The Physical Basis of Mind / Being the Second Series of Problems of Life and Mind.

by George Henry Lewes

[251] Legallois, Expériences sur le principe de la vie. Published, I conclude, in 1811; the edition I use is the one printed in the Encyclopédie des Sciences Medicales, IV.

[252] Wilson Philip, Experimental Inquiry into the Laws of the Vital Functions, pp. 209, 210.

[253] Longet, Traité de Physiologie, II. 105.

[254] He cites Cuvier, Majendie, Deamoulins, and Mayo as maintaining this error.

[255] Grainger, Structure and Functions of the Spinal Cord, p. 66.

[256] Nasse, Unters. zur Physiologie und Pathologie, Vol. II. Part 2.

[257] Carus, System der Physiologie, III. 101.

[258] J. W. Arnold, Die Lehre von der Reflex-Function, 86.

[259] Pflüger, Die sensorischen Functionen des Rückenmarks der Wirbelthiere.

[260] Except Auerbach, who repeated and varied the experiments; and Funke, who partially adopted the conclusions in his systematic treatise on Physiology.