Curran’s case of, [236];
case at Lille, [311];
by Vesalius, [329];
of a Spanish lady, [330].
Dog, the, his instinct for the presence of life in Parsee ceremonies, [137], [138];
in an Austrian case, [142];
in a Moravian case, [143].
Donnet, Cardinal Archbishop, relates to French Senate cases of narrow escape from live burial, [71-74];
including his own case, [73].
Douce, Francis, the antiquary, his fear of being buried alive, [153].