [105]

Trichina affinis, the so-called, [406]
"  spiralis, discovery of, in man, [194]
"    "  description of the mature, [153]
"    "  experiments conducted in England with, [157]
"    "  in relation to diseased meat, [166]
"    "  temperature necessary to kill the, [70]

Trichinidæ form a family of round worms, [5]

Trichinosis in animals, symptoms of, [163]
"  in England, an outbreak of, [169]
"  in Germany, outbreaks of, [168]

Trichocephalidæ, a family of round worms, [5]

Trichocephalus affinis in sheep, [349]
"   crenatus of the hog, [406]
"   dispar, description of the, [178]

Trichosoma, new species found by Solger, [456]

Tricuspidaria nodulosa, with two heads, [105]
"   (Triænophorus) nodulosa infesting fishes, [470]

Tristomes not strictly entozoa, [463]

Tristomidæ, a family of flukes, [4]

Trout, Echinorhynchi in the, [475]
"  the, a probable source of Bothriocephalus, [470]

Tsetse fly fatal to the horse, [388]

Turbellarians, remark concerning the, [8]

Turbot, Echinorhynchi in the, [475]

Turkeys, water, parasites found by Wyman in, [446]

Turtle, worms from a snapping, [455]

Tympanum of whales, worms in the cavity of the, [425]

Tyroglyphus Méricourti of Laboulbène, [266]

Urobales palustris in connection with the guinea-worm, [219]

Udonella caligorum, peculiar habit of, [484]
" mode of development of, [463]

Wagtail, flukes reared by Zeller in the, [436]

Wallaby, Filaria from the abdomen of a, [433]
"   tapeworms observed in the, [432]

Warblers, development of flukes in, [435]

Warbles formed by the larvæ of Œstrus, [351]

Wasps (Vespa), Sphærularia in, [481]

Water-hen, worms found in the legs of the, [447]

Water-turkeys, worms in the cranium of, [446]

Weasles, internal parasites of, [298]
"   source of tapeworms in, [296]

Whale-lice (Cyami and Pycnogonidæ), [428]
"   (Cyamidæ), zoological position of, [5]

Whale-worms found by John Hunter, [427]

Whales, ectozoa of, [428]
"  internal parasites of, [416]

Whip-worm (Trichocephalus) of the hog, [406]

White-throat, flukes reared by Zeller in the, [436]

Wombat, tapeworm found in the, [432]

Worm-aneurism, Bollinger’s researches on, [368]

Worm-like sac in the mitral valve of a horse, [281]

Worms are not a criterion of previous disease, [435]
"  from the heart of a guillemot, [447]
"  infesting the Virginian opossum, [433]
"  in the knee-joint of a kangaroo, [433]
"  in the tympanic cavity of whales, [425]
"  in whales, found by John Hunter, [427]
"  mortality in England from, [285]
"  of the kangaroo in the Hunterian Museum, [433]

Zebra, hydatids from the liver of the, [366]
"    "   from a, described by Huxley, [117]

