CATALOGUE 
RAISONNE 
OF TTtE 
MEDICM LIBRARY 
OF THE 
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. 
BY 
EMIL FISCHER, M.D. 
PRINTED BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF MANAGERS. 
PHILADELPHIA: 
PRINTED BY T. K. & P. G. COLLINS. 
1857. INTRODUCTION. 
The foundation of the Medical Library of Pennsylvania Hospi- 
tal dates as far back as the year 1763. The first medical book 
possessed by the Hospital appears to have been a gift from that 
warm friend and generous benefactor of the Institution, Dr. John 
Fothergill, and consisted of An Experimental History of the Ma- 
teria Medica, by Wm. Lewis, F. R. S., Lond. 1761, presented, as 
the record says, in 1762, "for the benefit of the young students in 
physic, who may attend under the direction of the physicians." 
The idea of establishing a Medical Library, in connection with the 
Institution, having been thus probably suggested to the officers of 
the house, it was carried into execution the next year. As the 
number of students, attracted to the Hospital by its reputation 
as a school for clinical medicine and surgery, had already, at that 
early period of its existence, become of some moment, the Board 
of Managers resolved to demand a fee from them for the privilege 
of attending the wards of the house, and consulted with the phy- 
sicians in regard to the destination of the sum thus raised. These 
gentlemen (Thos. Bond, Thos. Cadwalader, Phineas Bond, and 
Cadwalader Evans), although having claim upon such gratuities 
according to the custom of the British Hospitals, full of scientific 
zeal, proposed to apply the money to the foundation of a Medical 
Library for the advantage of the pupils of the Institution. Con- 
siderable donations by friends of the Hospital soon formed a sub- 
stantial nucleus for the contemplated collection of medical works. 
In January, 1767, Hugh Roberts and Samuel Neave, executors of 
Dr. Lloyd Zachary, with the concurrence of the residuary legatees, 
presented from the doctor's library 43 volumes of medical works; 
and in the same year were also presented by Deborah Morris, the 
medical books of her late brother, Dr. Benjamin Morris, consisting IV 
INTRODUCTION. 
of 55 volumes, principally standard works collected by Dr. Mor- 
ris during his residence in the University of Leyden. Another 
donation of books, to the value of one hundred pounds, was re- 
ceived, in the year 1774, from Mr. Wm. Strahan, of London. 
The collection of books thus gained was steadily increased by 
judicious purchases of works out of the library fund, the only in- 
terruption occurring during the time of the Revolution, when the 
lowness of the funds of the Institution made important additions 
to the Library impracticable. 
The first Catalogue was published in the year 1790, and con- 
tained 21 folio vols., 77 quarto, 341 octavo, and 89 duodecimo- 
total 528 vols. In the same year, the Managers opened a cor- 
respondence with the celebrated Dr. Lettsom, requesting him to 
make such selections of books for the Library as he thought pro- 
per. This confidence was not misplaced; Lettsom continued a 
firm friend to the Institution during his life, and the Library is 
much indebted to him, as well for the presents with which he-occa- 
sionally enriched the collection, as the judicious manner in which 
he discharged the trust reposed in him. 
A valuable present of books was received in the year 1800 from 
Sarah Zane, a wealthy maiden lady, who inherited an extensive 
and valuable library, the medical portion of which she bestowed 
upon the Hospital. Her donation comprised 23 folios, 91 quartos, 
6 octavos, and 22 duodecimos; in all 142 volumes, some of them 
very rare, at least in this country. 
The increasing number of the students who attended the prac- 
tice of the Hospital, now afforded an ample fund for the steady 
increase of the Library; how faithfully it was applied may be seen 
by a comparison of the Catalogue published in 1806 with its pre- 
decessor of 1790, and the additional part printed in 1793. The 
prosperity of the library fund continued uninterrupted many years, 
during which a surplus accumulated, and large sums were occa- 
sionally granted from it for the general purposes of the charity, or 
such particular objects as appeared to require a special appropria- 
tion. 
The principal object of the gentlemen who have administered 
the concerns of the Library, has always been the acquisition of 
books strictly medical; yet as the different branches of natural his- 
tory assume the rank of collateral sciences, treatises upon them 
have never been considered foreign to the design of the founda- INTRODUCTION. 
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tion. On the decease of Dr. Benjamin S. Barton, late professor of 
Materia Medica and Botany in the University of Pennsylvania, 
his extensive and rare collection of works on natural history was 
purchased of his widow at the price of $2,770. 
Shortly after this important accession, a supplement, or second 
part of the Catalogue, was published, comprising all the works 
added to the Library from 1806 to 1818. It is worthy of remark, 
that during this period, and for some time afterwards, the Library 
was largely benefited by the praiseworthy services of Dr. Thos. 
Parke and Mr. Samuel Coates, who, during a long life passed in 
connection with this Hospital, never ceased to devote their time 
and talents, in a paramount degree, to the concerns of the Insti- 
tution. 
To the year 1829, the Library had grown to such a degree, that 
another edition of the Catalogue was considered necessary. This 
was compiled by Mr. Wm. G. Malin, then librarian of the Institu- 
tion, and embodied all the former catalogues. Eight years after- 
wards, in 1837, a supplement to the same was published, the 
Library consisting then of 7,300 volumes. Since that time, the 
average number of volumes, yearly added to the Library, has been 
160, so that it contains at present 10,500 volumes, and is consi- 
dered now one of the best, if not the best, collection of medical 
works in this country. The perusal of its Catalogue will show 
that it is a fair representative of medical standard literature, parti- 
cularly in its English and French part, a result greatly owing to 
the interest taken in the choice and purchase of works by Mr. 
Malin, the former librarian and present steward of the Hospital, 
and by some of the medical officers of the House. 
The present Catalogue is an entirely new work, and has been 
compiled independently of its predecessors. For the old plan of 
disposing the works in the alphabetical order of the names of their 
authors, a classified arrangement according to subjects has been 
substituted. The advantages of a catalogue raisonne are so evi- 
dent, that it is hardly necessary to particularize them. Not only 
the student who is anxious to familiarize himself with the depth 
and breadth of medical literature, but also the medical writer in his 
laborious research for authorities which he might consult on the 
subject of his investigation, will derive material aid from a work of 
this kind. vi 
INTRODUCTION, 
For the classification used in the present Catalogue, the com- 
piler is essentially indebted to the Catalogue Raisonne of the 
Library of the Medical Society of Edinburgh, the arrangement of 
which has been followed out as far as some difference in the com- 
pass and character of the two libraries would permit. 
The whole work has been divided into four parts, viz: Medi- 
cine, Science, Literature, and Miscellanies. Each part has been 
subdivided into chapters, the first and most important part con- 
taining eight of them, viz : I. Anatomy, including Human and 
Comparative Anatomy ; II. Physiology; III. Materia Medica and 
Pharmacy, including Hygiene and Therapeutics; IV. General Pa- 
thology and Practice of Medicine; V. Surgery; VI. Midwifery, 
and Diseases of Women and Children; VII. Medical Jurispru- 
dence and Medical Police ; and VIII. Medical Literature. 
It will be found, that the classification and subclassification of 
the different chapters coincide, as far as can be in a work of this 
kind, with those adopted in most systematic works on the different 
branches of medical and general science. Only in those instances 
where no scientific ground for classification could be found, the 
alphabetical arrangement has been had recourse to. 
For the disposition of a book, not only its title but also its con- 
tents had to be taken into consideration. In order not to separate 
a work from others contained under a certain subhead, and treating 
on the same subject, but from different points of view, its relation 
to the general head had to be sometimes disregarded. 
Titles which had to be repeated frequently, were abbreviated in 
accordance to the head under which they were placed, and by this 
measure unnecessary incumbrance of the Catalogue was avoided. 
The space thus gained has been taken advantage of for the quota- 
tion of monographs, essays, &c., contained in collective works, or 
in appendices to larger treatises. These quotations have been ne- 
cessarily confined to such essays, which either were known to have 
been published in a separate form, or which, from the nature of 
their contents or extent, seemed to be of some importance. Some 
of these points had to be ascertained by the aid of bibliographical 
works. 
The compiler is perfectly aware, that his work cannot claim per- 
fection. With all care and attention mistakes and deficiencies 
could hardly be avoided. Not only did the whole amount of INTRODUCTION. 
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tedious manual and intellectual labor rest entirely upon himself, 
but his work was also frequently interrupted by derangements 
found in the order in which the books occupy the shelves, and in 
consequence of the Library being open to public use during the 
progress of his work. 
Should this Catalogue Raisonne serve to increase the usefulness 
of the Library, and to augment the interest taken in this valuable 
collection by the medical profession, he will consider himself amply 
rewarded. 
EMIL FISCHER, M. D. 
Pennsylvania Hospital, May 1, 1857. 
The total number of volumes now contained in the Library, is 10,500, 
viz:- 
Folio .... 
358 
Quarto .... 
. 1,178 
Octavo .... 
. 7,764 
Duodecimo, et infra, 
. 1,200 
10,500 
(The abbreviations indicating the size of the volumes are those in 
general use, with the exception, perhaps, of the small p, which is used to 
designate pamphlets.) CONTENTS. 
PART I. 
MEDICINE. 
PAGE 
Chapter I. ANATOMY, including HUMAN and COMPARATIVE 
ANATOMY. 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
I. General Anatomy ....... 5 
a. Systematic Works ..... 5 
b. Works on Particular Textures .... 7 
a. Bone . . . . . 7 
b. Membrane ...... 7 
c. -Brain and Nerve ..... 8 
d. Gland ...... 8 
II. Descriptive Anatomy ..... 9 
a. Systematic Works ... . . . 9 
b. Works on Particular Organs . . . .16 
1. Organs of Locomotion . . . .16 
а. Bones . . . . . 16 
б. Muscles and Fasciae . . . .18 
c. Ligaments and Bursae Mucosae ... 19 
2. Organs of Digestion . . . . .19 
a. Teeth . . . . . .19 
b. Alimentary Canal, Liver, &c. ... .20 
c. Spleen and Thymus Gland ... 21 
3. System of Absorbent Vessels ... 21 
4. Organs of Circulation and Respiration . . 22 
a. Heart and Lungs ..... 22 
b. Arteries and Veins ' . . .22 
5. Urinary aud Generative Organs ... 24 
a. Male Organs . . ... .24 
b. Female Organs ..... 25 
c. Organs common to Male and Female . . 26 X 
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6. Organs of the Nervous System ... 26 
a. The Nervous System in General ... 26 
b. The Nervous System in Particular . . 27 
*a. The Brain ..... 27 
*b. Spinal Cord ..... 28 
*c. Nerves ...... 28 
*d. Organs of Sensation .... 29 
**a. Eye ...... 29 
**6. Ear ...... 30 
**c. Nose . . . . " . 31 
**d. Tongue and Skin .... 31 
III. Surgical Anatomy . . . . . 32 
a. Systematic Works ..... 32 
b. Works on Particular Regions of the Body . . 33 
IV. History and Bibliography of Anatom? ... 34 
V. Anatomical Nomenclature . . . .35 
VI. The Art of Making Anatomical Preparations . . ?5 
VII. Catalogues of Museums . . . . '. 36 
COMPARATIVE ANATOMY. 
I. General and Collective Works on Comparative Anatomy 37 
II. Works on the General Doctrines of Comparative Ana- 
tomy, Physiology of Animals, etc. ... 39 
III. Works on Various Parts of the Structure of Animals 40 
IV. WORKS ON THE STRUCTURE OF DIFFERENT CLASSES OF ANIMALS 41 
a. Vertebrata . . . . . • . 41 
a. Vertebrata Generally .... 41 
b. Particular Classes of Vertebrata ... 42 
*a. Mammalia ..... 42 
*5. Birds, Reptiles, and Fishes ... 43 
b. Invertebrata ...... 44 
a. Invertebrata Generally . . . 44 
b. Particular Classes of Invertebrata . . 44 
*a. Mollusca ..... 44 
*b. Articulata ..... 44 
*c. Entozoa ..... 45 
*d. Zoophytes ..... 46 
Chapter II. PHYSIOLOGY. 
I. Elementary and Systematic Treatises ... 49 
II. Collective Works, Essays, &c. .... 55 
III. Works on Particular Departments of Physiology . 57 
( A. General Physiology ..... 57 
1. Life, Organization; the Zoonomia, etc. . . 57 
2. General Physiology illustrating Natural Theology . 62 CONTENTS. 
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3. Physical and Moral History of Mankind, and Varie- 
ties of the Human Species ... 62 
4. Temperament, Constitution, Hereditary Peculiari- 
ties, etc. ...... 65 
5. Relation of Climate and Physical Agents to the Animal 
Functions ; including Animal Heat, Electricity, etc. 66 
6. Animal Mechanics, or Animal Physics . . 68 
7. Animal Chemistry applied to Physiology . • 69 
8. Properties of the Animal Textures ; Microscopic Ob- 
servations upon them, etc. ... 71 
b. Special Physiology ' • . . . .72 
1. Nutritive Functions ..... 72 
a. Nutritive Functions in General ... 72 
b. Particular Parts of the Nutritive Functions • 72 
*a. Circulation of Blood, Functions of the Heart 
and Bloodvessels .... 72 
§ The Pulse ..... 75 
*6. Properties of the Blood . . . 76 
*c. Respiration ..... 78 
**a. Mechanism and Chemical Changes . 78 
**6. Asphyxia, and Recovery of Drowned Per- 
sons ..... 80 
*d. Nutrition and Properties of the Textures . 82 
§ Regeneration of the Textures ... 83 
*e. Secretion ; Properties of the Fluids of the Ani- 
mal Body ..... 83 
*/". Digestion ; including Saliva, Deglutition, &c. 86 
§ Aliment ..... 88 
*g. Absorption and Sanguification . . 88 
§ Absorption of Poisons .... 91 
2. Reproductive Functions . . . • 91 
a. Reproductive Functions generally . . 91 
b. Functions of the Adult Reproductive Organs . 93 
§ Gravid Uterus, Parturition ... 94 
c. Foetal Development and Nutrition . . 94 
3. Animal Functions . . . . .97 
a. Animal Powers Generally ; Sensibility and Irrita- 
bility ... . . . .97 
b. Functions of the Nervous System; including Phre- 
nology and Mental Physiology . . 98 
§ The Passions, Expression, etc. . . 105 
c. Sleep, Torpidity, Somnambulism, Animal Magnet- 
ism, and Odic Force .... 107 
d. Functions of Different Cerebro-Spinal Nerves . 109 
*a. Nerves of Common Sensation and Motion . 109 
*b. Nerves of Special Sensation . . .110 xii 
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• PARE 
**a. Sense of Vision .... 110 
**b. Senses of Hearing, Taste, Smell, and Touch 111 
e. Functions of the Sympathetic System of Nerves . 112 
f. Nervous Sympathy .... 112 
g. Muscular Motion ..... 113 
h. Voice (including works on Stammering) . . 114 
Chapter III. MATERIA MEDICA and PHARMACY, including HY- 
GIENE AND THERAPEUTICS. 
