[18] This paper was entitled “Forces curatives de l’organisme.”
[19] Virchow’s Archiv, vol. 96, p. 177.
[20] Aqueous humor, the exudate of aseptic œdemata.
[21] Naegeli, Büchner, Gravitz.
[22] Chauveau.
[23] Büchner.
[24] Hayem, Birsch, Hirschfeld, Kleps, Recklinghausen, Waldeyer, and Virchow.
[25] It is also called alexine or complement by other writers.
[26] Designated by other writers by various synonyms: preventive, or sensibilising substance, immunising body, amboceptor.
[27] A cutaneous scarification by tuberculin which provokes local inflammatory redness on the scarified point in tuberculous subjects only.