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Acton on the Reproductive Organs, [8]
Adams (W.) on Clubfoot, [6]
— (R.) on Rheumatic Gout, [19]
Allingham’s Diseases of the Rectum, [7]
Anatomical Remembrancer, [11]
Anderson (McC.) on Eczema, [19]
—  (McC.) on Parasitic Affections, [19]
Aveling’s Influence of Posture, [14]
Balfour’s Diseases of the Heart, [16]
Bantock’s Rupture of Perineum, [14]
Barclay’s Medical Diagnosis, [12]
Barker’s Puerperal Diseases, [13]
Barnes’ Obstetric Operations, [14]
—  Diseases of Women, [14]
Basham on Diseases of the Kidneys, [8]
Beale on Kidney Diseases, [8]
— on Microscope in Medicine, [11]
Bellamy’s Guide to Surgical Anatomy, [10]
Bennet’s Winter and Spring on the Mediterranean, [17]
—  Pulmonary Consumption, [17]
—  Nutrition, [18]
Bennett (J. R.) on Cancerous Growths, [19]
Berkart’s Asthma, [15]
Bigg’s Orthopraxy, [6]
Binz’s Elements of Therapeutics, [12]
Black on the Urinary Organs, [8]
Blakiston’s Clinical Reminiscences, [11]
Bose’s Rational Therapeutics, [11]
— Recognisant Medicine, [11]
Braune’s Topographical Anatomy, [11]
Brodhurst’s Orthopædic Surgery, [6]
Bryant’s Practice of Surgery, [4]
Burdett’s Cottage Hospital, [15]
Burnett on the Ear, [6]
Buzzard on Syphilitic Nervous Affections, [8]
Carpenter’s Human Physiology, [10]
Carter (H. V.) on Mycetoma, [20]
Carter (W.) on Renal and Urinary Diseases, [8]
Cauty on Diseases of the Skin, [20]
Chapman on Neuralgia, [19]
Charteris’ Practice of Medicine, [11]
Clark’s Outlines of Surgery, [4]
—  Surgical Diagnosis, [5]
Clay’s Obstetric Surgery, [13]
Coles’ Dental Mechanics, [23]
Cormack’s Clinical Studies, [12]
Cottle’s Hair in Health and Disease, [20]
Cullingworth’s Nurse’s Companion, [14]
Curling’s Diseases of the Rectum, [7]
—  Diseases of the Testis, [7]
Dalby on the Ear, [6]
Dalton’s Human Physiology, [9]
Day on Children’s Diseases, [13]
— on Headaches, [18]
Dobell’s Lectures on Winter Cough, [15]
—  Loss of Weight, &c., [15]
Domville’s Manual for Hospital Nurses, [15]
Druitt’s Surgeon’s Vade-Mecum, [4]
Duncan on the Female Perineum, [14]
Dunglison’s Medical Dictionary, [22]
Ellis’s Manual of Diseases of Children, [12]
Emmet’s Gynæcology, [14]
Eulenburg and Guttmann’s Sympathetic System of Nerves, [19]
Fayrer’s Observations in India, [4]
Fergusson’s Practical Surgery, [4]
Fenwick’s Guide to Medical Diagnosis, [12]
Flint on Phthisis, [16]
— on Percussion and Auscultation, [16]
Foster’s Clinical Medicine, [11]
Fox (C. B.) Sanitary Examinations, [21]
Fox (T.) Atlas of Skin Diseases, [20]
Frey’s Histology, [9]
Gamgee on Fractures of the Limbs, [4]
—  on Treatment of Wounds, [4]
Gant’s Science and Practice of Surgery, [4]
— Diseases of the Bladder, [8]
Gaskoin on Psoriasis or Lepra, [20]
Glenn’s Laws affecting Medical Men, [20]
Godlee’s Atlas of Human Anatomy, [11]
Gowan on Consumption, [15]
Habershon on Diseases of the Liver, [18]
—    on Diseases of the Abdomen, [18]
—    on Diseases of the Stomach, [18]
—    on the Pneumogastric Nerve, [18]
Hamilton’s Nervous Diseases, [18]
Hancock’s Surgery of Foot and Ankle, [6]
Harris on Lithotomy, [7]
Harrison’s Stricture of Urethra, [7]
Hayden on the Heart, [16]
Heath’s Minor Surgery and Bandaging, [5]
—  Diseases and Injuries of Jaws, [5]
—  Operative Surgery, [5]
—  Practical Anatomy, [10]
Higgens’ Ophthalmic Practice, [22]
Holden’s Landmarks, [10]
—  Human Osteology, [10]
Hood on Gout, Rheumatism, &c., [19]
Hooper’s Physician’s Vade-Mecum, [11]
Horton’s Tropical Diseases, [17]
Hutchinson’s Clinical Surgery, [5]
Huth’s Marriage of Near Kin, [9]
Ireland’s Idiocy and Imbecility, [21]
James’ Sore Throat, [16]
Jones (C. H.) and Sieveking’s Pathological Anatomy, [10]
— (C. H.) on Functional Nervous Disorders, [18]
Jones (H. McN.) Aural Surgery, [6]
— Atlas of Diseases of Membrana Tympani, [6]
Jones (Wharton) Ophthalmic Medicine and Surgery, [23]
Jordan’s Surgical Inflammations, [6]
Jordan’s Surgical Inquiries, [6]
Leber and Rottenstein’s Dental Caries, [23]
Lee (H.) on Syphilis, [8]
Leared on Imperfect Digestion, [18]
Liebreich’s Atlas of Ophthalmoscopy, [22]
Liveing on Megrim, &c., [18]
Macdonald’s (A.) Disease of the heart, [16]
Macdonald’s (J. D.) Examination of Water, [21]
Mackenzie on Diphtheria, [16]
Macnamara on Diseases of the Eye, [22]
Madden’s Health Resorts, [17]
Marsden on certain Forms of Cancer, [19]
Mason on Harelip and Cleft Palate, [5]
—   Surgery of the Face, [5]
Maunder’s Operative Surgery, [4]
—   Surgery of Arteries, [4]
Mayne’s Medical Vocabulary, [22]
Morris (H.) Anatomy of the Joints, [10]
Ogston’s Medical Jurisprudence, [20]
Osborn on Hydrocele, [7]
Parkes’ Manual of Practical Hygiene, [21]
Parkin’s Epidemiology, [23]
Pavy on Food and Dietetics, [18]
— on Diabetes, [18]
Peacock’s Valvular Disease, [16]
Phillips’ Materia Medica, [12]
Pirrie’s Surgery, [4]
Pollock’s Rheumatism, [19]
Ramsbotham’s Obstetrics, [13]
Reynolds’ Uses of Electricity, [22]
Roberts’ (C.) Manual of Anthropometry, [9]
Roberts’ (D. Lloyd) Practice of Midwifery, [13]
Roussel’s Transfusion of Blood, [5]
Routh’s Infant Feeding, [13]
Roy’s Burdwan Fever, [17]
Royle and Harley’s Materia Medica, [12]
Rutherford’s Practical Histology, [9]
Salt’s Medico-Electric Apparatus, [22]
Sanderson’s Physiological Handbook, [9]
Sansom’s Diseases of the Heart, [16]
Savage on the Female Pelvic Organs, [4]
Savory’s Domestic Medicine, [15]
Sayre’s Orthopædic Surgery, [6]
Schroeder’s Manual of Midwifery, [13]
Semple on the Heart, [15]
Sewill’s Dental Anatomy, [23]
Shapter’s Diseases of the Heart, [16]
Sheppard on Madness, [21]
Sibson’s Medical Anatomy, [10]
Sieveking’s Life Assurance, [21]
Smith (E.) Wasting Diseases of Children, [13]
—   Clinical Studies, [13]
Smith (Henry) Surgery of the Rectum, [8]
Smith (Heywood) Gynæcology, [14]
Smith (J.) Dental Anatomy, [23]
Smith (W. R.) Nursing, [15]
Spender’s Bath Waters, [17]
Steiner’s Diseases of Children, [13]
Stillé and Maisch’s Dispensatory, [12]
Stocken’s Dental Materia Medica, [12]
Stowe’s Toxicological Chart, [20]
Sullivan’s Tropical Diseases, [17]
Swain’s Surgical Emergencies, [5]
Swayne’s Obstetric Aphorisms, [14]
Taft’s Operative Dentistry, [23]
Tait’s Hospital Mortality, [15]
Taylor’s Principles of Medical Jurisprudence, [20]
—  Manual of Medical Jurisprudence, [20]
—  Poisons in relation to Medical Jurisprudence, [20]
Teale’s Dangers to Health, [21]
Thomas on Ear and Throat Diseases, [6]
Thompson’s Stricture of Urethra, [7]
—    Practical Lithotomy and Lithotrity, [7]
—    Diseases of Urinary Organs, [7]
—    Diseases of the Prostate, [7]
—    Calculous Disease, [7]
Thornton on Tracheotomy, [16]
Thorowgood on Asthma, [15]
—    on Materia Medica, [12]
Thudichum’s Pathology of Urine, [8]
Tibbits’ Medical Electricity, [22]
—  Map of Motor Points, [22]
Tilt’s Uterine Therapeutics, [13]
— Change of Life, [13]
— Health in India, [17]
Tomes’ (C. S.) Dental Anatomy, [23]
—  (J. and C. S.) Dental Surgery, [23]
Tuke on the Influence of the Mind upon the Body, [21]
Van Buren on Diseases of the Genito-Urinary Organs, [8]
Veitch’s Handbook for Nurses, [15]
Virchow’s Post-mortem Examinations, [10]
Wagstaffe’s Human Osteology, [9]
Walton’s Diseases of the Eye, [22]
Ward on Affections of the Liver, [17]
Waring’s Practical Therapeutics, [12]
—  Bazaar Medicines of India, [17]
Wells (Soelberg) on Diseases of the Eye, [23]
—    Long, Short, and Weak Sight, [23]
Wells (Spencer) on Diseases of the Ovaries, [14]
West’s Diseases of Women, [14]
Whistler’s Syphilis of Larynx, [17]
Wilks’ Diseases of Nervous System, [18]
— Pathological Anatomy, [10]
Wilson’s (E.) Anatomist’s Vade-Mecum, [11]
—    Diseases of the Skin, [19]
—    Lectures on Ekzema, [19]
—    Lectures on Dermatology, [19]
Wilson’s (G.) Handbook of Hygiene, [21]
Woodman & Tidy’s Forensic Medicine, [21]