I. Hygiene, Dietetics, and Regimen . . . 117 
1. Hygiene ...... 117 
A. General Treatises . . . . • 117 . 
b. Naval and Military Hygiene .... 121 
2. Dietetics ...... 122 
a. General Treatises ..... 122 
b. Works on Particular Articles of Diet . . 124 
3. Regimen . . . . . (. 125 
§ Bathing ...... 127 
II. Materia Medica . . . . . .129 
a. General, Elementary, and Systematic Treatises . 129 
b. Works on Particular Departments of the Materia Medica 134 
1. Vegetable Materia Medica .... 134 
2. Materia Medica of Particular Countries . . 135 
3. Individual Remedies, and Classes of Medicines • 136 
§ Mineral Waters ..... 136 
III. Pharmacy ...... 136 
a. General and Elementary Treatises . . . 136 
b. Works on Particular Departments of Pharmacy . 138 
a. Medicinal Preparations .... 138 
b. Pharmacopoeias, Dispensatories, Formularies, &c. 139 
*a. Of Special Authors .... 139 
*6. National Pharmacopoeias . . . 144 
§ Commentaries on the Pharmacopoeias . . . 145 
c. On the Adulteration of Medicines . . . 145 
IV. Therapeutics ...... 145 
A. General Therapeutics . . * . . . 145 
a. General and Systematic Treatises . . • 145 
§ Homoeopathy and Hydropathy . . 148 
b. Works on the General Modus Operand! of Medicines 150 
b. Special Therapeutics . . . . .151 
a. General Treatises . . . . .151 
b. Works on Particular Remedies, and their Use . 151 
c. Works on Particular Classes of Remedies, and 
their Use ..... 177 
d. Works on Particular Modes of Applying Medicines 181 
c. On the Art of Prescribing .... 182 xiii 
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Chapter IV. GENERAL PATHOLOGY and PRACTICE of MEDI- 
CINE. 
I. Hygiene . . . . . . .185 
II. Morbid Anatomy . . . . . .185 
a. Morbid Anatomy Generally . . . .185 
b. Morbid Anatomy of Particular Parts . . . 188 
c. Monstrosities and Malformations . . .190 
d. Catalogue of Museums ..... 191 
III. Chemistry Applied to Pathology . . . 191 
§ Chemical and Microscopical Analysis of Diseased Fluids 192 
IV. Pathology . , . . . .193 
a. General Pathology . . . . .193 
1. Systematic Treatises . . . . .193 
2. Works on Particular Departments of General Pa- 
thology . . . . . .195 
a. Etiology ...... 195 
§ Contagion ..... 200 
b. Semeiology or Symptomatology . . . 202 
*a. Diagnosis ..... 202 
**a. Diagnosis in General ' . . . 202 
**b. Special Means of Diagnosis . . 204 
***a. Auscultation, Percussion, Palpation, etc. * 204 
***d. Pulse ..... 206 
***c. Examination of Secretions . . 207 
*6. Prognosis ..... 207 
c. Nosology . . . . . . 208 
b. Special Pathology, or Practice of Medicine . . 210 
1. Elementary and Systematic Treatises . . 210 
2. Collective Works, Medical Essays, Reports,Cases, etc. 225 
3. Diseases of Particular Countries and Places . 245 
4. Diseases of the Army and Navy . . .252 
a. Diseases of the Army .... 252 
b. Diseases of the Navy .... 256 
5. Works on General Diseases .... 257 
a. Irritation ...... 257 
b. Inflammation ..... 258 
c. Fever ...... 258 
*a. Fever Generally . . . .258 
*b. Individual Fevers .... 263 
**a. Continued Fever .... 263 
**6. Intermittent Fever . t . . . 268 
**c. Remittent Fever .... 270 
***a. Remittent Fever Generally . . 270 
***d. Remittent Fevers in Particular . 272 
****a. Yellow Fever . . . 272 xiv 
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****5. Infantile Remittent Fever . . 277 
*»**c. Hectic Fever . . . 278 
**tZ. Fevers with Eruption . . .278 
***a. Eruptive Fevers Generally . . 278 
***5. Eruptive Fevers in Particular . . 278 
****a. Exanthemata Vera . . . 278 
Rubeola .... 278 
Scarlatina. . . .279 
Variola .... 279 
Varicella .... 282 
Vaccinia .... 283 
****6. Simple Eruptive Fevers . . 286 
Erysipelas . . . 286 
Miliaria . . . .286 
Plague .... 286 
d. Diseases of the Blood. .... 288 
e. Haemorrhages . . . . . 289 
f. Dropsy ...... 289 
g. Gout ...... 291 
h. Rheumatism ..... 294 
i. Obesity ...... 295 
j. Scorbutus . . . . . .295 
k. Scrofula ...... 296 
l. Scirrhus ...... 298 
m. Melanosis ...... 299 
n. Fungus Hsematodes .... 299 
. Works on Diseases of Particular Organs . . 299 
a. Diseases of the Skin .... 299 
*a. Diseases of the Skin Generally . . 299 
*6. Particular Diseases of the Skin . . 301 
b. Diseases of the Nervous System . . . 302 
*a. Diseases of the Nervous System in General . 302 
*6. Diseases of Particular Parts of the Nervous 
System . . . . . 305 
**a. Diseases of the Brain . . . 305 
• ***a. Diseases of the Brain Generally . 305 
***5. Diseases of the Brain in Particular . 307 
****a. Affections of the Membranes . 307 
*****a. Meningitis . . . 307 
*****6. Hydrocephalus . . . 307 
• *»***c. Delirium Tremens . . 309 
****5. Apoplexy and Paralysis . . 309 
****c. Mental Diseases . . . 310 
§ Melancholia and Hypochondriasis . 319 
**5. Diseases of the Spinal Marrow, and of the 
Sympathetic System of Nerves . . 320 CONTENTS. 
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**c. Diseases of the Nerves . . . 321 
**d. Anomalous Diseases of the Nervous System 322 
Chorea ..... 322 
• Epilepsy ..... 322 
Hydrophobia .... 323 
Hysteria ..... 325 
Tetanus ..... 325 
c. Diseases of the Respiratory System . . 325 
*a. Diseases of the Respiratory System Generally 325 
*b. Particular Diseases of the Respiratory System 327 
Asphyxia ..... 327 
Asthma . . . . . 327 
Bronchitis and Laryngitis, including Catarrh 
and Influenza .... 328 
Bronchocele ..... 330 
Croup ..... 331 
Emphysema ..... 332 
Hydrothorax .... 332 
Laryngismus Stridulus . . . 332 
Laryngitis ..... 332 
Pertussis . ... . . 333 
Phthisis ..... 333 
Pleuritis and Pneumonia . . . 338 
d. Diseases of the Circulatory Organs . . 339 
*a. Diseases of the Circulatory Organs Generally . 339 
**5. Particular Diseases of the Circulatory Organs 341 
***a. Particular Diseases of the Heart . 341 
Angina Pectoris . . . 341 
Carditis .... 341 
Cyanosis .... 341 
Hypertrophy . . f 341 
Polypus . . . .341 
***6. Diseases of Arteries and Veins . 342 
e. Diseases of the Digestive Organs . . . 342 
*a. Diseases of the Digestive Organs Generally . 342 
*6. Particular Diseases of the Digestive Organs . 345 
**a. Diseases of the Mouth, Throat, and Gullet '345 
**5. Particular Diseases of the Stomach and In- 
testines .... 34g 
Ascites ..... 346 
Cholera 3-16 
Colic . . * . . .354 
Constipation .... 354 
Diarrhoea and Dysentery . . 355 
Gastralgia and Enteralgia . . 356 
Gastro-Enteritis . . . .356 xvi 
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FACTE 
Hemorrhoids and Diseases of the Rectum 357 
Indigestion .... 357 
Marasmus .... 358 
Peritonitis .... 358 
Worms ..... 359 
**d. Diseases of the Liver . . . 359 
/, Diseases of the Absorbent System . . 362 
g. Diseases of the Urinary and Generative Organs . 362 
*a. Diseases of the Urinary and Generative Organs 
Generally . . . . . 362 
*6. Particular Diseases of the Urinary and Gene- 
rative Organs . . . . 363 
Bright's Disease .... 363 
Diabetes ..... 364 
Nephritis ... . . . 365 
Appendix, 
Diseases of the Supra-Renal Capsules . 365 
Chapter V. SURGERY. 
I. General Works on Surgery ... . . 369 
A. Elementary and Systematic Works . . . 369 
b. Collective Works, Surgical Essays, Reports, Cases, etc. 375 
II. Military and Naval Surgery .... 381 
III. Obstetric Surgery, and Diseases of the Female Organs 
of Generation ...... 381 
IV. Surgical Anatomy ..... 382 
V. Works on Particular Departments of Surgery . 382 
a. General Surgical Diseases .... 382 
1. Inflammation and its Consequences . . . 382 
а. Inflammation ..... 382 
б. Suppuration ..... 384 
c. Ulceration and Ulcers .... 385 
d. Gangrene and Hospital Gangrene . . .386 
2. Wounds ...... 386 
a. Wounds Generally . . . .386 
b. Poisoned Wounds ..... 387 
c. Gunshot Wounds . . . . .388 
3. Tetanus ...... 388 
4. Constitutional Irritation .... 388 
5. Tumors and Morbid Growths . . . 389 
a. Tumors Generally ..... 389 
b. Particular Tumors and Morbid Growths . . 389 
*a. Scirrhus and Cancer . . . . 389 
*b. Encysted Tumors .... 392 
*c. Erectile Tumors .... 392 
*d. Fibro-plastic Tumors .... 392 CONTENTS. 
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*e. Fungus ILematodes .... 392 
*y. Melanosis ..... 392 
*g. Naevi ...... 392 
*A. Neuroma ..... 392 
6. Scrofula ...... 392 
b. Surgery of Particular Parts of the Body . . 392 
1. Surgical Diseases of the Skin, and its Appendages . 392 
a. Diseases of the Skin and Cellular Tissue . . 392 
*a. Burns ...... 392 
*6. Erysipelas ..... 393 
*c. Carbuncle and Boil .... 393 
b. Diseases of the Epidermis, Hair, and Nails . 393 
2 Surgery of Bloodvessels .... 394 
a. Hemorrhage. Ligature and Torsion of Arteries, Sc. 394 
b. Diseases of Arteries, including Aneurism . . 395 
§ Aneurism ..... 396 
c. Diseases of Veins ..... 397 
3. Injuries of the Head ..... 398 
4. Injuries of the Spine ..... 398 
5. Surgical Diseases and Injuries of Nerves . . 399 
6. Ophthalmic Surgery ..... 399 
a. Works on Diseases of the Eye in General . 399 
b. Works on Diseases of the Eye in Particular . 402 
*a. Ophthalmia ..... 402 
*6. Diseases of the Cornea . . . 404 
*c. Iritis ...... 404 
*c?. Diseases of the Pupil . . . . • 404 
*e. Cataract ..... 404 
*f. Dislocation of Lens .... 407 
*y. Amaurosis ..... 407 
§ Hemeralopia .... 407 
*A. Phosphene ..... 407 
Fungus Haematodes of Eye . •. . 407 
*k. Venereal Diseases of the Eye . . . 407 
*1. Strabismus ..... 408 
*m. Diseases of Eyelids .... 408 
*n. Diseases of the Lachrymal Apparatus . . 408 
7. Surgery of the Ear ..... 409 
8. Surgery of Nose, Mouth, Throat, and Larynx . 411 
a. Surgery of Nose . . . . .411 
b. Surgery of Mouth and Teeth . . . 411 
c. Extirpation of the Parotid Gland . . . 413 
d. Surgery of ffisophagus .... 413 
e. Surgery of Larynx, Trachea, and Thyroid Gland . 413 
9. Diseases of the Mamina .... 414 
10. Surgery of Intestines .... 415 
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a. Wounds of Intestines .... 415 
b. Hernia ...... 416 
*a. Hernia Generally < . . .416 
*6. Particular Species of Hernia . . . 418 
**a. Inguinal Hernia . . . .418 
**6. Femoral Hernia .... 418 
**c. Umbilical Hernia .... 418 
c. Artificial Anus . . . . .419 
d. Diseases of Rectum and Anus . . .419 
11. Surgical Diseases and Injuries of Bones . . 421 
a. Diseases of Bones ..... 421 
*«. Diseases of Bones Generally . . . 421 
*6. Particular Diseases of Bones . . . 422 
§ Necrosis ..... 422 
b. Injuries of Bones, including Fractures and their 
Consequences ..... 423 
12. Surgical Diseases and Injuries of Joints . . 425 
a. Diseases of Joints ..... 425 
b. Injuries of Joints, including Dislocations . 427 
13. Deformities and Distortions, including Diseases of 
the Spine ..... 228 
§ Wry Neck and Club Foot . . . 430 
14. Diseases of Generative and Urinary Organs . 430 
a. Diseases of Generative and Urinary Organs Gene- 
rally ...... 430 
b. Diseases of Generative and Urinary Organs in Par- 
ticular ...... 431 
*a. Diseases of Generative Organs . . 431 
**a. Diseases of Testes and their Coverings . 432 
***a. Diseases of Scrotum . . . 432 
***£. Hydrocele .... 432 
***c. Diseases of Testes and Spermatic Cord 433 
**t. Spermatorrhoea .... 433 
**c. Impotence and Sterility . . . 434 
*5. Diseases of Urinary Organs . . . 434 
**a. Diseases of Bladder . . . 434 
**6. Diseases of Urethra, including Stricture . 435 
§ Stricture .... 436 
*c. Diseases of Penis .... 439 
*d. Stone, Gravel, and their Means of Cure . 439 
§ Lithontriptics .... 443 
15. Venereal Diseases ..... 443 
a. Syphilis, its Consequences and Treatment . 443 
*a. Syphilis Generally .... 443 
*b. Consequences of Syphilis . . . 449 
**a. Venereal Ophthalmia . . . 449 CONTEXTS. 
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**6. Syphilitic Eruptions . . . 449 
**c. Syphilitic Enteritis .... 449 
*c. Treatment of Syphilis .... 449 
**a. Use of Mercury in Syphilis . . 449 
**Z>. Use of Acids, and various other Medicines 
in Syphilis . . . .450 
b. Diseases resembling Syphilis . . . 451 
*a. Pseudo-Syphilis . . • . . 451 
*b. Sibbens, Yaws, &c. .... 451 
c. Gonorrhoea . . . . . . 451 
16. Operative Surgery ..... 452 
a. General Works on Operative Surgery . . 452 
b. Works on Particular Operations . . . 454 
*a. Amputation ..... 454 
*b. Ecrasement ..... 455 
*c. Excision of Joints and Resection of Bones . 455 
*d. Lithotomy . . . . .455 
*e. Operations on the Eye .... 455 
*/. Plastic Operations . . . .455 
17. Surgical Instruments and Means of Cure . . 456 
a. Instruments and Bandages . . . '456 
b. Surgical Means of Cure .... 457 
*a. Cupping. . . . . .457 
*Z>. Cautery, including Moxa . . . 457 
*c. Caustic . . . . . .457 
*<7. Bougies ..... 457 
Chapter VI. MIDWIFERY and DISEASES of WOMEN and CHIL- 
DREN. 
