on vivisection of a criminal, [172].
Medicine, profession of, sceptical as to death-trance and live burial, [113];
a new sphere of work for, [218];
its overcrowded state, [219] (footnote).
Mendelssohn, Moses, writes against early burial, [361].
Meyerbeer, his dread of being buried alive, [54].
Milner, Dr. Ebenezer, on appearances of death in trance, [186];
on rigor mortis, [186].
Misson, M. Max, his opinion on frequency of live burial, [222];
instances cited by, [326].