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THE PRACTICE OF SURGERY:
a Manual by Thomas Bryant, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to Guy’s Hospital. Third Edition, 2 vols., crown 8vo, with 672 Engravings, 28s. [1878]

THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY,
by William Pirrie, F.R.S.E., Professor of Surgery in the University of Aberdeen. Third Edition, 8vo, with 490 Engravings, 28s. [1873]

A SYSTEM OF PRACTICAL SURGERY,
by Sir William Fergusson, Bart., F.R.C.S., F.R.S. Fifth Edition, 8vo, with 463 Engravings, 21s. [1870]

OPERATIVE SURGERY,
by C. F. Maunder, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the London Hospital. Second Edition, post 8vo, with 164 Engravings, 6s. [1872]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

SURGERY OF THE ARTERIES:
Lettsomian Lectures for 1875, on Aneurisms, Wounds, Hæmorrhages, &c. Post 8vo, with 18 Engravings, 5s. [1875]

THE SURGEON’S VADE-MECUM,
a Manual of Modern Surgery, by Robert Druitt. Eleventh Edition, fcap. 8vo, with 369 Engravings, 14s. [1878]

THE SCIENCE AND PRACTICE OF SURGERY:
a complete System and Textbook by F. J. Gant, F.R.C.S., Senior Surgeon to the Royal Free Hospital. 8vo, with 470 Engravings, 24s. [1871]

OUTLINES OF SURGERY AND SURGICAL PATHOLOGY,
including the Diagnosis and Treatment of Obscure and Urgent Cases, and the Surgical Anatomy of some Important Structures and Regions, by F. Le Gros Clark, F.R.S., Consulting Surgeon to St. Thomas’s Hospital. Second Edition, Revised and Expanded by the Author, assisted by W. W. Wagstaffe, F.R.C.S., Assistant-Surgeon to St. Thomas’s Hospital. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1872]

CLINICAL AND PATHOLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS IN INDIA,
by Sir J. Fayrer, K.C.S.I., M.D., F.R.C.P. Lond., F.R.S.E., Honorary Physician to the Queen. 8vo, with Engravings, 20s. [1873]

TREATMENT OF WOUNDS:
Clinical Lectures, by Sampson Gamgee, F.R.S.E., Surgeon to the Queen’s Hospital, Birmingham. Crown 8vo, with Engravings, 5s. [1878]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

FRACTURES OF THE LIMBS
and their Treatment. 8vo, with Plates, 10s. 6d. [1871]

THE FEMALE PELVIC ORGANS,
their Surgery, Surgical Pathology, and Surgical Anatomy, in a Series of Coloured Plates taken from Nature: with Commentaries, Notes, and Cases, by Henry Savage, M.D. Lond., F.R.C.S., Consulting Officer of the Samaritan Free Hospital. Third Edition, 4to, £1 15s. [1875]

SURGICAL EMERGENCIES
together with the Emergencies attendant on Parturition and the Treatment of Poisoning: a Manual for the use of General Practitioners, by William P. Swain, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Royal Albert Hospital, Devonport. Second Edition, post 8vo, with 104 Engravings, 6s. 6d. [1876]

TRANSFUSION OF HUMAN BLOOD:
with Table of 50 cases, by Dr Roussel, of Geneva. Translated by Claude Guinness, B.A. With a Preface by Sir James Paget, Bart. Crown 8vo, 2s. 6d. [1877]

ILLUSTRATIONS OF CLINICAL SURGERY,
consisting of Coloured Plates, Photographs, Woodcuts, Diagrams, &c., illustrating Surgical Diseases, Symptoms and Accidents; also Operations and other methods of Treatment. By Jonathan Hutchinson, F.R.C.S., Senior Surgeon to the London Hospital. In Quarterly Fasciculi, 6s. 6d. each. Fasciculi I to X bound, with Appendix and Index, £3 10s. [1876–9]

PRINCIPLES OF SURGICAL DIAGNOSIS
especially in Relation to Shock and Visceral Lesions, by F. Le Gros Clark, F.R.C.S., Consulting Surgeon to St. Thomas’s Hospital. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1870]

MINOR SURGERY AND BANDAGING:
a Manual for the Use of House-Surgeons, Dressers, and Junior Practitioners, by Christopher Heath, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to University College Hospital, and Holme Professor of Surgery in University College. Fifth Edition, fcap 8vo, with 86 Engravings, 5s. 6d. [1875]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

INJURIES AND DISEASES OF THE JAWS:
Jacksonian Prize Essay. Second Edition, 8vo, with 164 Engravings, 12s. [1872]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

A COURSE OF OPERATIVE SURGERY:
with 20 Plates drawn from Nature by M. Léveillé, and coloured by hand under his direction. Large 8vo. 40s. [1877]

HARE-LIP AND CLEFT PALATE,
by Francis Mason, F.R.C.S., Surgeon and Lecturer on Anatomy at St. Thomas’s Hospital. With 66 Engravings, 8vo, 6s. [1877]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

THE SURGERY OF THE FACE:
with 100 Engravings. 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1878]

DISEASES AND INJURIES OF THE EAR,
by W. B. Dalby, F.R.C.S., M.B., Aural Surgeon and Lecturer on Aural Surgery at St. George’s Hospital. Crown 8vo, with 21 Engravings, 6s. 6d. [1873]