I. Obstetric Anatomy and Physiology . . . 461 
a. Anatomy of Female Organs .... 461 
b. Anatomy of the Foetus . . . . . 461 
c. Physiology of Gravid Uterus and Foetus . . 461 
II. Works on Midwifery, and the General Management of 
Lying-in Women ..... 462 
a. General and Systematic Treatises . . . 462 
b. Works on Particular Departments of Midwifery . 469 
1. Pregnancy, its Diagnosis, Duration, etc. . . 469 
2. Preternatural Labor, including Diseases and Acci- 
dents of Pregnancy and Childbed . . 470 
a. Diseases and Accidents of Pregnancy and Child- 
bed in General . . • . . 470 
b. Diseases and Accidents of Pregnancy and Child- 
bed in Particular . . . .471 
*a. Abortion .• . . . . 471 XX 
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*b. Extra-uterine and False Pregnancy, Superfoe- 
tatiori, &c. ..... 471 
*c. Diseases of the Foetus and Placenta . . 472 
*d. Retroversion of Gravid Uterus . . . 472 
*e. Difficult Labor, its Causes, &c. . . 472 
*/. Puerperal Convulsions .... 473 
*g. Puerperal Fever . . . .473 
*A. Uterine Hemorrhage .... 475 
*i. Phlegmasia Dolens . . . .476 
*k. Rupture of Uterus, Vagina, and Perineum . 476 
*Z. Fistula, Vesico-vaginal, &c. . . . 477 
3. Obstetric Surgery ..... 477 
a. General Treatises ..... 477 
b. Works on Particular Operations • . . 477 
*u. Caesarean Section .... 477 
*b. Symphyseotomy . . . .478 
*c. Incision of Uterus .... 478 
*d. Induction of Premature Labor . . 478 
c. Obstetric Instruments, their Use, &c. . . 478 
4. Medico-Legal Obstetricy .... 478 
III. Works on the Diseases of Women . . . 478 
a. General and Systematic Works . . .478 
b. Particular Diseases of Women . . . . 482 
a. Amenorrhcea, Dysmenorrhoea, and Menorrhagia . 482 
b. Chlorosis .... . . . 482 
c. Hysteria • . ... . . 483 
d. Leucorrhoea . . . . .483 
e. Mamma, Diseases of ... . 483 
f. Nymphomania ..... 483 
g. Ovarian Disease ..... 483 
h. Sterility ...<•.. 484 
i. Uterus, Diseases of. . . . . 484 
k. Uterus, Displacement of . . . . 486 
IV. Works on the Diseases and Management of Children . 486 
A. General and Systematic Works . ' . . 486 
b. Works on Particular Diseases of Children . . 491 
a. Asphyxia ...... 491 
b. Cerebral Diseases ..... 491 
c. Cholera Infantum ..... 491 
d. Convulsions . . ' . . .491 
e. Coryza ...... 492 
f. Croup ...... 492 
g. Cyanosis ...... 492 
A. Dentition ...... 492 
i. Fever, Infantile Remittent . . . 492 
k. Hydrocephalus ..... 492 CONTENTS. 
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l. Laryngismus Stridulus .... 492 
m. Marasmus ...... 492 
n. Measles ...... 492 
o. Pertussis ...... 493 
p. Pneumonia ..... 493 
q. Rickets ...... 493 
r. Scarlatina ...... 493 
s. Skin, Diseases of . . . . . 493 
t. Stomach and Bowels, Diseases of • . . 493 
m. Worms ...... 493 
Chapter VII. MEDICAL JURISPRUDENCE and MEDICAL POLICE. 
I. Medical Jurisprudence ..... 497 
a. General, Elementary, and Systematic Works . . 497 
b. Works on Particular Departments of Medical Juris- 
prudence ...... 499 
1. Works relating to the Subject of Reproduction . 499 
a. Signs of Virginity and Pregnancy ; Period of Ges- 
tation ...... 499 
b. Abortion . . . . . .500 
c. Impotency ...... 500 
2. Infanticide ...... 501 
3. Homicide and Suicide .... 501 
4. Insanity and Lunatic Asylums . . . 501 
a. Insanity ...... 501 
b. Lunatic Asylums ..... 504 
5. Toxicology ...... 504 
a. General Works on Poisons . . . 504 
b. Works on Particular Poisons . . . 506 
6. On Sudden Death . . . . . 508 
7. On Death by Lightning, Drowning, etc. . . 508 
8. On the Certainty of the Signs of Death, and the 
Danger of Premature Interment . . . 508 
9. Coroner's Inquest, and Judicial Post-mortem Exami- 
nations ...... 509 
II. Medical Police ...... 509 
a. General Works ...... 509 
b. Works on Particular Departments of Medical Police . 511 
1. On Quarantine Laws and Disinfecting Agents . 511 
a. Quarantine Laws ..... 511 
b. Disinfecting Agents .... 512 
2. On the Effects of Putrid Effluria, Miasmata, Malaria, 
etc. ...... 512 
3. On the Cleansing and Drainage of Cities, etc. . 512 
4. On the Management and Diseases of Public Institu- 
tions ...... 513 xxii 
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a. Hospitals, Prisons, and Workhouses . . 513 
b. Lunatic Asylums . . . . .515 
5. On Feigned, Dissembled, and Imputed Diseases . 515 
6. On Prostitution ..... 516 
7. On Adulteration of Food and Medicine . . 516 
8. On Population, Longevity, and Rate of Mortality, in- 
cluding Works on Medical Statistics . . 516 
Chapter VIII. MEDICAL LITERATURE. 
I. General Works on Medical Literature, including Works 
on Medical Philosophy . . . . .521 
§ Medical Bibliography ..... 525 
II. History of Medicine ..... 526 
III. Medical Education, Medical Ethics, and Laws Relating 
to the Medical Profession .... 530 
IV. Medical Institutions, including Universities, Hospitals, 
&c. . . . . . ... 534 
§ Lunatic Asylums ..... 540 
V. Medical Biography ..... 543 
VI. Occasional Lectures, Orations, and Addresses . . 548 
VII. Controversies . . . . . .551 
VIII. Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias, Etc. .... 554 
PART II. 
SCIENCE. 
Chapter I. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY and CHEMISTRY. 
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. 
I. General, Elementary, and Systematic Works . . 559 
II. Works on Particular Departments of Natural Phi- 
losophy ....... 561 
a. Mechanics and Hydro-dynamics . . . 561 
b. Pneumatics ...... 562 
c. Acoustics and Optics ..... 562 
§ Optical Instruments . . . .563 
d. Caloric ....... 564 
■ e. Electricity, Galvanism, and Magnetism . . 564 
III. Astronomy ...... 566 
IV. Meteorology ...... 567 
A. Meteorology in General , . . . . 567 CONTENTS. 
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b. Particular Departments of Meteorology; Meteorological 
Observations, etc. etc. .... 568 
CHEMISTRY. 
I. Elementary and Systematic Works . . . 571 
II. Collective Works, Essays, Etc. .... 577 
III. General Doctrines of Chemistry . . . 578 
A. Chemical Affinity ..... 578 
b. Theory of Definite Proportions . . .578 
c. Stability and Solubility • . . . . 579 
D. Combustion . . . . . . 579 
e. Caloric ....... 580 
f. Electricity and Galvanism . . . .580 
IV. Chemical Nomenclature, Notation, Classification, Etc. 580 
V. Works on Special Departments of Chemistry . . 581 
A. Inorganic Chemistry ..... 581 
1. General Works on Inorganic Chemistry • . 581 
2. Works on Particular Departments of Inorganic 
Chemistry . . . . . .581 
a. Non-Metallic Substances. .... 581 
b. Metals and their Compounds . . .582 
b. .Organic Chemistry . . . . .583 
1 1. General Works on Organic Chemistry . . 583 
2. Works on Particular Departments of Organic Chem- 
istry ...... 583 
a. Animal Chemistry . . . . .583 
a. General Works .... 583 
b. Works on Different Animal Substances . 584 
b. Vegetable Chemistry .... 585 
VI. Works on Practical and Analytical Chemistry . 586 
a. General Works ...... 586 
b. Works on Chemical Analysis in Particular . . 587 
1. Analysis of Organic Substances . . . 587 
2. Analysis of Minerals ..... 587 
3. Description and Uses of Chemical Apparatus . 588 
VII. Applications of Chemistry to the Arts, Agriculture, Etc. 588 
VIII. Works on Alchemy ..... 590 
IX. History and Objects of Chemistry, including Chemical 
Controversies . . . . . .591 
Chapter II. NATURAL HISTORY, including ZOOLOGY, BOTANY, 
GEOLOGY, MINERALOGY, anq MINERAL WATERS. 
I. General and Collective Works on Natural History . 595 
II. Natural History of Particular Countries and Places • 599 
III. Particular Departments of Natural History . . 600 
a. Zoology ....... 600 xxiv 
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1. General Works on Zoology .... 600 
2. Works on the Zoology of Particular Countries and 
Places ...... 602 
3. Works on Particular Classes of Animals . . 603 
a. Vertebrata ...... 603 
*a. Vertebrata Generally .... 603 
*6. Particular Classes of Vertebrata . . 604 
**a. Mammalia ..... 604 
**b. Birds ..... 605 
**c. Reptiles . . ... . 607 
**<Z. Fishes 608 
b. Invertebrata ..... 608 
*a. Invertebrata Generally . . . 608 
*5. Particular Classes of Invertebrata . . 609 
**a. Mollusca, including Conchology . . 609 
**6. Articulata ..... 610 
**c. Entozoa ..... 612 
**d. Zoophytes . . . . .612 
B. Botany ....... 613 
1. General, Elementary, and Systematic Works . 613 
2. Collective Works, Essays, etc. . . . 615 
3. Vegetable Anatomy and Physiology . ... 616 
4. Descriptive Botany . . . . .619 
a. General Floras and Catalogues of Plants . . 619 
b. Floras of Particular Countries and Places . 622 
c. Descriptions of Particular Classes or Families of 
Plants, and of Individual Genera and Species . 628 
*ct. Classes or Families of Plants . . . 628 
*5. Individual Genera and Species . . 629 
5. Medical Botany ..... 631 
a. General Works ..... 631 
b. Particular Classes, Genera, and Species of Medical 
Plants ...... 632 
6. Diseases and Anomalies of Plants . . . 632 
7. Botanical Nomenclature .... 632 
8. History of Botany, including Botanical Biography 
and Bibliography ..... 633 
9. Agriculture and Gardening .... 633 
c. Geology ....... 633 
1. General, Elementary, and Collective Works . 633 
2. Geology of Particular Countries . . . 635 
3. Mines and Mining Operations . . . 636 
4. Fossil Remains ..... 636 
d Mineralogy ...... 637 
1. General, Elementary, and Systematic Works . 637 CONTENTS. 
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2. Works on the Mineralogy of Particular Countries 
and Places . . . ... . 638 
3. Treatises on Classes of Minerals and Individual 
Minerals ...... 638 
4. Works on Crystallography .... 639 
5. Analysis of Minerals ..... 639 
6. Mineralogical Nomenclature .... 639 
e. Mineral Waters ...... 639 
1. Works on Mineral Waters Generally . . 639 
2. Works on Particular Mineral Waters . . 640 
a. United States and Canada . . . 640 
b. Britain ...... 641 
c. Continent of Europe .... 642 
Chapter III. SCIENCE of the MIND ; including METAPHYSICS 
AND MORAL PHILOSOPHY, GENERAL EDUCA- 
TION and POLITICS. 
I. Metaphysics and Moral Philosophy . . . 647 
II. General Education ..... 651 
III. Politics; including Political Economy, and Local and 
Occasional Politics ..... 652 
PART III. 
LITERATURE. 
Chapter I. GENERAL LITERATURE . . . .657 
Chapter II. GENERAL BIOGRAPHY . . . .662 
Chapter III. HISTORY and ANTIQUITIES, GEOGRAPHY, VOY- 
AGES, AND TRAVELS . . . .664 
I. History and Antiquities ..... 664 
II. Geography, Voyages and Travels . . . 666 
Chapter IV. The ARTS ...... 668 xxvi 
CONTENTS. 
PART IV. 
MISCELLANIES. 
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Chapter I. AGRICULTURE and HORTICULTURE, VETERINARY 
MEDICINE and DOMESTIC ECONOMY. 
I. Agriculture and Horticulture .... 671 
II. Veterinary Medicine ..... 674 
HL Domestic Economy ..... 677 
Chapter II. DICTIONARIES and CYCLOPAEDIAS . . 679 
I. General Dictionaries and Cyclopaedias . . . 679 
II. Dictionaries of Various Languages . . . 679 
III. Bibliographical Dictionaries .... 680 
IV. Dictionaries of Natural History . . . 680 
V. Dictionaries of Medical Science .... 681 
a. Practical Medicine, and Medical Science Generally . 681 
b. Particular Branches of Medical Science . . 684 
VI. Miscellaneous ...... 686 
Chapter III. TRANSACTIONS, LAWS, Etc., of SCIENTIFIC SO- 
CIETIES and other ASSOCIATIONS. 
I. Societies with General Scientific Objects . . 687 
American ...... 687 
British ....... 687 
French ....... 688 
German ...... 689 
Russian ...... 689 
Swedish ...... 689 
II. Societies for Cultivating Medical Science . . 690 
American ...... 690 
British ....... 691 
East Indian ...... 692 
French ....... 692 
III. Societies for Cultivating Natural History . . 693 
IV. Literary and Philosophical Societies . . . 693 
V. .Societies for Promoting Agriculture, Manufactures, 
Etc. ....... 694 
VI. Benevolent Societies ..... 694 CONTENTS. 
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Chapter IV. CATALOGUES, VALUABLE LISTS, etc. . . 696 
I. Catalogue of Books ..... 696 
a. General Bibliography, and Lists of Books on Particu- 
lar Subjects ...... 696 
b. Catalogues of Particular Libraries . . . 697 
II. Catalogues of Collections of Anatomical Preparations 698 
III. Miscellaneous *. . . . . . 699 
Chapter V. JOURNALS, REVIEWS, etc. 
I. Medicine ....... 700 
A. Medical Science Generally .... 700 
American . . . . . .700 
British . . . . . . 702 
French ...... 706 
German ...... 707 
b. Particular Branches of Medical Science . . 707 
II. Science and Arts ..... 709 
American ...... 709 
British ....... 709 
German ....... 711 
III. General Literature ..... 711 
Index ........ 715 PART I. 
MEDICINE. 
Chapter I. Anatomy ; including Human and Comparative 
Anatomy. 
II. Physiology. 
III. Materia Medica and Pharmacy; including Hygiene, and 
Therapeutics. 
IV. General Pathology and Practice of Medicine. 
V. Surgery. 
VI. Midwifery, and Diseases of Women and Children. 
VII. Medical Jurisprudence, and Medical Police. 
VIII. Medical Literature. CHAPTER I. 
INCLUDIWG 
HUMAN AND COMPARATIVE 
ANATOMY. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
I. GENERAL ANATOMY. 
(A.) SYSTEMATIC WORKS. 
Bayle, 417, D. A manual of general anatomy. By A. L. J. Bayle and H. 
Hollard. Translated from the French by H. Storer. Lond. 1829. 
2050, 0. The same. Translated by S. D. Gross, M. D. Philad. 1828. 
Beclard, 2135, 0. Elements of general anatomy. Translated from the 
French of P. A. Beclard. With notes and corrections, by Robert 
Knox, M. D. Edinb. 1830. 
2161. Elements of general anatomy. By P. A. Beclard. With a 
critical and biographical memoir of the life and writings of the author, 
by Ollivier, M. D. Translated from the French, with notes, by 
Joseph Togno, M. D. Philad. 1830. 
Bichat, 1178, O. Anatomie generale, appliquee a la physiologic et it la 
medecine. Par Xav. Bichat. Tomes 4. Paris, 1801. 
1775, O. General anatomy, applied to physiology and medicine. 
By Xavier Bichat. With additions by P. A. Beclard. Translated by 
George Hayward, M. D. 4 vols. Boston, 1825. 
2080, O. An epitome of the general anatomy of Bichat. By Thos. 
Henderson, M. D. Philad. 1829. 
Chevalier, 1418, O. Lectures on the general structure of the human body, 
and on the anatomy and functions of the skin. By Thomas Chevalier. 
Lond.1823. 
Craigie, 352, Q. Elements of anatomy, general, special, and comparative. 
From the Encyclopaedia Britannica. 7th edit. By David Craigie, M. D. 
With plates. Edinb. 1831. 
Donne, 3169, 0. Cours de microscopic complementaire des etudes medi- 
cales, anatomie microscopique et physiologic des fluides de Peconomie. 
Par Al. Donne et Leon Foucault, M. D. Paris, 1844. 
195, F. Atlas au meme livre. Paris, 1845. 
Dutrochet, 2421, 0. Recherches et physiologiques sur la 
structure intime des animaux et des vegetaux. Par M. H. Dutrochet, 
M. D. Paris, 1824. 
Fontana, 60, Q. Tome II. Observations sur la structure primitive du 
corps animal, &c. Par M. Felix Fontana. Florence, 1781. 6 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Fontana, 36, 0. Vol. II. Observations on the primitive structure of the 
animal body, &c. With plates. By Felix Fontana. Translated from 
the French by Jos. Skinner. Lond. 1787. 
Gerlach, 3376, 0. Handbuch der allgemeinen und speciellen Gewebelehre 
des menschlichen Kbrpers fur Aerzte und Studirende. Von Dr. J. 
Gerlach. Mit zahlreichen Holzschnitten. Mainz, 1850. 
Grainger, 2119, 0. Elements of general anatomy, containing an outline 
of the anatomy of the human body. By R. D. Grainger. Lond. 1829. 
Hassall, 3292, 0. The microscopic anatomy of the human body in health 
and disease. With plates. By A. H. Hassall, M. B. 2 vols. Lond. 
1849. 
Henle, 3111, 0. Allgemeine Anatomie. Lehre von den Mischungs-und 
Formbestandtheilen des menschlichen Kbrpers. Von J. Henle. Mit 
Tafeln. Leipzig, 1841. 
3300, 0. Tome VI. and VII. Traite d'anatomie generale ou histoire 
des tissus et de la composition chimique du corps humain. Par J. 
Henle. Traduit de 1'Allemand par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encyclopedie 
anatomique.) Paris, 1843. 
Horner, 1903, 0. A treatise on special and general anatomy. By Wm. E. 
Horner, M. D. 2 vols. Philad. 1826. 
Kblliker, 3589, 0. Mikroskopische Anatomie oder Gewebelehre des 
Menschen. Von Dr. A. Kblliker. - II. Specielie Gewebelehre. - 
2 Bande. Mit Holzschnitten. Leipzig, 1850 and 1852. 
3527, 0. Manual of human histology. By A. Kblliker. Translated 
and edited by Geo. Busk and Thos. Huxley. 2 vols. Lond. 1853 and 
1854. (Sydenham Soc.) 
Lister, 2322, 0. p. On the microscopic characters of the animal tissues 
and fluids. By J. J. Lister and Dr. Hodgkin. Lond. 1832. 
Mandi, 3086, 0. Manuel d'anatomie generale appliquee a la physiologic et 
& la pathologic. Par L. Mandi, M. D. Avec planches. Paris, 1843. 
Meckel, 2358, 0. Manuel d'anatomie generale, descriptive et pathologique. 
Par J. F. Meckel. Traduit de 1'Allemand et augmente des faits nou- 
veaux. Par A. J. L. Jourdan et G. Breschet. Tomes 3. Paris, 1825. 
2299, 0. Manual of general, descriptive, and pathological anatomy. 
By J. F. Meckel. Translated from the French of A. J. L. Jourdan and 
G. Breschet, by A. Sidney Doane, M. D. 3 vols. Philad. 1832. 
Morton, 3228, 0. An illustrated system of human anatomy, special, 
general and microscopic. By Sam. Geo. Morton, M. D. Philad. 1849. 
Quekett, 3635. 0. Lectures on histology, delivered at the Royal College 
of Surgeons of England. By John Quekett. Vol. I. Elementary 
tissues of plants and animals. Vol. II. Structure of the skeleton of 
plants and invertebrate animals. Illustrated with wood-cuts. Lond. 
1852 and 1854. 
3414, 0. The same. Vol. I. Lond. 1852. 
Schwann, 3243, 0. Microscopical researches into the accordance in the 
structure and growth of animals and plants. Translated from the HUMAN ANATOMY. 
7 
German of Dr. Th. Schwann, by Henry Smith. Lond. 1847. (Syden- 
ham Soc.) 
Todd & Bowman, 3540, 0. The physiological anatomy and physiology 
of man. By Robert B. Todd, M. D., and Wm. Bowman, F. R. S. Vol. 
I. Lond. 1845. 
Wilson, 3258, 0. A system of human anatomy, general and special. By 
Erasmus Wilson, M. D. 4th Amer, edit., by Paul B. Goddard, M. D. 
With illustrations. Philad. 1849. 
(B.) WORKS ON PARTICULAR TEXTURES. 
a. Bone. 
Haller, 636, D. Deux memoirs sur la formation des os. Par. Alb. de 
Haller. Lausanne, 1758. 
Holden, 3680, 0. The general and microscopic structure of bone and its 
development, &c. ZJrt. in L. Holden's Human Osteology. Lond. 1855. 
Miescher, 439, Q. De ossium genesi, structura et vita. Dissert, inaug. 
auctore Fr. Miescher. Berolini, 1836. 
Nesbitt, 289, 0. Human osteogeny explained in two lectures ; in which 
not only the beginning and gradual increase of the bones of the human 
foetuses are described; but also the nature of ossification is con- 
sidered, and the general notion, that all bones are formed from carti- 
lages, is demonstrated to be a mistake. With plates. By Robert 
Nesbitt, M. D. Lond. 1736. 
Reichel, 118, Q. vol. 2d. p. De ossium ortu atque structura. Auctore 
Georgio Christiano Reichel, M.D. Lipsise, 1760. (Dissert, inaug.) 
Scarpa, 2013,0. De penitiori ossium structura commentarius. Auctore 
Antonio Scarpa. Raventise, 1800. 
1162, 0. Idem opus; ext. in Memoires de physiologic, &c. Par A. 
Scarpa. Paris, 1804. 
1887, 0. p. A treatise on the minute anatomy of the bones. Trans- 
lated from the Latin of Antonio Scarpa, M. D. By John D. Godman, 
M. D. Philad. 1824. 
462, Q. De anatome, et pathologia ossium commentarii; auctore 
Antonio Scarpa. Cum tabulis aeneis. Ticini, 1827. 
b. Membrane. 
Bichat, 817, 0. Traite des membranes en general, et de diverses mem- 
branes en particulier. Par Xav. Bichat. Nouvelle edition, augmentee 
d'une notice historique sur la vie et les ouvrages de 1'auteur. Par M. 
Husson. Paris, 1816. 
1248, 0. The same. Translated by John G. Coffin, M. D. Boston, 
1813. 
1249, 0. The same. 8 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Billard, 2400, O. De la membrane muqueuse gastro-intestinale dans 1'etat 
sain et dans 1'etat inflammatoire, &c. Par C. Billard. Paris, 1825. 
Bonn, 118, Q. vol. 2d, p. Specimen anatomico-medicum inaugurale de 
continuationibus membranarum. Auct. Andrea Bonn. Amstelaedami, 
1763. 
Borden, 1149, O. Tome I. Recherches sur le tissu muqueux. Par Theoph. 
de Bordeu. Ext. in (Euvres complets par Richerand. Paris, 1818. 
Flourens, 442, Q. Anatomie generale de la peau et des membranes 
muqueuses. Par P. Flourens. Paris, 1843. Avec des planches. 
c. Brain and Nerve. 
Gordon, 1687, 0. pi Remarks on the structure of the brain, comprising an 
estimate of the claims of Gall and Spurzheim to originality. By John 
Gordon, M. D. Edinb. 1817. 
Lobstein, 2243, 0. A treatise on the structure, functions and diseases of 
the human sympathetic nerve. With plates. By John Fred. Lobstein. 
Translated from the Latin, with notes, by Joseph Pancoast, M. D. 
Philad. 1831. 
Mayo, H., 131, F. A series of engravings intended to illustrate the struc- 
ture of the brain and spinal chord in man. By Herbert Mayo. Lond. 
1827. 
Solly, 530, D. The human brain, its configuration, structure, development, 
&c. Illustrated by references to the nervous system in the lower 
orders of animals. By Samuel Solly. Lond. 1836. 
Stilling, 521, Q. Ueber den Bau der Nerven-Primitivfaser und der 
Nervenzelle. Von Dr. B. Stilling. Mit zwei Tafeln. Frankfurt a. M. 
1856. 
515, Q. Neue Untersuchungen fiber den Bau des Ruckenmarks, von 
Dr. B. Stilling, lste Lieferung. Frankfurt a. M. 1856. 
230, F. Atlas mikroskopisch-anatomischer Abbildungen zu den- 
selben. 
Willis, Thos., 128, F. Anatomy of the brain. Ext. in Whole works of 
Dr. Thos. Willis. Transl. by Samuel Pordage. Lond. 1684. 
d. Gland. 
Hedenus, 3082, 0. Tractatus de glandula thyreoidea tam Sana quam mor- 
bosa. Auctore A. Gul. Hedeno. Accedunt tab. aenese. Lipsiae, 1822. 
Muller, 157, F. De glandularum secernentium structura penitiori earuinque 
prima formatione in homine atque animalibus. Commentatio ana- 
tomica. Scripsit Johannes Mueller, M. D. Cum tabulis aeri incisis. 
Lipsiae, 1830. 
Wharton, 466, D. Adenographia: sive glandularum totius corporis de- 
scriptio. Authore ThomU Whartono, M. D., &c. Noviomagi, 1664. HUMAN ANATOMY, 
9 
II. DESCRIPTIVE ANATOMY. 
(a ) SYSTEMATIC WORKS. 
Aitken, 224, 0. Principles of anatomy and physiology. By John Aitken, 
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168, D. The same. With a compendious history of anatomy, and 
the Ruyschian art and method of making anatomical preparations. 
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1297, 0. The same. 5th edit. 3 vols. Edinb. 1812. 12 
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Haller, 122, Q. Disputationum anatomicarum selectarum volumina octo. 
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tremities of the human body; with a short introduction to anatomical 
drawing. By G. Kirtland. Lond. 1807. 
Monro, 1, D. The anatomy of the human bones, nerves, &c. By Alex. 
Monro, M. D. (Primus.) 10th edit. Edinb. 1782. 
227, D. The same work. With notes, by Jeremiah Kirby, M. D. 
Edinb. 1890. 
279, D. The same. 
Nesbitt, 289, 0. Human osteogeny explained in two lectures. By Robert 
Nesbitt, M. D. Lond. 1736. 
Simons, 1401, 0. References to the bones, for anatomical schools. By 
Benj. B. Simons, M. D. Edinb. 1801. 
Soemmerring & Weber, 3300, 0. Tome 2d. Traite d'osteologie et de syn- 
desmologie, par S. T. Soemmerring ; suivi d'un traite de la mecanique 
des organes de la locomotion. Par G. et E. Weber. Traduit de 1'Alle- 18 
IIUMAN ANATOMY. 
mand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. Avec un atlas. Paris, 1843. (Ency- 
clopedic anatomique.) 
Scemmerring & Weber, 418, Q. Atlas au meme livre. Paris, 1843. 
Thomas, 487, D. The surgical and descriptive anatomy of the bones, liga- 
ments, and joints. By W. H. Thomas. Lond. 1834. 
Wilson, 1825, O. On the structure and physiology of the parts composing 
the skeleton, and on the diseases of the bones and joints, &c. By 
James Wilson. Lond. 1820. 
b. Muscles and Fascia. 
Albinus, 520, Q. Bernardi S. Albini historia musculorum hominis. Lugd. 
Batav. 1734. 
1, F. Tables of the skeleton and muscles of the human body. By 
Bernard S. Albinus. Bond. 1749. 
Bell, 189, Q. Engravings of the bones, muscles, and joints. By John 
Bell. 2d edit. Lond. 1804. 
196, Q. p. The same. (1st edit.) Edinb. 1794. 
Browne, 36, F. A complete treatise of the muscles, as they appear in 
humane body, and arise in dissection. Illustrated by nearly 40 cop- 
per-plates. By John Browne. Lond. 1683. 
Cowper, 18, F. Myotomia reformata; or an anatomical treatise on the 
muscles of the human body; with figures after the life. By William 
Cowper, Surgeon and F. R. S. To which is prefixed an introduction 
concerning muscular motion. Lond. 1724. 
Douglas, 16, D. Myographiae comparatae specimen. By James Douglas, 
M. D. Edinb. 1760. 
10, D. The same work. Dublin, 1777. 
Godman, 1887, O. Anatomical investigations, comprising descriptions of 
various fasciae of the human body; to which is added an account of 
some irregularities of structure, and morbid anatomy. By John D. 
Godman, M. D. Philad. 1824. 
Hooper, 301, D. Anatomical plates of the bones and muscles, diminished 
from Albinus, with explanatory maps. Also plates of the thoracic 
and abdominal viscera. By Robert Hooper, M. D. Lond. 1814. 
Innes, 7, D. A short description of the human muscles. Together with 
their uses, and the synonyma of the best authors. By John Innes. 
Dublin, 1778. 
8, D. The same work. A new edition, improved bjj Alex. Monro, 
M. D. Edinb. 1784. 
83, Q. Eight anatomical tables of the human body, containing the 
principal parts of the skeletons and muscles represented in the large 
tables of Albinus, with concise explanations. By John Innes. Edinb. 
1776. 
Kirtland, 307, Q. Anatomical plates of the bones and muscles of the ex- 
treinities of the human body ; with a short introduction to anatomical 
drawing. By G. Kirtland. Lond. 1807. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
19 
Lewis, 387, Q. Plates of the muscles of the human body, drawn from 
nature, and engraved by George Lewis. Lond. 1834. 
Nunneley, 554, D. Anatomical tables ; containing concise descriptions of 
the muscles, ligaments, fasciae, bloodvessels, and nerves. By Thomas 
Nunneley. Lond. 1838. 
Struthers, 3618, O. On the fascia of Scarpa. Ext. in Anat. and Physiol. 
Observ., by John Struthers, M. D. Edinb. 1854. 