AURAL SURGERY:
A Practical Treatise, by H. Macnaughton Jones, M.D., Professor of the Queen’s University in Ireland, Surgeon to the Cork Ophthalmic and Aural Hospital. With 46 Engravings, crown 8vo, 5s. [1878]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

ATLAS OF DISEASES OF THE MEMBRANA TYMPANI.
In Coloured Plates, containing 62 Figures, with Text, crown 4to, 21s. [1878]

THE EAR:
its Anatomy, Physiology, and Diseases. A Practical Treatise, by Charles H. Burnett, A.M., M.D., Aural Surgeon to the Presbyterian Hospital, and Surgeon in Charge of the Infirmary for Diseases of the Ear, Philadelphia. With 87 Engravings, 8vo, 18s. [1877]

EAR AND THROAT DISEASES.
Essays by Llewellyn Thomas, M.D., Surgeon to the Central London Throat and Ear Hospital. Post 8vo, 2s. 6d. [1878]

CLUBFOOT:
its Causes, Pathology, and Treatment: Jacksonian Prize Essay by Wm. Adams, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Great Northern Hospital. Second Edition, 8vo, with 106 Engravings and 6 Lithographic Plates, 15s. [1873]

ORTHOPÆDIC SURGERY:
Lectures delivered at St. George’s Hospital, by Bernard E. Brodhurst, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Royal Orthopædic Hospital. Second Edition, 8vo, with Engravings, 12s. 6d. [1876]

OPERATIVE SURGERY OF THE FOOT AND ANKLE,
by Henry Hancock, F.R.C.S., Consulting Surgeon to Charing Cross Hospital. 8vo, with Engravings, 15s. [1873]

THE TREATMENT OF SURGICAL INFLAMMATIONS
by a New Method, which greatly shortens their Duration, by Furneaux Jordan, F.R.C.S., Professor of Surgery in Queen’s College, Birmingham. 8vo, with Plates, 7s. 6d. [1870]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

SURGICAL INQUIRIES.
With numerous Lithographic Plates. 8vo, 5s. [1873]

ORTHOPRAXY:
the Mechanical Treatment of Deformities, Debilities, and Deficiencies of the Human Frame, by H. Heather Bigg, Associate of the Institute of Civil Engineers. Third Edition, with 319 Engravings, 8vo, 15s. [1877]

ORTHOPÆDIC SURGERY:
and Diseases of the Joints. Lectures by Lewis A. Sayre, M.D., Professor of Orthopædic Surgery, Fractures and Dislocations, and Clinical Surgery, in Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York. With 274 Wood Engravings, 8vo, 20s. [1876]

DISEASES OF THE RECTUM,
by Thomas B. Curling, F.R.S., Consulting Surgeon to the London Hospital. Fourth Edition, Revised, 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1876]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

DISEASES OF THE TESTIS, SPERMATIC CORD, AND SCROTUM.
Third Edition, with Engravings, 8vo, 16s. [1878]

FISTULA, HÆMORRHOIDS, PAINFUL ULCER, STRICTURE,
Prolapsus, and other Diseases of the Rectum: their Diagnosis and Treatment. By William Allingham, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to St. Mark’s Hospital for Fistula. Third Edition, 8vo, 10s. [1879]

HYDROCELE:
its several Varieties and their Treatment, by Samuel Osborn, F.R.C.S., late Surgical Registrar to St. Thomas’s Hospital. With Engravings, fcap. 8vo, 3s. [1878]

STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA
and Urinary Fistulæ; their Pathology and Treatment: Jacksonian Prize Essay by Sir Henry Thompson, F.R.C.S., Emeritus Professor of Surgery to University College. Third Edition, 8vo, with Plates, 10s. [1869]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

PRACTICAL LITHOTOMY AND LITHOTRITY;
or, An Inquiry into the best Modes of removing Stone from the Bladder. Second Edition, 8vo, with numerous Engravings. 10s. [1871]

ALSO,

DISEASES OF THE URINARY ORGANS:
(Clinical Lectures). Fifth Edition, 8vo, with 2 Plates and 71 Engravings, 10s. 6d. [1879]

ALSO,

DISEASES OF THE PROSTATE:
their Pathology and Treatment. Fourth Edition, 8vo, with numerous Plates, 10s. [1873]

ALSO,

THE PREVENTIVE TREATMENT OF CALCULOUS DISEASE
and the Use of Solvent Remedies. Second Edition, fcap. 8vo, 2s. 6d. [1876]

STRICTURE OF THE URETHRA,
and other Diseases of the Urinary Organs, by Reginald Harrison, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Liverpool Royal Infirmary. With 10 plates. 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1878]

LITHOTOMY AND EXTRACTION OF STONE
from the Bladder, Urethra, and Prostate of the Male, and from the Bladder of the Female, by W. Poulett Harris, M.D., Surgeon-Major H.M. Bengal Medical Service. With Engravings, 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1876]

THE SURGERY OF THE RECTUM:
Lettsomian Lectures by Henry Smith, F.R.C.S., Professor of Surgery in King’s College, Surgeon to King’s College Hospital. Fourth Edition, fcap. 8vo, 5s. [1876]

KIDNEY DISEASES, URINARY DEPOSITS,
and Calculous Disorders by Lionel S. Beale, M.B., F.R.S., F.R.C.P., Physician to King’s College Hospital. Third Edition, 8vo, with 70 Plates, 25s. [1868]

DISEASES OF THE BLADDER,
Prostate Gland and Urethra, including a practical view of Urinary Diseases, Deposits and Calculi, by F. J. Gant, F.R.C.S., Senior Surgeon to the Royal Free Hospital. Fourth Edition, crown 8vo, with Engravings, 10s. 6d. [1876]

THE DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE KIDNEYS,
with Aids thereto, by W. R. Basham, M.D., F.R.C.P., late Senior Physician to the Westminster Hospital. 8vo, with 10 Plates, 5s. [1872]

RENAL AND URINARY DISEASES:
Clinical Reports, by William Carter, M.B., M.R.C.P., Physician to the Liverpool Southern Hospital. Crown 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1878]