Theile, 3300, O. Tome III. Traite de myologie et d'angeiologie. Par F. 
G. Theile. Traduit de PAllemand par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encyclo- 
pedic anatomique.) Paris, 1843. 
Tuson, 138, F. Myology, illustrated by plates of a peculiar construction, 
containing the whole of the muscles of the human body. By E. W. 
Tuson. Lond. 1828. With a supplement. 2 vols. 
1582, O. p. Compendium of angiology and myology, arranged in a tabu- 
lar form. Lond. 1812. 
c. Ligaments and Bursce Mucosce, 
Bell, 189, Q. Engravings of the bones, muscles, and joints. By John 
Bell. 2d edit. Lond. 1804. 
196, Q. p. The same. Edinb. 1794. 
Cooper, 351, Q. A treatise on ligaments. By Bransby B. Cooper, F. R. S. 
2d edit. Lond. 1827. 
Gross, 2181, 0. The anatomy, physiology, and diseases of the bones and 
joints. By Sam. D. Gross, M. D. Philad. 1830. 
Monro, 13, F. A description of all the bursae mucosae of the human body; 
their structure explained, and compared with that of the capsular 
ligaments of the joints, and of those sacs which line the cavities of 
the thorax and abdomen; with remarks on the accidents and dis- 
eases which affect those several sacs, and on the operations necessary 
for their cure. Illustrated with tables. By Alexander Monro, M. D. 
(Secundus.) Edinb. 1788. 2 copies. 
Nunneley, 554, D. Anatomical tables; containing concise descriptions of 
the muscles, ligaments, fasciae, bloodvessels, &c. By Thomas Nunne- 
ley. Lond. 1838. 
Soemmerring, 3300, O. Tome II. Traite d'osteologie et de syndesmologie ; 
par S. T. Soemmerring. Traduit de 1'Allemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. 
Paris, 1843. Avec un atlas (418, Q.) 
Thomas, 487, D. The surgical and descriptive anatomy of the bones, liga- 
ments, and joints. By W. H. Thomas. Lond. 1834. 
2. ORGANS OF DIGESTION. 
a. Teeth. 
Bell, 2108, 0. The anatomy, physiology, and diseases of the teeth. By 
Thos. Bell, F. R. S. Lond. 1829. 20 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Blake, 888, 0. On the structure and formation of the teeth. By Robert 
Blake, M. D. Dublin, 1801. 
Delabarre, 2397, 0. Traite de la seconde dentition, &c. Avec planches. 
Par C. F. Delabarre, M. D. Paris, 1819. 
Eustachius, 597, 0. De dentibus. Ext. in Eustachii. Opuscul. anat. 
Lugd. Batav. 1707. 
Fox, 286, Q. The natural history and diseases of the human teeth. 
With plates. 2d edit. By Joseph Fox. Lond. 1814. 
Fuller, 1165, 0. p. On the structure, formation, &c., of the teeth. By 
John Fuller. Lond. 1810. 
Goddard, 470, Q. The anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the human 
teeth. By Paul B. Goddard, M. D., and Joseph E. Parker. Philad. 
1844. 
Hunter, 28, Q. Natural history of the human teeth. With plates. By 
John Hunter. London, 1771. 
Jobson, 2482, 0. Outlines of the anatomy and physiology of the teeth, 
&c. ; their diseases and treatment. By D. W. Jobson. Edinb. 1834. 
Nasmyth, 2949, 0. On the development, structure, and diseases of the 
teeth. (Historical Introduction.) By A. Nasmyth. Lond. 1839. 
3406, 0. Researches on the development, structure, and diseases of 
the teeth. By Alexander Nasmyth, F. L. S. With plates. Lond. 
1849. 
Ruspini, 104, D. p. A treatise on the teeth. By the Chevalier Ruspini. 
8th edit. Lond. 1797. ' 
Waite, 506, D. The gums ; their structure, diseases, &c. By Geo. Waite. 
Lond. 1835. 
b. Alimentary Canal, Liver, fyc. 
Beale, 3766, 0. On the anatomy of the liver. Illustrated with photo- 
graphs of the author's drawings. By Lionel Beale, M. B. Lond. 
1856. 
Hare, 1835, 0. A view of the structure, functions, and disorders of the 
stomach and alimentary organs. By Thos. Hare. Lond. 1821. 
Hooper, 193, D. p. Anatomical plates of the thoracic and abdominal vis- 
cera. By Robert Hooper, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1806. 
301, D. The same. Lond. 1814. 
Huschke, 3300, O. Tome V. Traite de splanchnologie, &c. Par E. 
Huschke. Traduit de 1'Allemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encyclo- 
pedic anatomique.) Paris, 1845. 
Lereboullet, 506, Q. p. Memoire sur la structure intime du foie, &c. Par 
A. Lereboullet, M. D. Paris, 1853. 
Malpighius, 466, D. p. De viscerum structura exercitatio anatomica Mar- 
celli Malpighii. Accedit dissertatio ejusdem de polypo cordis. Am- 
stel. 1669. 
Rush, 1073, 0. p. An inaugural inquiry into the use of the omentum. 
By James Rush. Philad. 1809. 
Struthers, 3618, 0. On double stomach in man; on diverticula from the HUMAN ANATOMY. 
21 
small intestines. Ext. in Anatom, and Physiol. Observ. By John 
Struthers, M. D. Edinb. 1854. 
Carlisle, 2606, 0. p. Alleged discovery of the use of the spleen and of 
the thyroid gland. By Sir Anthony Carlisle. Lond. 1829. 
Cooper, 366, Q. The anatomy of the thymus gland. By Sir Astley 
Cooper, Bart. With plates. Lond. 1832. 
Crisp, 3717, O. A treatise on the structure and use of the spleen. By 
Edward Crisp, M. D. Lond. 1854. 
Dobson, 2184, 0. p. ' An experimental inquiry into the structure and 
functions of the spleen. By Wm. Dobson, M. D. Lond. 1830. 
Gray, 3633, 0. On the structure and use of the spleen. By Henry Gray. 
Lond. 1854. 
Hewson, 700, 0. Experimental inquiries into the properties of the blood. 
With an account of the structure and offices of the thymus gland, 
of the spleen, &c. By Wm. Hewson. Edit, by Magnus Falconer. 
Lond. 1774,1777, and 1780. 
118, 0. The same. 
27, 0. The same. 
3241, 0. The works of Wm. Hewson, F. R. S. Edited by George 
Gulliver, F. R. S. Lond. 1846. (Sydenham Soc.) 
Hodgkin, 2322, 0. p. On absorption and the uses of the spleen. By Dr. 
Hodgkin. Lond. 1832. 
Holland, 2189, O. The physiology of the foetus, liver, and spleen. By 
George Calvert Holland, M. D. Lond. 1831. 
Simon, 419, Q. A physiological essay on the thymus gland. By John 
Simon, F. R. S. Lond. 1845. 
c. Spleen and Thymus Gland. 
Asellius, 53, F. Gasparis Asellii, Cremonensis, de lactibus, sive lacteis 
venis quarto vasorum mesaraicorum genere. Ext. in Tractate anatom. 
Recensente J. A. Vander Linden. Amstel. 1645. 
Bartholinus, Thos., 51, 0. De lacteis thoracicis & vasis lymphaticis. 
Ext. in Thom. Bartholini Gasp. fil. anatomia ex Casp. Bartholin 
parent. Institut. Hagae Comitis, 1666. 
688, 0. Idem. Lugd. Batav. 1686. 
1362, 0. Idem. Lugd. Batav. 1673. 
Cruikshank, 24, Q. The anatomy of the absorbing vessels of the human 
body. By Wm. Cruikshank. Lond. 1786. 
74, Q. vol. 3d, p. The same. 2d edit, enlarged. Lond. 1790. 
Fohmann, 403, Q. Memoires sur les communications des vaisseaux lym- 
phatiques avec les veines, et sur les vaisseaux absorbans du placenta 
et du cordon ombilical. Par V. Fohmann. Liege, 1832. 
403, Q. p. Memoire sur les vaisseaux lymphatiques de la peau, des 
3. SYSTEM OF ABSORBENT VESSELS. 22 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
membranes muqueuses, sereuses, du tissu nerveux et musculaire; 
accompagne de dix planches. Par V. Fohmann. Liege, 1833. 
Hewson, 27, O. Experimental inquiries into the properties of the blood. 
With a description of the lymphatic system in the human subject, 
and other animals, &c. By William Hewson. Lond. 1774-1780. 
700, O. The same. Edit, by M. Falconer. 
118, O. The same. Lond. 1777. 
3241, O. The works of Wm. Hewson, F. R. S. Edited by George 
Gulliver, F. R. S. Lond. 1846. (Syden. Soc.) 
Mascagni, 19, F. Vasorum lymphaticorum corporis humani historia et 
ichnographia. Auctore Paulo Mascagni. Senis, 1787. 
Monro, 1, D. The anatomy of the human bones, nerves, and lacteal sac 
and duct. By Alex. Monro, M. D. (Primus). 10th edit. Edinb. 1782. 
227, D. The same. With notes, by Jeremiah Kirby, M. D. Edinb. 
1810. 
279, D. The same. 
Pecquet, 66, D. Joannis Pecqueti Diepaei experimenta nova anatomica, 
quibus incognitum hactenus chyli receptaculum, & ab eo per thoracem 
in ramos usque subclavios vasa lactea deteguntur. Ejusdem disser- 
tatio anatomica, de circulatione sanguinis, & chyli motu. Amstelae- 
dami, 1661. 
Sheldon, 85, Q. The history of the absorbent system; containing a 
description of the human lacteal vessels, &c. With figures. By John 
Sheldon, Surgeon, F. R. S. Lond. 1784. 
4. ORGANS OF CIRCULATION AND RESPIRATION. 
Flood, 574, D. The surgical anatomy of the arteries, and descriptive 
anatomy of the heart, &c. By Valentine Flood, M. D. Bond. 1839. 
Hooper, 301, D. Plates of the thoracic and abdominal viscera, &c. By 
Robert Hooper, M. D. Lond. 1814. 
193, D. p. The same. Lond. 1806. 
Huschke, 3300, 0. Tome V. Traite de splanchnologie et des organs des 
sens. Par E. Huschke. Traduit de 1'Allemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. 
(Encyclopedic anatomique.) Paris, 1845. 
Lower, 46, D. Richardi Lower, M. D., tractatus de corde. Item de motu, 
colore, et transfusione sanguinis et de chyli in eum transitu, &c. 
Amstelaedami, 1671. 
101, D. Idem opus. Editio V. Ludg. Batav. 1708. 
Senac, 170, Q. Traite de la structure du coeur. Par Jean Senac. Tom. 
2. Paris, 1749. 
a. Heart and Lungs. 
Albinus, 1, F. A complete system of the bloodvessels and nerves, from 
Albinus, Ruysh, Vieussens, Haller, &c. With Plates. Lond. 1750. 
b. Arteries and Veins. 23 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Barclay, 234, D. A description of the arteries of the human body. By 
John Barclay, M. D. Edinb. 1812. 
Bell, 169, Q. Engravings of the arteries, illustrating the 2d volume of the 
anatomy of the human body, by J. Bell, Surgeon ; and serving as an 
introduction to the surgery of the arteries. By Charles Bell. Bond. 
1801. 
And also a copy of the 4th edit. Bond. 1824. 
Blizard, 160, D. On the situation of the large bloodvessels of the extremi- 
ties, &c. By William Blizard. Bond. 1798. 
Breschet, 363, Q. p. Essai sur les veines du rachis. Par Gilbert Breschet, 
M. D. Paris, 1819. 
151, F. Recherches anatomiques, physiologiques et pathologiques 
sur le systeme veineux. Par M. G. Breschet, M. D. Paris, 1830. 
Burns, 1107, 0. On the unusual origin and distribution of some of the large 
arteries. By Allan Burns. Edinb. 1809. 
Cock, 575, D. Practical anatomy of the nerves and vessels supplying the 
head, neck, and chest. By Edward Cock. Bond. 1839. 
Dermott, 409, D. A concise description of the locality and distribution of 
the arteries in the human body. By G. D. Dermott. Bond. 1827. 
Douglas, 10, D. Myographiae comparatae specimen; with an appendix 
containing a description of the bloodvessels and nerves. By James 
Douglas, M. D. Dublin, 1777. 
Eustachius, 597, O. De vena, quae Graecis dicitur, et de humerariae 
venae propagine, &c. Ex!, in Barthol. Eustachii opuscul. anatom. 
Budg. Batav. 1707. 
Flood, 574, D. The surgical anatomy of the arteries, and descriptive 
anatomy of the heart; together with the physiology of the circulation 
in man and inferior animals. By Valentine Flood, M. D. bond. 1839. 
Goddard, 413, Q. Plates of the arteries, with references ; for the use of 
medical students. By Paul B. Goddard, M. D. Philad,>J839. 
Green, 2148, O. An account of the varieties in the arterial system of the 
human body. With plates. By P. H. Green. Dublin, 1830. 
Haller, 1308, O. Anatomical description of the arteries of the human 
body. Illustrated by colored engravings, selected and reduced from 
the icones of Haller. Boston, 1613. 
Harrison, 512, D. The surgical anatomy of the arteries of the human 
body. Ry Robert Harrison, M. D. 3d edit. 2 vols. Dublin, 1833. 
Hooper, 63, F. Plates; containing a map of the ear, a diagram of the eye, 
an anterior view of the bloodvessels of an arm, and a view of the 
external bloodvessels of the head. By Robert Hooper, M. D. Bond. 
Jankius, 118, Q. vol. II. p. De ratione venas corporis humani angustiores 
in primis cutaneas ostendi. Auctore J. G. Jankio, M. D. Eipsiae, 1762. 
Bucas, 525, D. A concise anatomical description of the arteries ; with 
directions for securing the principal arterial trunks. By P. Bennett 
Bucas. Bond. 1836. 
Murray, 895, 0. p. A description of the arteries of the human body, 24 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
reduced to tables. By Adolphus Murray, M. D. Translated by Archd. 
Scott. Edinb. 1801. 
Neill, 3064, 0. Outlines of the arteries ; with short descriptions. By John 
Neill, M. D. Philad. 1845. 
3448, 0. The same work. 2d edit. Philad. 1852. 
Nunneley, 554, D. Anatomical tables ; containing concise descriptions of 
the bloodvessels, nerves, &c. By Thomas Nunneley. Lond. 1838. 
Raciborski, 416, Q. Histoire des decouvertes relatives au systeme veineux, 
envisage sous le rapport anatomique, physiologique, pathologique 
et therapeutique, depuis Morgagni jusqu'il nos jours. Par A. Raci- 
borski, M. D. Paris, 1841. 
458, Q- Le meme livre. 
Segond, 498, Q. p. Anatomie et physiologic du systeme capillaire sanguin. 
Par L. A. Segond. Paris, 1853. 
Smith, 354, Q. Surgical anatomy of the arteries, with plates and illustra- 
tions. By Nathan R. Smith, M. D. Baltimore, 1832. 
Theile, 3300, 0. Tome HL Traite de myologie et d'angeiologie. Par F. 
G. Theile. Traduit de 1'Allemand par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encyclopedic 
anatomique.) Paris, 1843. 