THE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS
in Childhood, Youth, Adult Age, and Advanced Life (Functions and Disorders of), considered in their Physiological, Social, and Moral Relations, by William Acton, M.R.C.S. Sixth Edition, 8vo, 12s. [1875]

URINARY AND REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS:
their Functional Diseases, by D. Campbell Black, M.D., L.R.C.S. Edin. Second Edition. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1875]

LECTURES ON SYPHILIS,
and on some forms of Local Disease, affecting principally the Organs of Generation, by Henry Lee, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to St. George’s Hospital. With Engravings, 8vo, 10s. [1875]

SYPHILITIC NERVOUS AFFECTIONS:
Their Clinical Aspects, by Thomas Buzzard, M.D., F.R.C.P. Lond., Physician to the National Hospital for Paralysis and Epilepsy. Post 8vo, 5s. [1874]

PATHOLOGY OF THE URINE,
including a Complete Guide to its Analysis, by J. L. W. Thudichum, M.D., F.R.C.P. Second Edition, rewritten and enlarged, with Engravings, 8vo, 15s. [1877]

GENITO-URINARY ORGANS, INCLUDING SYPHILIS:
A Practical Treatise on their Surgical Diseases, designed as a Manual for Students and Practitioners, by W. H. Van Buren, M.D., Professor of the Principles of Surgery in Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York, and E. L. Keyes, M.D., Professor of Dermatology in Bellevue Hospital Medical College, New York. Royal 8vo, with 140 Engravings, 21s. [1874]

HISTOLOGY AND HISTO-CHEMISTRY OF MAN:
A Treatise on the Elements of Composition and Structure of the Human Body, by Heinrich Frey, Professor of Medicine in Zurich. Translated from the Fourth German Edition by Arthur E. J. Barker, Assistant-Surgeon to University College Hospital. And Revised by the Author. 8vo, with 608 Engravings, 21s. [1874]

HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY:
A Treatise designed for the Use of Students and Practitioners of Medicine, by John C. Dalton, M.D., Professor of Physiology and Hygiene in the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York. Sixth Edition, royal 8vo, with 316 Engravings, 20s. [1875]

HANDBOOK FOR THE PHYSIOLOGICAL LABORATORY,
by E. Klein, M.D., F.R.S., Assistant Professor in the Pathological Laboratory of the Brown Institution, London; J. Burdon-Sanderson, M.D., F.R.S., Professor of Practical Physiology in University College, London; Michael Foster, M.D., F.R.S., Prælector of Physiology in Trinity College, Cambridge; and T. Lauder Brunton, M.D., F.R.S., Lecturer on Materia Medica at St. Bartholomew’s Hospital; edited by J. Burdon-Sanderson. 8vo, with 123 Plates, 24s. [1873]

PRACTICAL HISTOLOGY:
By William Rutherford, M.D., Professor of the Institutes of Medicine in the University of Edinburgh. Second Edition, with 63 Engravings. Crown 8vo (with additional leaves for notes), 6s. [1876]

THE MARRIAGE OF NEAR KIN,
Considered with respect to the Laws of Nations, Results of Experience, and the Teachings of Biology, by Alfred H. Huth. 8vo, 14s. [1875]

MANUAL OF ANTHROPOMETRY:
A Guide to the Measurement of the Human Body, containing an Anthropometrical Chart and Register, a Systematic Table of Measurements, &c. By Charles Roberts, F.R.C.S., late Assistant Surgeon to the Victoria Hospital for Children. With numerous Illustrations and Tables. 8vo, 6s. 6d. [1878]

STUDENTS’ GUIDE TO HUMAN OSTEOLOGY,
By William Warwick Wagstaffe, F.R.C.S., Assistant-Surgeon and Lecturer on Anatomy, St. Thomas’s Hospital. With 23 Plates and 66 Engravings. Fcap. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1876]

PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY,
by W. B. Carpenter, C.B., M.D., F.R.S. Eighth Edition by Henry Power, M.B., F.R.C.S., Examiner in Natural Science, University of Oxford, and in Natural Science and Medicine, University of Cambridge. 8vo, with 3 Steel Plates and 371 Engravings, 31s. 6d. [1876]

LANDMARKS, MEDICAL AND SURGICAL,
By Luther Holden, F.R.C.S., Member of the Court of Examiners of the Royal College of Surgeons. Second Edition, 8vo, 3s. 6d. [1877]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

HUMAN OSTEOLOGY:
Comprising a Description of the Bones, with Delineations of the Attachments of the Muscles, the General and Microscopical Structure of Bone, and its Development. Fifth Edition, with 61 Lithographic Plates and 89 Engravings. 8vo, 16s. [1878]

PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY:
Lectures by Samuel Wilks, M.D., F.R.S., Physician to, and Lecturer on Medicine at, Guy’s Hospital; and Walter Moxon, M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician to, and Lecturer on Materia Medica at, Guy’s Hospital. Second Edition, 8vo, with Plates, 18s. [1875]

PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY:
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POST-MORTEM EXAMINATIONS:
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STUDENT’S GUIDE TO SURGICAL ANATOMY:
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ANATOMY OF THE JOINTS OF MAN,
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MEDICAL ANATOMY,
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AN ATLAS OF HUMAN ANATOMY:
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ATLAS OF TOPOGRAPHICAL ANATOMY,
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THE ANATOMICAL REMEMBRANCER;
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THE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE,
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THE MICROSCOPE IN MEDICINE,
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HOOPER’S PHYSICIAN’S VADE-MECUM;
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A NEW SYSTEM OF MEDICINE;
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

PRINCIPLES OF RATIONAL THERAPEUTICS.
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CLINICAL MEDICINE:
Lectures and Essays by Balthazar Foster, M.D., F.R.C.P. Lond., Professor of Medicine in Queen’s College, Birmingham. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1874]

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THE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS,
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A MANUAL OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS,
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CLINICAL STUDIES:
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ROYLE’S MANUAL OF MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS.
Sixth Edition by John Harley, M.D., F.R.C.P., Assistant Physician to, and Joint Lecturer on Physiology at, St. Thomas’s Hospital. Crown 8vo, with 139 Engravings, 15s. [1876]

PRACTICAL THERAPEUTICS:
A Manual by E. J. Waring, M.D., F.R.C.P. Lond. Third Edition, fcap 8vo, 12s. 6d. [1871]