Tiedemann, 398, Q. Plates of the arteries of the human body; after 
Frederic Tiedemann, Prof, of Anatomy and Physiology in the Uni- 
versity of Heidelberg. Engraved by E. Mitchell, under the superin- 
tendence of Th. W. Jones. The explanatory references translated 
from the original Latin, by Dr. Knox. 3d edit. Edinb. 1835. 
Turner, 1945, 0. A practical treatise on the arterial system ; intended to 
illustrate the importance of studying the anastomoses, &c. By Thos. 
Turner. Lond. 1825. 
1952,0. Anatomical descriptions of the arteries of the human body; 
illustrated by colored engravings selected and reduced from the icones 
of Haller. 2d edit. Lond. 1811. 
1582, 0. p. Compendium of angiology and myology, arranged in a tabular 
form. Lond. 1812. 
5. URINARY AND GENERATIVE ORGANS. 
a. Male Organs. 
Adams, 3374, 0. The anatomy and diseases of the prostate gland. By 
John Adams. Lond. 1851. 
Cooper, 345, Q. Observations on the structure and diseases of the testis. 
By Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. With colored plates. Lond. 1830. 
3073, 0. The same work, from the 2d Lond. edit., by B. B. Cooper. 
Philad. 1845. 
Graaf, 495, 0. De virorum organis generation! inservientibus. Ext. in 
Regneri de Graaf Op. Om. Amstelsed. 1705. 
3099, 0. Idem. Ludg. 1678. 
Guthrie, 2148, 0. On the anatomy and diseases of the neck of the bladder 
and of the urethra. By G. J. Guthrie, F. R. S. Lond. 1834. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
25 
Hodgson, 3769, 0. On the anatomy of the prostate gland, and its enlarge- 
ment. With plates. By Decimus Hodgson. Lond. 1856. 
Jarjavay, 524, Q. Recherches anatomiques sur 1'uretre de 1'homme. Par 
J. F. Jarjavay. Avec planches. Paris, 1856. 
Kohlrausch, 517, Q. Zur Anatomie und Physiologic der Beckenorgane. 
Von Dr. 0. Kohlrausch. Leipzig, 1854. 
Lealis, 597, 0. De partibus semen conficientibus in viro. Auctore L. 
Leali. Ludg. Batav. 1707. 
Swedenborg, 3456, 0. The generative organs, considered anatomically, 
physically and philosophically. By Emanuel Swedenborg. Transl. 
from the Latin by Jas. John G. Wilkinson. Lond. 1852. 
Wilson, 1419, 0. Lectures on the male urinary and genital organs. By 
James Wilson. Lond. 1821. 
b. Female Organs. 
Burns, J., 981, 0. The anatomy of the gravid uterus. By John Burns. 
Glasgow, 1799. 
1075, 0. The same. Ext. in Obstetric Works of John Burn. 3 vols. 
in 1. New York, 1809. 
Chaussier, 567, 0. Lettre de M. Chaussier, contenant quelques remarques 
sur la structure de 1'uterus. Ext. in Nouveau traite sur les hemor- 
rhagies de 1'uterus, par E. Rigby, &c. Paris, 1818. 
Cooper, 414, Q. On the anatomy of the breast. By Sir Astley Paston 
Cooper, Bart., F. R. S., &c. With plates. 2 vols. Bond. 1840. 
Graaf, 495, 0. De mulierum organis generation! inservientibus. Ext. in 
Regneri de Graaf Op. Om. Amstelaed. 1705. 
3099, 0. Idem. Lugd. 1678. 
Hunter, 11, F. (a). The anatomy of the human gravid uterus, exhibited 
in figures. By Wm. Hunter. (Latin and English.) Birmingham, 1774. 
11, F. (b). The same. Printed for the Sydenham Society. Lond. 1851. 
21, F. The same. Birmingham, 1774. 
165, Q. An anatomical description of the human gravid uterus, and 
its contents. By the late Wm. Hunter, M. D. Lond. 1794. 
Hogben, 116, F. Anatomical tables, illustrative of Hogben's "Obstetric 
Studies." Class I. and II. 
Jacquemier, 3102, 0. p. Recherches d'anatomie, de physiologic et de 
pathologic sur 1'uterus humain pendant la gestation. Par M. Jacque- 
mier, M. D. Paris, 1839. 
Lee, 196, F. The anatomy of the nerves of the uterus. By Robert Lee, 
M. D. With 2 plates. Lond. 1841. 
Noortwyk, 428, Q. Uteri human! gravidi anatome et historia. Authore 
Wilhelmo Noortwyk, M. D. Lugd. Batav. 1743. 
Platerus, 182, F. De mulierum partibus generationi dicatis, et de earum 
morbis ; ext. in Spachii Gynaecia. Argent. 1597. 
Swedenborg, 3456, 0. The generative organs, considered anatomically, 
physically, and philosophically. By Emanuel Swedenborg. Transl. 
from the Latin by Jas. John G. Wilkinson. Lond. 1852. 26 
HUMAN ANATOMY, 
c. Organs common to Male and Female. 
Bellini, 33, Q. De structura & usu renum. Ext. in Laurentii Bellini Op. 
Om. Venetiis, 1732. 
Eustachius, 597, 0. De renum structura, officio, & administratione. Ext. 
in Barthol. Eustachii Opuscul. anat. Lugd. Batav. 1707. 
Stephens, 2110, 0. Brief statement of the cause of difference in size in 
the male and female bladder, &c. By Henry Stephens. Bond. 1829. 
6. ORGANS OF THE NERVOUS SYSTEM. 
Bell, Chas., 2093, O. Exposition of the natural system of the nerves of 
the human body. With a republication of papers delivered to the 
Royal Society on the subject of the nerves. By Chas. Bell. Philad. 
1825. 
343, Q. The nervous system of the human body. Embracing the 
papers delivered to the Royal Society on the subject of the nerves. 
By Chas. Bell, F. R. S. Lond. 1830. 
2725, O. The nervous system of the human body. With an appendix 
of cases and consultations on nervous diseases. By Sir Chas. Bell. 
3d edit. With plates. Edinb. 1836. 
Clark, 2653, 0. The practical anatomy and elementary physiology of the 
nervous system, for the use of students. By F. le Gros Clark. Lond. 
1836. 
Gall & Spurzheim, 78, Q. Recherches sur le systeme nerveux en general, 
et sur celui du cerveau en particulier. Par F. J. Gall et G. Spurzheim. 
Avec une planche. Paris, 1809. 
208, Q. Anatomie et physiologie du systeme nerveux en general, et 
du cerveau en particulier, &c. Par F. J. Gall et G. Spurzheim, M. D. 
Tomes 4. Paris, 1810-12. 
118, F. Atlas au mfime livre. Paris, 1810. 
Hall, 409, Q. Memoirs on the nervous system. By Marshall Hall, M. D. 
Lond. 1837. 
Hirschfeld, 491, Q. Nevrologie ou description et iconographie du syst&me 
nerveux et des organes des sens de 1'homme avec leur mode de prepa- 
ration. Par MM. Ludovic Hirschfeld, M. D. et J. B. Leveille. Accom- 
pagne de 92 planches. Paris, 1853. 
Monro, 2, F. On the structure and functions of the nervous system. With 
tables. By Alexander Monro, M. D. (Secundus). Edinb. 1783. 
Sarlandiere, 2922, O. Traits du systeme nerveux. Par J. B. Sarlandiere, 
M. D. Avec planches. Paris, 1840. 
Shaw, 2889, O. Narrative of the discoveries of Sir Chas. Bell in the 
nervous system. By Alex. Shaw. Lond. 1839. 
-.- 516, Q. p. On the nervous system. By Alexander Shaw. Appendix 
to Sir Chas, Bell's Anatomy of Expression. Lond. 1847. 
a. The Nervous System in General. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
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Valentin, 3300, O. Tome IV. Traite de nevrologie. Par G. Valentin. 
Traduit de FAllemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encyclopedic ana- 
tomique.) Paris, 1843. 
Walker, 2150, O. The nervous system, anatomical and physiological. By 
A. Walker. Lond. 1834. 
b. The Nervous System in Particular. 
*a. The Brain. 
Bell, 184, Q. p. The anatomy of the brain, explained in a series of 
engravings. By Charles Bell. Lond. 1802. 
Gall & Spurzheim, 78, Q. Recherches sur le systeme nerveux en general, 
et sur celui du cerveau en particulier. Par F. J. Gall et G. Spurzheim. 
Avec une planche. Paris, 1809. 
208, Q. Anatomie et physiologie du systeme nerveux en general, et 
du cerveau en particulier. Par F. J. Gall et G. Spurzheim, M. D. 
Tomes 4. Paris, 1810-12. 
118, F. Atlas au mtSme livre. Paris, 1810. 
Jankius, 118, Q. vol. II. p. De foraminibus calvariae corumque usu dis- 
putatio. Auct. J. G. Jankio, M. D. Lipsiae, 1762. 
Mayo, 131, F. A series of engravings intended to illustrate the structure 
of the brain and spinal cord in man. By Herbert Mayo. Lond. 1827. 
Monro, 100, Q. Three treatises : on the brain, the eye, and the ear. With 
tables. By Alex. Monro, M. D. (Secundus). Edinb. 1797. 
Noble, 3155, O. The brain and its physiology. By Daniel Noble. Lond. 
1846. 
Pettigrew, 308, Q. Views of the basis of the brain and cranium, accom- 
panied with outlines and a dissertation on the origin of the nerves. 
By T. J. Pettigrew. Lond. 1809. 
Ramsay, 335, Q. A series of plates of the brain, with references. By 
Alexander Ramsay, M. D. Edinb. 1812. 
Ridley, 222, O. Anatomy of the brain. With plates. By H. Ridley. Lond. 
1695. 
Soemmerring, 119, F. Samuelis Thomae Soemmerring tabula baseos ence- 
phali. Francofurti ad Moenum, 1799. 
Solly, 530, D. The human brain, its configuration, structure, development, 
and physiology; illustrated by references to the nervous system in 
the lower orders of animals. By Samuel Solly. With plates. Lond. 
1836. 
Spurzheim, 1937, O. The anatomy of the brain, with a general view of 
the nervous system. Translated from the French MS. by R. Willis. 
Lond. 1826. (2 copies.) 
Swan, 497, Q. Plates of the brain, in explanation of the physical faculties 
of the nervous system. By Joseph Swan. Lond. 1853. 
Tiedemann, 1951, O. The anatomy of the fcetal brain ; with a compara- 
tive exposition of its structure in animals. By Fr. Tiedemann, M. D. 
Translated by Wm. Bennett, M. D. Edinb. 1826. 28 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Vicq D'Azyr, 578, O. Anatomie du cerveau; ext. in (Euvres complets de 
Vicq-d'Azyr. Tomes 6. Paris, 1805. 
174, Q. Planches. 
Willis, 128, F. Anatomy of the brain. AJzt. in The whole works of Thos. 
Willis, M. D. Translated by Sam. Pordage. Lond. 1684. 
*b. Spinal Cord. 
Breschet, 363, Q. Sur les veines du rachis. Par Gilbert Breschet, M. D. 
Paris, 1819. 
Grainger, 2714, O. On the structure and functions of the spinal cord. By. 
R. D. Grainger. Lond. 1837. 
Mayo, 131, F. A series of engravings intended to illustrate the structure 
of the brain and spinal cord in man. By Herbert Mayo. Lond. 1827. 
Ollivier, 2027, 0. De la moelle epiniere, et de ses maladies. Par C. P. 
Ollivier. 2me edit. Tomes 2. Paris, 1827. 
Stilling, 515, Q. Neue Untersuchungen iiber den Bau des Riickenmarks, 
von Dr. B. Stilling, lste Lieferung. Frankfurt a. M. 1856. 
230, F. Atlas mikroskopisch-anatomisqher Abbildungen zu denselben. 
*C. Nerves. 
Albinus, 1, F. A complete system of the bloodvessels and nerves, from 
Albinus, Ruysh, Vieussens, Haller, &c. With plates. Lond. 1750. 
Arnold, 194, F. leones nervorum capitis, in lucemeditae auctore Friderico 
Arnoldo. Turici, 1834. 
Bell, 190, Q. A series of engravings explaining the course of the nerves. 
By Charles Bell. Lond. 1803. 
196, Q. The same. 
Cock, 575, D. Practical anatomy of the nerves and vessels supplying the 
head, neck, and chest. By Edward Cock. Lond. 1839. 
Douglas, 10, D. Myographiae comparatae specimen. With an appendix 
containing a description of the bloodvessels and nerves. By James 
Douglas, M. D. Dublin, 1777. 
Goddard, 391, Q. Plates of the cerebro-spinal nerves, with references ; 
for the use of medical students. By Paul B. Goddard, M. D. Philad. 
1837. < 
Lee, 196, F. The anatomy of the nerves of the uterus. By Robert Lee, 
M. D. With 2 plates. Lond. 1841. 
Lobstein, 2243, 0. A treatise on the structure, functions, and diseases of 
the human sympathetic nerve. With plates. By John. Fred. Lob- 
stein. Translated from the Latin, with notes. By Jos. Pancoast, 
M. D. Philad. 1831. 
118, Q., vol. I. p. Dissertatio anatomica de nervo spinali ad par 
vagum accessorio. Auct. J. Frid. Lobstein. Argentorati, 1760. 
(Inaug. D.) 
Monro, 1, D. The anatomy of the human bones, nerves, &c. By Alex. 
Monro, M. D. (Primus). 10th ed. Edinb. 1782. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
29 
Monro, 227, D. The same work, with notes by J. Kirby, M. D. Edinb. 1810. 
279, D. The same. 
Neill, 3449, 0. Outlines of the nerves; with short descriptions. By 
John Neill, M. D. 2d edit. Philad. 1852. 
Nunneley, 554, D. Anatomical tables ; containing concise descriptions of 
the bloodvessels, nerves, muscles, &c. By Thomas Nunneley. Lond. 
1838. 
Scarpa, 67, F. Tabulae neurologies, ad illustrandam historiam anato- 
micam cardiacorum nervorum, noni nervorum cerebri, glossopharyn- 
gsi, et pharyngaei ex octavo cerebri. Auctore Antonio Scarpa. 
Ticini, 1794. 
Struthers, 3618, 0. On the nerves of the orbit, &c. Ext. in Anat. and 
Physiol. Observ. By John Struthers, M. D. Edinb. 1854. 
Swan, 371, Q. A demonstration of the nerves of the human body. By 
Joseph Swan. With plates. Lond. 1834. 
Walter, 184, Q. p. John Gottlieb Walter's plates of the thoracic and ab- 
dominal nerves, reduced from the original, as published by order of 
the Royal Academy of Sciences at Berlin; accompanied by coloured 
explanations, and a description of the par vagum, great sympathetic 
and phrenic nerves. Lond. 1804. 
Willis, 128, F. The whole works of Dr. Thos. Willis, containing several 
treatises, viz: of the anatomy of the brain, of the description and use 
of the nerves, &c. &c. Translated by Sam. Pordage. Lond. 1684. 
Wrisberg, 118, Q., vol. II. Programma de respiratione prima, nervo phre- 
nico, et calore animali. Auct. A. Wrisberg. Gottings, 1763. 
*d. Organs of Sensation. 
**a. Eye. 
Chandler, 138, 0. On the anatomy of the eye, its diseases, &c. By Geo. 
Chandler. Lond. 1780. 
Cloquet, 2429, 0. p. Memoire sur la membrane pupillaire, et sur la for- 
mation du petit cercle arteriel de 1'iris. Par Jules Cloquet, M. D. 
Paris, 1818. 
Dalrymple, 2490, 0. The anatomy of the human eye. By John Dalrym- 
ple. With plates. Lond. 1834. 
Degravers, 268, Q. A complete physico-medical and surgical treatise on 
the eye. By P. Degravers. Lond. 1780. 
Fontana, 60, Q. Tome II. Description d'un nouveau canal de Pceil, &c. 
Par M. Felix Fontana. Florence, 1781. 
36, 0., vol. II. A description of a new canal of the eye, &c. With 
plates. Transl. from the French of Felix Fontana. By Jos. Skinner. 
Lond. 1787. 
Franz, 582, D. The eye; its anatomy and physiology, &c. By J. Ch. 
August Franz, M. D., of Leipsic. Lond. 1839. 30 
Gibson, 388, Q. On the anatomy and diseases of the eye. By John M. 
Gibson. Baltimore, 1832. 
Hooper, 63, F. Plates ; containing a map of the ear, a diagram of the 
eye, &c. By Robert Hooper, M. D. Lond. 
Huschke, 3300, O. Tome V. Traitfi de splanchnologie et des organs des 
sens. Par E. Huschke. Traduit de 1'Allemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. 
(Encyclopedic anatomique.) Paris, 1845. 
Mackenzie, 3674, O. A practical treatise on the diseases of the eye. By 
Wm. Mackenzie, M. D. With an anatomical introduction, by Thomas 
Wharton Jones. From the 4th Lond. edit. By Addinell Hewson, 
M. D. Philad. 1855. 
Maunoir, 2429, 0. Memoires sur Porganisation de 1'iris et 1'operation de 
la pupille artificielle. Par J. P. Maunoir. Paris, 1812. 
Monro, 100, Q. Treatise on the eye. With tables. By Alex. Monro, 
M. D. (Secundus). Edinb. 1797. 
Porterfield, 3090, 0. A treatise on the eye. By Wm. Porterfield, M. D. 
2 vols. Edinb. 1759. 
Saint-Yves, 105, 0. Some new discoveries in the structure of the eye, 
that demonstrate the immediate organ of vision, &c.; ext. in M. de 
St. Yves' diseases of the eyes. Transl. from the French, by J. Stock- 
ton, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1744. 
Soemmerring, 66, F. Sam. Thom. Soemmerring icones oculi humani. 
Francofurti ad Moenum, 1804. 
Watson, 2337, 0. On the anatomy, physiology, and diseases of the eye. 
By Alex. Watson. 3d edit. Edinb. 1830. 
Zinn, 421, Q. Descriptio anatomica oculi humani iconibus illustrata. 
Auctore Johanne Gottfried Zinn, M. D. Gottingae, 1755. 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Cotunnius, 118, Q. vol. I. Dominici Cotunnii de aquaeductibus auris 
humanae internae anatomica dissertatio. Neapoli, 1760. 
Buchanan, 129, F. An engraved representation of the anatomy of the 
human ear. With copious explanations and surgical remarks, de- 
signed as a guide to acoustic surgery. By Thomas Buchanan. Hull, 
1823. 
Eustachius, 597, 0. De auditus organis. Ext. in Barthol. Eustachii Opus- 
cul. Anatom. Lugd. Batav. 1707. 
Hooper, 63, F. Plates ; containing a map of the ear, a diagram of the 
eye, an anterior view of the bloodvessels of an arm, and a view of the 
external bloodvessels of the head. By Robert Hooper, M. D. Lond. 
Huschke, 3300,0. Tome V. Traite des organs des sens. Par E. Huschke. 
Trad, de 1'Allemand par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encycl. anatom.) Paris, 
1845. 
Monro, 100, Q. Three treatises-on the brain, the eye, and the ear. 
With tables. By Alex. Monro, M. D. (Secundus). Edinb. 1797. 
**b. Ear. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
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Pilcher, 2771, 0. On the structure, economy, and diseases of the ear. 
By George Pilcher. Lond. 1838. 
Saunders, 64, F. The anatomy of the human ear, illustrated by engrav- 
ings. With a treatise on the diseases of that organ. By J. C. Saun- 
ders. Lond. 1806. 
Scarpa, 134, F. Anatomicae disquisitiones de auditu et olfactu. Auctore 
A. Scarpa. Edit, altera. Mediolani, 1794. 
Soemmerring, 38, F. Sam. Thomae Soemmerring icones organi auditus 
humani. Francof. ad Moenum, 1806. 
66, F. Idem opus. 
Togno, 2524, 0. p. On the anatomy and physiology of the ear. By Jos. 
Togno, M. D. Philad. 1834. 
Verney, 99, D. A treatise of the organ of hearing, its structure and dis- 
eases. Transl. from the French of M. du Verney. Lond. 1757. 
Williams, 2901, 0. Treatise on the ear. By Jos. Williams, M. D. Lond. 
1840. 
Wright, 1704, 0. p. On the anatomy and diseases of the human ear. 
By Wm. Wright. Bristol, 1817. 
**c. Nose. 
Huschke, 3300, 0. Tome V. Traite des organs des sens. Par E. Huschke. 
Trad, de 1'Allemand par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encycl. anat.) Paris, 
1845. 
Scarpa, 134, F. Anatomicae disquisitiones de auditu et olfactu. Auctore 
A. Scarpa. Editio altera. Mediolani, 1794. 
Soemmerring, 109, F. Abbildungen der menschlichen Organe des Geruches. 
Von Samuel Thomas Soemmerring. Frankfurt am Main, 1809. 
Watt, 92, F. Anatomico-chirurgical views. Part I. of the nose, mouth, 
larynx, &c. Lond. 1809. 
Ziervogel, 118, Q., vol. I. p. Diss, de naribus internis. Auct. S. Zier- 
vogel. Upsaliae, 1760. 
**d. Tongue and Skin. 
Bellini, 33, Q. De organo gustus. Ext. in Laurentii Bellini Op. Omn. 
Venetiis, 1732. 
Chevalier, 1418, 0. On the anatomy and functions of the skin. Ext. in 
Thos. Chevalier's Lectures. Lond. 1823. 
Flourens, 442, Q. Anatomie generale de la peau, &c. Par P. Flourens. 
Avec des planches. Paris, 1843. 
Huschke, 3300,0. Tome V. Traite des organs des sens. Par E. Huschke. 
Trad, de 1'Allemand, par A. J. L. Jourdan. (Encycl. anat.) Paris, 
1845. 
Laurentius, 779, D. p. Etude scientifique de la peau. Ire serie: Ana- 
tomie et physiologie du derme et des bulbes piliferes ; leur excita- 
bilite sous 1'influence electrique. Par M. B. Laurentius, M. D. Paris, 
1855. 32 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Shattuck, 1032, 0. On the structure and physiology of the skin. (Boyls- 
ton prize question.) By G. Cheyne Shattuck, M. D. Boston, 1808. 
Soemmerring, 66, F. Sam. Thom. Soemmerring's Abbildungen der mensch- 
lichen Organe des Geschmackes und der Stimme. Frankfurt am 
Main, 1806. 
Wilson, 3194, 0. On the skin, and its management. By Erasmus Wil- 
son, F. R. S. 2d edit. Lond. 1847. 
Wood, 2323, 0. On the structure and functions of the skin. By William 
Wood, M. D. Edinb. 1832. 
III. SURGICAL ANATOMY. 
(a.) systematic works. 
Anderson, Wm., 90, Q. System of surgical anatomy. Part I. On the 
structure of the groin, pelvis, and perineum. Illustrated by copper- 
plate engravings. By Wm. Anderson. New York, 1822. 
Bernard & Huette, 3652, 0. Illustrated manual of operative surgery and 
surgical anatomy. By Ch. Bernard, M. D., and C. H. Huette. Edited 
by W. H. Van Buren, M. D., and C. E. Isaacs, M. D. With colored 
plates. New York, 1855. 
Blandin, 2477, 0. A treatise on topographical anatomy ; or the anatomy 
of the regions of the human body, considered in its relations with 
surgery and operative medicine. By P. H. Fred. Blandin. Trans- 
lated from the French by A. S. Doane, M. D. With additional matter 
and plates. New York, 1834. 
367, Q. Atlas to the same work. 
Bourgery & Jacob, 204, F. Traits complet de Fanatomie de 1'homme, com- 
prenant la medecine operatoire. Par le Dr. J. M. Bourgery. Avec 
planches lithographiees d'apres nature. Par N. II. Jacob. Tomes 8. 
Paris, 1840. 
Burns, 2168, 0. Surgical anatomy. Ext. in Dr. John Burns's Principles 
of Surgery. Vol. II. Lond. 1838. 
Colles, 1575, 0. A treatise on surgical anatomy. Part I. By Abraham 
Colles. Dublin, 1811. 
Jarjavay, 3490, 0. Traite d'anatomie chirurgicale ou de Fanatomie dans 
ses rapports avec la pathologie externe et la medecine operatoire. Par 
J. F. Jarjavay. Tomes 2. Paris, 1852 and 1854. 
Lebaudy, 165, F. The anatomy of the regions interested in the surgical 
operations performed upon the human body, with occasional views of 
the pathological conditions which render the interference of the surgeon 
necessary. In a series of plates. By J. Lebaudy, M. D. Lond. 1855. 
Maclise, 215, F. Surgical anatomy. By Joseph Maclise, F. R. S. With 
plates. Lond. 1851 HUMAN ANATOMY. 
33 
Malgaigne, 2844, O. Traite d'anatomie chirurgicale et de chirurgie experi- 
mentale, par J. F. Malgaigne. Tomes 2. Paris, 1838. 
Nuhn, 228, F. Chirurgisch-anatomische Tafeln von Dr. Anton Nuhn. 30 
ausgefuhrte & 30 Lineartafeln, lithographirt von Franz X. Wagner. 
Mannheim, 1856. 
3745, O. Erklarung zu denselben. 
Richet, 3667, O. - Traite pratique d'anatomie medico-chirurgicale. Par 
M. A. Richet. Avec figures intercalees dans le texte. Paris, 1855. 
Sibson, 227, F. Medical anatomy. By Francis Sibson, M. D. Lond. 1856. 
Velpeau, 2753, 0. Velpeau's anatomy of regions. Translated from the 
French, by Henry Hancock. Lond. 1838. 
Wilson, 561, D. Practical and surgical anatomy. By W. J. Erasmus 
Wilson. With engravings. Lond. 1838. 
(b.) works on particular regions of the body. 
Blizard, 160, D. On the situation of the large bloodvessels of the extremi- 
ties ; and of the method of making effectual pressure on the arteries, 
&c. By Wm. Blizard. Lond. 1798. 
Breschet, 363, Q. p. Observations anatomiques et pathologiques sur la 
hernie femorale. Par G. Breschet, M. D. Paris, 1819. 
Burns, 1217, 0. Observations on the surgical anatomy of the head and 
neck. Illustrated by engravings. By Allan Burns. Edinb. 1811. 
Camper, 60, F. Petri Camperi icones herniarum; cura Sam. Th. Soemmer- 
ring. Francofurti ad M., 1801. 
Cloquet, 331, Q. p. Recherches anatomiques sur les hernies de 1'abdomen. 
Par Jules Cloquet. Avec des planches. Paris, 1817. 
Cooper, 61, F. On inguinal hernia. By Astley Cooper, F. R. S. With 
plates. Lond. 1804. 
--72, F. On inguinal and congenital hernia. Lond. 1804. On crural 
and umbilical hernia. By Astley Cooper, F. R. S. With plates. Lond. 
1807. 
3023, O. On abdominal hernia. By Sir Astley Cooper, Bart. With 
plates. From the 2d Lond. edit. By C. Aston Key. Philad. 1844. 
Darrach, 139, F. Drawings of the anatomy of the groin ; with anatomical 
remarks. By W. Darrach, M. D. Philad. 1830. 
Dermott, 409, D. A concise description of the locality and distribution of 
the arteries in the human body. By G. D. Dermott. Lond. 1827. 
Flood, 158, F. The anatomy and operative surgery of inguinal and femoral 
herniae. With 8 plates. By Valentine Flood, M. D. Lond. 1834. 
574, D. The surgical anatomy of the arteries, and descriptive anatomy 
of the heart, &c. By Valentine Flood, M. D. Lond. 1839. 
Harrison, 512, D. The surgical anatomy of the arteries of the human body. 
By Robert Harrison, M. D. 3d edit. 2 vols. Dublin, 1833. 
Kohlrausch, 517, Q. Zur Anatomie und Physiologie der Beckenorgane. 
Von Dr. O. Kohlrausch. Leipzig, 1854. 34 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
Lawrence, 2586, 0. A treatise on ruptures, containing an anatomical 
description of each species, &c. &c. By W. Lawrence. 4th edit. 
Lond.1824. 
1187, 0. The same work. Philad. 1811. 
Liston, 320, Q. Memoirs on the formation and connections of the crural 
arch and other parts concerned in inguinal and femoral hernia. By 
Robert Liston. Edinb. 1819. 
Lucas, 525, D. Description of the arteries; with directions for securing 
the principal arterial trunks. By P. Bennett Lucas. Lond. 1836. 
Morton, 2890, 0. The surgical anatomy of the groin, the femoral, and 
popliteal regions. By Thomas Morton. Illustrated with plates. Lond. 
1839. 
2957, 0. The surgical anatomy of inguinal hernise, the testis and 
its coverings. By Thomas Morton. Illustrated with plates. Lond. 
1841. 
Scarpa, 996, 0. Traite pratique des hernies, ou memoires anatomiques et 
chirurgicaux sur ces maladies. Par Antoine Scarpa. Traduit de 
Pltalien par M. Cayol, M. D. Avec des planches. Paris, 1812. 
2011, 0. Traite pratique des hernies, &c. Trad, de Pltalien par MM. 
Cayol et Ollivier; avec observations de MM. Laennec et Beclard. Paris, 
1823. 
132, F. Planches au meme livre. 
Smith, 354, Q. Surgical anatomy of the arteries, with plates and illustra- 
tions. By Nathan R. Smith, M. D. Baltimore, 1832. 
Thomas, 487, D. The surgical and descriptive anatomy of the bones, 
ligaments, and joints. By W. H. Thomas. Lond. 1834. 
Turner, 1945, 0. A practical treatise on the arterial system ; intended to 
illustrate the importance of studying the anastomoses, in reference 
to the rationale of the new operation for aneurism ; and the surgical 
treatment of haemorrhage. By Thomas Turner. Lond. 1825. 
Tuson, 146, F. On inguinal and femoral hernia. With plates. By E. W. 
Tuson. Lond. 1834. 
Velpeau, 3101, 0. p. Recherches anatomiques, physiologiques et patholo- 
giques sur les cavites closes, naturelles ou accidentelles de 1'economie 
animale. Par A. Velpeau. Paris, 1843. 