THE ELEMENTS OF THERAPEUTICS.
A Clinical Guide to the Action of Drugs, by C. Binz, M.D., Professor of Pharmacology in the University of Bonn. Translated and Edited with Additions, in Conformity with the British and American Pharmacopœias, by Edward I. Sparks, M.A., M.B. Oxon., formerly Radcliffe Travelling Fellow. Crown 8vo, 8s. 6d. [1877]

THE NATIONAL DISPENSATORY;
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THE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO MATERIA MEDICA,
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MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS:
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DENTAL MATERIA MEDICA AND THERAPEUTICS,
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THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN:
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CLINICAL STUDIES OF DISEASE IN CHILDREN.
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INFANT FEEDING AND ITS INFLUENCE ON LIFE;
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COMPENDIUM OF CHILDREN’S DISEASES:
A Handbook for Practitioners and Students, by Johann Steiner, M.D., Professor in the University of Prague. Translated from the Second German Edition by Lawson Tait, F.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Birmingham Hospital for Women. 8vo, 12s. 6d. [1874]

THE DISEASES OF CHILDREN:
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PUERPERAL DISEASES:
Clinical Lectures by Fordyce Barker, M.D., Obstetric Physician to Bellevue Hospital, New York. 8vo, 15s. [1874]

THE STUDENT’S GUIDE TO THE PRACTICE OF MIDWIFERY,
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OBSTETRIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY:
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OBSTETRIC SURGERY:
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SCHROEDER’S MANUAL OF MIDWIFERY,
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THE CHANGE OF LIFE
in Health and Disease: a Practical Treatise on the Nervous and other Affections incidental to Women at the Decline of Life. Third Edition, 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1870]

OBSTETRIC OPERATIONS,
including the Treatment of Hæmorrhage, and forming a Guide to the Management of Difficult Labour; Lectures by Robert Barnes, M.D., F.R.C.P., Obstetric Physician and Lecturer on Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Children at St. George’s Hospital. Third Edition, 8vo, with 124 Engravings, 18s. [1875]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL DISEASES OF WOMEN:
a Clinical History. Second Edition, 8vo, with 181 Engravings, 28s. [1878]

THE DISEASES OF WOMEN.
By Charles West, M.D., F.R.C.P. Revised and in part Re-written by the Author, with numerous Additions by J. Matthews Duncan, M.D., Obstetric Physician to St. Bartholomew’s Hospital. Fourth Edition, 8vo, 16s. [1879]

OBSTETRIC APHORISMS:
for the Use of Students commencing Midwifery Practice by J. G. Swayne, M.D., Consulting Physician-Accoucheur to the Bristol General Hospital, and Lecturer on Obstetric Medicine at the Bristol Medical School. Sixth Edition, fcap 8vo, with Engravings, 3s. 6d. [1876]

DISEASES OF THE OVARIES:
their Diagnosis and Treatment, by T. Spencer Wells, F.R.C.S.. Surgeon to the Queen’s Household and to the Samaritan Hospital. 8vo, with about 150 Engravings, 21s. [1872]

PRACTICAL GYNÆCOLOGY:
A Handbook of the Diseases of Women, by Heywood Smith, M.D. Oxon., Physician to the Hospital for Women and to the British Lying-in Hospital. With Engravings, crown 8vo, 5s. 6d. [1877]

THE PRINCIPLES AND PRACTICE OF GYNÆCOLOGY.
By Thomas Addis Emmet, M.D., Surgeon to the Woman’s Hospital of the State of New York. With 130 Engravings, 8vo, 24s. [1879]

RUPTURE OF THE FEMALE PERINEUM,
Its treatment, immediate and remote, by George G. Bantock, M.D., Surgeon (for In-patients) to the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children. With 2 plates, 8vo, 3s. 6d. [1875]

PAPERS ON THE FEMALE PERINEUM, &c.,
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INFLUENCE OF POSTURE ON WOMEN
In Gynecic and Obstetric Practice, by J. H. Aveling, M.D., Physician to the Chelsea Hospital for Women, Vice-President of the Obstetrical Society of London. 8vo, 6s. [1878]

THE NURSE’S COMPANION:
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A MANUAL FOR HOSPITAL NURSES
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LECTURES ON NURSING,
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HANDBOOK FOR NURSES FOR THE SICK,
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A COMPENDIUM OF DOMESTIC MEDICINE
and Companion to the Medicine Chest; intended as a Source of Easy Reference for Clergymen, and for Families residing at a Distance from Professional Assistance, by John Savory, M.S.A. Ninth Edition, 12mo, 5s. [1878]

HOSPITAL MORTALITY
being a Statistical Investigation of the Returns of the Hospitals of Great Britain and Ireland for fifteen years, by Lawson Tait, F.R.C.S., F.S.S. 8vo, 8s. 6d. [1877]

THE COTTAGE HOSPITAL:
Its Origin, Progress, Management, and Work, by Henry C. Burdett, the Seaman’s Hospital, Greenwich. With Engravings, crown 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1877]

WINTER COUGH:
(Catarrh, Bronchitis, Emphysema, Asthma), Lectures by Horace Dobell, M.D., Consulting Physician to the Royal Hospital for Diseases of the Chest. Third Edition, with Coloured Plates, 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1875]

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LOSS OF WEIGHT, BLOOD-SPITTING, AND LUNG DISEASE.
With Chromo-lithograph, 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1878]

CONSUMPTION:
Its Nature, Symptoms, Causes, Prevention, Curability, and Treatment. By Peter Gowan, M.D., B. Sc., late Physician and Surgeon in Ordinary to the King of Siam. Crown 8vo. 5s. [1878]

NOTES ON ASTHMA;
its Forms and Treatment, by John C. Thorowgood, M.D. Lond., F.R.C.P., Physician to the Hospital for Diseases of the Chest, Victoria Park. Third Edition, crown 8vo, 4s. 6d. [1878]

ASTHMA
Its Pathology and Treatment, by J. B. Berkart, M.D., Assistant Physician to the City of London Hospital for Diseases of the Chest. 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1878]

DISEASES OF THE HEART:
Their Pathology, Diagnosis, Prognosis, and Treatment (a Manual), by Robert H. Semple, M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician to the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat. 8vo, 8s. 6d. [1875]

PROGNOSIS IN CASES OF VALVULAR DISEASE OF THE
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CHRONIC DISEASE OF THE HEART:
Its Bearings upon Pregnancy, Parturition and Childbed. By Angus Macdonald, M.D., F.R.S.E., Physician to, and Clinical Lecturer on the Diseases of Women at, the Edinburgh Royal Infirmary. With Engravings, 8vo, 8s. 6d. [1878]

PHTHISIS:
In a series of Clinical Studies, by Austin Flint, M.D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical Medicine in the Bellevue Hospital Medical College. 8vo, 16s. [1875]

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A MANUAL OF PERCUSSION AND AUSCULTATION,
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DIPHTHERIA:
its Nature and Treatment, Varieties, and Local Expressions, by Morell Mackenzie, M.D., Physician to the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat. Crown 8vo, 5s. [1878]

DISEASES OF THE HEART AND AORTA,
By Thomas Hayden, F.K.Q.C.P. Irel., Physician to the Mater Misericordiæ Hospital, Dublin. With 80 Engravings. 8vo, 25s. [1875]

DISEASES OF THE HEART
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DISEASES OF THE HEART AND AORTA:
Clinical Lectures by George W. Balfour, M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician to, and Lecturer on Clinical Medicine in, the Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh. 8vo, with Engravings, 12s. 6d. [1876]

PHYSICAL DIAGNOSIS OF DISEASES OF THE HEART.
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TRACHEOTOMY,
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SORE THROAT:
Its Nature, Varieties, and Treatment, including the Connexion between Affections of the Throat and other Diseases. By Prosser James, M.D., Lecturer on Materia Medica and Therapeutics at the London Hospital, Physician to the Hospital for Diseases of the Throat. Third Edition, with Coloured Plates, 5s. 6d. [1878]

SYPHILIS OF THE LARYNX
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WINTER AND SPRING
on the Shores of the Mediterranean. By Henry Bennet, M.D. Fifth Edition, post 8vo, with numerous Plates, Maps, and Engravings, 12s. 6d. [1874]

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TREATMENT OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
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PRINCIPAL HEALTH RESORTS
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THE BATH THERMAL WATERS:
Historical, Social, and Medical, by John Kent Spender, M.D., Surgeon to the Mineral Water Hospital, Bath. With an Appendix on the Climate of Bath by the Rev. L. Blomefield, M.A., F.L.S., F.G.S. 8vo, 7s. 6d. [1877]

ENDEMIC DISEASES OF TROPICAL CLIMATES,
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DISEASES OF TROPICAL CLIMATES
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HEALTH IN INDIA FOR BRITISH WOMEN
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BURDWAN FEVER,
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BAZAAR MEDICINES OF INDIA
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SOME AFFECTIONS OF THE LIVER
and Intestinal Canal; with Remarks on Ague and its Sequelæ, Scurvy, Purpura, &c., by Stephen H. Ward, M.D. Lond., F.R.C.P., Physician to the Seamen’s Hospital, Greenwich. 8vo, 7s. [1872]

DISEASES OF THE LIVER:
Lettsomian Lectures for 1872 by S. O. Habershon, M.D., F.R.C.P., Senior Physician to Guy’s Hospital. Post 8vo, 3s, 6d. [1872]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

DISEASES OF THE STOMACH: DYSPEPSIA.
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PATHOLOGY OF THE PNEUMOGASTRIC NERVE,
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

DISEASES OF THE ABDOMEN,
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FUNCTIONAL NERVOUS DISORDERS:
Studies by C. Handfield Jones, M.B., F.R.C.P., F.R.S., Physician to St. Mary’s Hospital. Second Edition. 8vo, 18s. [1870]

LECTURES ON DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM,
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NERVOUS DISEASES:
their Description and Treatment, by Allen Mclane Hamilton, M.D., Physician at the Epileptic and Paralytic Hospital. Blackwell’s Island, New York City. Roy. 8vo. with 53 Illustrations, 14s. [1878]

NUTRITION IN HEALTH AND DISEASE:
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FOOD AND DIETETICS.
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

CERTAIN POINTS CONNECTED WITH DIABETES
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HEADACHES:
their Causes, Nature, and Treatment. By William H. Day, M.D., Physician to the Samaritan Free Hospital for Women and Children. Second Edition, crown 8vo, with Engravings. 6s. 6d. [1878]

IMPERFECT DIGESTION:
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MEGRIM, SICK-HEADACHE,
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NEURALGIA AND KINDRED DISEASES
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THE SYMPATHETIC SYSTEM OF NERVES:
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RHEUMATIC GOUT,
or Chronic Rheumatic Arthritis of all the Joints; a Treatise by Robert Adams, M.D., M.R.I.A., late Surgeon to H.M. the Queen in Ireland, and Regius Professor of Surgery in the University of Dublin. Second Edition, 8vo, with Atlas of Plates, 21s. [1872]

GOUT, RHEUMATISM,
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RHEUMATISM:
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CERTAIN FORMS OF CANCER,
with a New and successful Mode of Treating it, to which is prefixed a Practical and Systematic Description of all the varieties of this Disease, by Alex. Marsden, M.D., F.R.C.S.E., Consulting Surgeon to the Royal Free Hospital, and Senior Surgeon to the Cancer Hospital. Second Edition, with Coloured Plates, 8vo, 8s. 6d. [1873]

DISEASES OF THE SKIN:
a System of Cutaneous Medicine by Erasmus Wilson, F.R.C.S., F.R.S. Sixth Edition, 8vo, 18s., with Coloured Plates, 36s. [1867]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

LECTURES ON EKZEMA
and Ekzematous Affections: with an Introduction on the General Pathology of the Skin, and an Appendix of Essays and Cases. 8vo, 10s. 6d. [1870]

ALSO,

LECTURES ON DERMATOLOGY:
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ECZEMA:
by McCall Anderson, M.D., Professor of Clinical Medicine in the University of Glasgow. Third Edition, 8vo, with Engravings, 7s. 6d. [1874]

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

PARASITIC AFFECTIONS OF THE SKIN
Second Edition, 8vo, with Engravings, 7s. 6d. [1868]

ATLAS OF SKIN DISEASES:
a series of Illustrations, with Descriptive Text and Notes upon Treatment. By Tilbury Fox, M.D., F.R.C.P., Physician to the Department for Skin Diseases in University College Hospital. With 72 Coloured Plates, royal 4to, half morocco, £6 6s. [1877]

PSORIASIS OR LEPRA,
by George Gaskoin, M.R.C.S., Surgeon to the British Hospital for Diseases of the Skin. 8vo, 5s. [1875]

MYCETOMA;
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DISEASES OF THE SKIN,
in Twenty-four Letters on the Principles and Practice of Cutaneous Medicine, by Henry Evans Cauty, M.R.C.S., Surgeon to the Liverpool Dispensary for Diseases of the Skin, 8vo, 12s. 6d. [1874]

THE HAIR IN HEALTH AND DISEASE,
by E. Wyndham Cottle, F.R.C.S., Senior Assistant Surgeon to the Hospital for Diseases of the Skin, Blackfriars. Fcap. 8vo, 2s. 6d. [1877]

THE LAWS AFFECTING MEDICAL MEN:
a Manual by Robert G. Glenn, LL.B., Barrister-at-Law; with a Chapter on Medical Etiquette by Dr A. Carpenter. 8vo, 14s. [1871]

MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

A MANUAL OF MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE.
Tenth Edition. Crown 8vo, with Engravings, 14s. [1879]

ALSO,

POISONS,
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MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE:
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A TOXICOLOGICAL CHART,
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A HANDY-BOOK OF FORENSIC MEDICINE AND TOXICOLOGY,
by W. Bathurst Woodman, M.D., F.R.C.P., Assistant Physician and Co-Lecturer on Physiology and Histology at the London Hospital; and C. Meymott Tidy, M.D., F.C.S., Professor of Chemistry and of Medical Jurisprudence and Public Health at the London Hospital. With 8 Lithographic Plates and 116 Engravings, 8vo, 31s. 6d. [1877]

THE MEDICAL ADVISER IN LIFE ASSURANCE,
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MADNESS:
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INFLUENCE OF THE MIND UPON THE BODY
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A MANUAL OF PRACTICAL HYGIENE,
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HANDBOOK OF MEDICAL AND SURGICAL ELECTRICITY,
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

A MAP OF ZIEMSSEN’S MOTOR POINTS OF THE HUMAN BODY:
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CLINICAL USES OF ELECTRICITY;
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A DICTIONARY OF MEDICAL SCIENCE;
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A MEDICAL VOCABULARY;
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ATLAS OF OPHTHALMOSCOPY,
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DISEASES OF THE EYE:
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DISEASES OF THE EYE:
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HINTS ON OPHTHALMIC OUT-PATIENT PRACTICE,
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OPHTHALMIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY:
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DISEASES OF THE EYE:
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BY THE SAME AUTHOR.

LONG, SHORT, AND WEAK SIGHT,
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A SYSTEM OF DENTAL SURGERY,
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EPIDEMIOLOGY;
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Corrections and inconsistencies:
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Corrections:
Acaris mystax-->Ascaris mystax
adminstration-->administration
althougth-->although
Anthomyia canicularis-->Anthomyia canalicularis
Arynchotænia-->Arhynchotænia
Arynchotæniada-->Arhynchotæniada
Biblliography-->Bibliography
Bilb.-->Bibl.
Bothrocephali-->Bothriocephali
C. simplicornis-->C. simplicicornis
Cænurus-->Cœnurus
Capercaille-->Capercaillie
chrisoptera-->chrysoptera
Conorhinus nigrovarious-->Conorhinus nigrovarius
consquently-->consequently
D[istoma]. megostomum-->D. megastomum
diplayed--> displayed
disloged-->dislodged
Dr.-->Dr
echinoccocus-->echinococcus
epizöoty-->epizoöty
favour-->favor
favoured-->favored
Gastereosteus-->Gasterosteus
Gymnorynchus-->Gymnorhynchus
Haus-Saügethiere-->Haus-Säugethiere
i. e.-->i.e.
Incidently-->Incidentally
Involdsorme-->Indvoldsorme
Lernæadæ-->Lernæidæ
Mallacobdellidæ-->Malacobdellidæ
Managerie-->Menagerie
mesentric-->mesenteric
Parasites of Wales-->Parasites of Whales
phemonenon-->phenomenon
reavealed-->revealed
reseaches-->researches
Scarcoptes-->Sarcoptes
Schleisner's-->Schleissner's
acuticudatus-->acuticaudatus
Structually-->Structurally
the the-->the
themelves-->themselves
they becomes-->they become
Thierarztliche-->Thierärztliche
Thierhielk-->Thierheilk
tres-->très
Tricocephalus-->Trichocephalus
Vieteljahrschr-->Vierteljahrschr
where-->were

Common inconsistencies:
a) spelling variations
approximate(ly)/approximative(ly)
Blaptidæ/Blapsidæ
color/colour (ed, ing)
Cotylogaster cochleariforme/Cotylegaster cochleariform
Didelphis/Didelphus/Didelphys
Distoma coronarium/Distoma coronatum
Entwickelungsgeschichte/Entwicklungsgeschichte
Fürstenberg/Furstenberg/Furstenburg/Fürstenburg
harbor/harbour (ed, ing, s)
Idolocoris/Idocoloris
imbedded/embedded
labor/labour (er, ing, s)
learnt/learned
Leipsic/Leipsig/Leipzig
Linnæus/Linneus
Paramecium coli/Paramæcium coli
racoon/raccoon
Sp. chrisoptera/Sp. chrysoptera
yolk/yelk
b) accents
Böllinger/Bollinger
Cestoïdes/Cestoides
Corré/Corre
Crévaux/Crevaux
développement/dévélopment
escrôto/escroto
Glüge/Gluge
Grübe/Grube
Hyperoödon/Hyperoodon
mètre/mêtre – latter occurs in a quotation – ?accuracy
Sömmer/Sommer
c) hyphenation
bladderworms/bladder-worms
widespread/wide-spread
post mortem/post-mortem
d) possessive apostrophe
Charteris'/Ellis's
Peters'/Chambers's
e) abbreviations
A. lumbricoides / Asc. lumbricoides
A. simplex / Asc. simplex
Bibl./Bibliog.
f) capitalisation
van/Van
cercaria/Cercaria

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