Watt, 92, F. Anatomico-chirurgical views ; part 1st, of the nose, mouth, 
larynx, and fauces ; part 2d, of the male and female pelvis. By John 
James Watt. Lond. 1809. 
IV. HISTORY AND BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ANATOMY. 
Brevitt, 218, D. p. The history of anatomy, from Hippocrates ; together 
with the discoveries and improvements of succeeding anatomists. By 
J. Brevitt, M. D. Baltimore, 1799. HUMAN ANATOMY. 
35 
Haller, 99, Q. Bibliotheca anatomica. Auct. Alberto von Haller. Tomi 
2. Figuri, 1774 and 1777. 
Jenty, 108 & 621, 0. Historical compendium of anatomy from the earliest 
times ; ext. in Chas. N. Jenty's Lectures on Human Structure, &c. 
Lond. 1762 and 1765. 
Northcote, 1535, 0. A concise history of anatomy, from the earliest ages 
of antiquity. To which are added, thoughts on the uses of anatomy, 
and rules for giving a course of anatomical lectures. By W. North- 
cote. Lond. 1772. 
Portal, 175, D. Histoire de 1'anatomie et de la chirurgie. Par Antoine 
Portal. Tomes 7. Paris, 1770-1773. 
V. ANATOMICAL NOMENCLATURE. 
Barclay, 793, 0. A new anatomical nomenclature, relating to the terms 
which are expressive of position and aspect in the animal system. By 
John Barclay, M. D. Edinb. 1803. 
Ruffus, 22, F. vol. I. Ruffi Ephesii medici de appellationibus partium 
corporis humani libri tres. J. P. Crasso Patavino interprete. 1567. 
Ext. in Art. Med. Princip. 
VI. THE ART OF MAKING ANATOMICAL 
PREPARATIONS. 
Breschet, 363, Q. p. De la dessiccation et des autres moyens de conserva- 
tion des pieces anatomiques. Par Gilbert Breschet, M. D. Paris, 1819. 
Cloquet, 363, Q. p. De la squeletopee, ou la preparation des os, des 
articulations et de la construction des squeletes. These soutenue par 
Jules Cloquet, D. M. Paris, 1819. 
Gannal, 2934, 0. History of embalming, and of preparations in anatomy, 
pathology, and natural history ; including an account of a new process 
for embalming. By J. N. Gannal. Translated from the French, with 
notes, by R. Harlan, M. D. Philad. 1840. 
Jenty, 108, 0. Method of making anatomical preparations. Ext. in Chas. 
N. Jenty's Lectures on Human Structure, &c. Vol. 1st. Lond. 1762. 
621, 0. The same. Lond. 1765. 
Knox, 527, D. The anatomist's instructor, and museum companion: being 
practical instructions for the formation and subsequent management of 
anatomical museums. By Fred. John Knox, Surgeon. Lond. 1836. 
Lacauchie, 3522, 0. p. Traite d'hydrotomie ou des injections d'eau con- 36 
HUMAN ANATOMY. 
tinues dans les recherches anatomiques. Par A. E. Lacauchie, M. D. 
Avec planches. Paris, 1853. 
Marjolin, 1284, 0. Manuel d'anatomie, contenant 1'exposition des me- 
thodes les plus avantageuses & suivre pour dissequer, injecter, conser- 
ver les parties qui composent le corps de 1'homme, &c. Par J. N. 
Marjolin. Tomes 2. Paris, 1815. 
Monro, 17 & 128, Q. On the art of making anatomical preparations. Ext. 
in Alex. Monro's Works. Edinb. 1781. 
Parsons, 2253, 0. Directions for making anatomical preparations, formed 
on the basis of Pole, Marjolin, and Breschet, and the new method of 
Mr. Swan. By Usher Parsons, M. D. Philad. 1831. 
Pole, 758, 0. The anatomical instructor; or an illustration of the modern 
and most approved methods of preparing and preserving the different 
parts of the human body, and of quadrupeds, by injection, corrosion, 
maceration, distension, articulation, modelling, &c. With plates. 
By Thomas Pole. Lond. 1790. 
252, 0. The same work. 
Robin, 3646, 0. Du microscope et des injections dans leurs applications 
& 1'anatomie et 5, la pathologie, suivi d'une classification des sciences 
fondamentales, de celle de la biologie et de 1'anatomie en particulier. 
Parle Dr. Ch. Robin. Avec planches. Paris, 1849. 
3743, 0. p. Memoire sur les objets qui peuvent Gtre conserves en 
preparations microscopiques transparentes et opaques. Par M. le Dr. 
Ch. Robin. Paris, 1856. 
Sappey, 668, D. Manuel d'anatomie descriptive et de preparations anato- 
miques. Par Ph. C. Sappey, M. D. Tomes 2. Paris, 1847. 
Swan, 1962, 0. A new method of making anatomical preparations ; par- 
ticularly those relating to the nervous system. By Joseph Swan. 
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1695, 0. The same. Lond. 1815. 
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571, 0. The same. 3 vols. Edinb. 1795. 
771, 0. The same. 3 vols. Edinb. 1801. 
Rudolphi, 1972, 0. Elements of physiology. By K. A. Rudolphi, M. D. 
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by which animated beings in general, and the human species in par- 
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1559, 0. The principles of physiological and physical science, com- 
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an examination of the unnatural and artificial systems of philosophy 
which now prevail. By Richard Saumarez, Esq. Lond. 1812. 
Sauri, 336, D. Physique du corps humain, ou physiologie moderne; avec 
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Todd & Bowman, 3540, 0. The physiological anatomy and physiology of 
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3434, 0. The same. 
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3554, 0. A text-book of physiology, by Dr. G. Valentin. Translated 
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Abernethy, 1721, 0. Physiological lectures, exhibiting a general view of 
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Blundell, 1907, 0. Researches physiological and pathological. By James 
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Brodie, 3400, 0. Physiological researches. By Sir Benj. C. Brodie, Bart. 
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2967, 0. The same. Philad. 1840. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Li- 
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185, F. Annotationes in omnia opera Galeni. Auctore Alfonso Lu- 
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234, F. C. Galeni op. omn. cura J. B. Rasorii. Tomi 9 in 6. Venet. 
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3626, 0. CEuvres anatomiques, physiologiques et medicales de Ga- 
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Hall, 3153, 0. Practical observations and suggestions in medicine. 
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Hewson, 700, 0. Experimental inquiries of Wm. Hewson, F. R. S. In 3 
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Humpage, 394, 0. Physiological researches into the most important parts 
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Hunter, John, 2687, 0. The works of John Hunter, F. R. S. Edited by 
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Parry, 1916, 0. Collections from the unpublished writings of Caleb Hilliar 
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174, Q. Planches au meme livre. 
III. WORKS ON PARTICULAR DEPARTMENTS OF 
PHYSIOLOGY. 
(a.) general physiology. 
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1704, 0. The same. 
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1. HYGIENE. 
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Caldwell, 514, D. Thoughts on physical education. By Chas. Caldwell, 
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Carlisle, 2752, O. Practical observations on the preservation of health, 
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1722, 0. p. An essay on the disorders of old age, and on the means 
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Churchill, 314, D. A genuine guide to health; or, practical essays on the 
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Combe, 486, D. The principles of physiology applied to the preservation 
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510, D. The same. 3d edit. Edinb. 1835. 
Coruaro, 85, D. Sure methods of attaining a long and healthful life ; with 
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Granville, 443, D. The catechism of health. To which are added facts 
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Harper, 294, 0. Vol. XIV. p. The oeconomy of health ; or, a medical essay, 
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happiness and longevity : in which the nature of the human mind is 
accurately investigated, and its union and connexion with the body 
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294, 0. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
Harris, 2184, 0. p. An oration on the preservation of health. By Thomas 
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Hodgkin, 508, D. Lectures on the means of promoting and preserving 
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Johnson, 1788, 0. The influence of civic life, sedentary habits, and intel- 
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Kitchener, 420, D. The art of invigorating and prolonging life, by food, 
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Peale, 1036, 0. Vol. XL p. An epistle to a friend, on the means of pre- 
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Ricketson, 178, D. Means of preserving health and preventing disease. 
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2830, 0. Treatise on physical education ; specially adapted to young 
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Roberton, 1807, 0. Institutes of health. By John Roberton. Lond. 1817. 
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Smith, 507, D. The philosophy of health ; or, an exposition of the physical 
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Struve, 657, 0. On the physical education of children. Translated from 
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676, 0. Asthenology; or the art of preserving feeble life. By 
Christian Augustus Struve, M. D. Translated from the German by 
Wm. Johnston. Lond. 1801. 
Tardieu, 3452, 0. Dictionnaire d'hygiene publique et de salubrite. Par 
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Thorel, 734, D. Hygiene populaire des villes et des campagnes, &c. Par 
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Tissot, 42, 0. Advice to the people in general, with regard to their health. 
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952, 0. The same. 2d edit. Lond. 1796. 
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188, D. The manual of health ; or, the invalid conducted safely through 
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3031, 0. First report of the committee on public hygiene of the American 
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(b.) NAVAL AND MILITARY HYGIENE. 
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Bell, 539, 0. On the causes which produce, and the means of preventing 
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Bird, 3773, 0. The principles and practice of military surgery, military 
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Fonssagrives, 3730, 0. Traite d'hygiene navale. Par le Dr. J. B. Fonssa- 
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Jackson, 308, 0. On the means of preserving the health of soldiers in hot 
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Luscombe, 1806, 0. Observations on the means of preserving the health 
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Lind, 1518, 0. An essay on the means of preserving the health of seamen. 
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Monro, 131, 0. On the means of preserving the health of soldiers, &c. By 
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1527, 0. Observations on the means of preserving the health of 
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Simpson, 1803, 0. Exposition of elementary principles specially con- 
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2. DIETETICS. 
(A.) GENERAL TREATISES. 
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recovery and preservation of firm health. By J. M. Adair, M. D. 
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Grisenthwaite, 566, D. An essay on food. By W. Grisenthwaite. Lond. 
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Hassall, 3784, 0. Adulterations detected ; or, plain instructions for the 
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Hunter, 413, D. Culina famulatrix medicinae; or receipts in modern 
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Martin, 742, D. Physiologie des substances alimentaires ou histoire phy- 
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Paris, 1897, O. A treatise on diet. By J. A. Paris, M. D. Lond. 1826. 
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2829, 0. The same work. 5th edit. Lond. 1837. 
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dietetical regimen suited for disordered states of the digestive organs ; 
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Smith, 1469, 0. A sure guide in sickness and health, in the choice of 
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Thackrah, 1890, 0. Lectures on digestion and diet. By Chas. T. Thack- 
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(b.) works on particular articles of diet. 
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Tomes 2. Paris, 1818. 
Stephenson, 2590, 0. Medical zoology and mineralogy; or, illustrations 
and descriptions of the animals and minerals employed in-medicine, 
and of the preparations derived from them ; including also an account 
of animal and mineral poisons. With figures colored from nature. 
By John Stephenson, M. D. Lond. 1832. 
Stoll, 1240, 0. Dissertation sur la matifere medicale. Ext. in Medecine 
pratique de Maximilien Stoll, de Vienne. Traduction nouvelle. Par 
P. A. 0. Mahon. Tomes 2. Paris, 1809. 
Thomson, 2325, O. Elements of materia medica and therapeutics ; in- 
cluding the recent discoveries and analyses of medicines. By An- 
thony Todd Thomson, M. D. Vol. I. Lond. 1832. 
2575, 0. The same work complete. 2d edit. Lond. 1835. 
Tournefort, 55, 0. Materia medica; or a description of simple medicines 
generally us'd in physick; with an appendix, shewing the nature 
and use of mineral waters. Written originally by the learned Mon- 
sieur Tournefort, botanist to the French King. Faithfully translated 
into English. 2d edit. Lond. 1716. 
Tourtelle, 1177, 0. Elemens de matiere medicale. Ouvrage posthume du 
Cit. Etienne Tourtelle. Paris, 1802. 
lire, Alex., 547, D. A practical compendium of the materia medica, with 
numerous formulae, adapted for the treatment of the diseases of in- 
fancy and childhood. By Alexander Ure, M. D. Lond. 1838. 
Ure, Andrew, 1303, 0. A new systematic table of the materia medica, 
with a preliminary dissertation on the operation of medicines. By 
Andrew Ure, M. D. Glasgow, 1813. 
Wood, 3765, 0. A treatise on therapeutics, and pharmacology or materia 
medica. By George B. Wood, M. D. 2 vols. Philad. 1856. 
325, D. A practical materia medica, in which the various articles are 
fully described, and divided into classes and orders according to 
their effects. 2d edit. Lond. 1813. 134 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
(b.) works on particular departments of the materia 
MEDICA. 
1. VEGETABLE MATERIA MEDICA, 
Barton, 305, Q. Vegetable materia medica of the United States ; or medi- 
cal botany. With colored plates. By Wm. P. C. Barton, M. D. 
2 vols. Philad. 1817 and 1818. 
Bigelow, 170, 0. American medical botany, being a collection of the 
native medicinal plants of the United States ; containing their botani- 
cal history and chemical analysis, and properties and uses in medi ■ 
cine, diet, and the arts. With colored engravings. By Jacob Bige- 
low, M. D. 3 vols. Boston, 1817-20. 
Bordiga, 53, Q. Storia delle plante forastiere le piu important! nell'uso 
medico, od economico, colle loro figure in rame incise da Benedetto 
Bordiga. Tomi 2. Milano, 1792. 
Carson, 464, Q. Illustrations of medical botany; consisting of colored 
figures of the plants affording the important articles of the materia 
medica. And descriptive letter-press. By Joseph Carson, M. D. 
5 vols. Philad. 1847. 
Cazin, 3324, 0. Traite pratique et raisonne de 1'emploi des plantes medi- 
cinales indigenes. Par F. J. Cazin. Boulogne, 1850. 
483, Q. Planches au mfime ouvrage. 
Chaumeton, 1669, O. Flore medicale, decrite par F. P. Chaumeton, M. D , 
peinte par P. J. F. Turpin, &c. Paris, 1814-20. Tomes 8. 
Culpeper, 33, D. The English physitian enlarged with three hundred 
and sixty-nine medicines, made of English herbs, that were not in 
any impression until this. Being an astrologo-physical discourse of 
the vulgar herbs of this nation, containing a complete method of 
physic, etc. By Nich. Culpeper. Lond. 1653. 
309, D. The same work. Gainsborough, 1813. 
Durante, 181, F. Herbario novo di Castore Durante, medico et cittadino 
Romano. Venetia, 1602. 
Griffith, 3281, O. Medical botany ; or, descriptions of the more important 
plants used in medicine, with their history, properties, and mode of 
administration. By R. Eglesfeld Griffith, M. D. With illustrations. 
Philad. (1847. 
Hill, 1564, O. p. Virtues of British herbs ; with the history and descrip- 
tion of the several kinds, an account of the diseases they will cure, 
the family methods of giving them, &c. By John Hill, M. D. With 
plates. 4th edit. Lond. 1771. 
Lindley, 2824, 0. Flora Medica ; a botanical account of all the more im- 
portant plants used in medicine in different parts of the world. By 
John Lindley. Lond. 1838. 
Macer Floridus, 3083, 0. p. Macer Floridus des vertus des plantes. MATERIA MEDICA. 
135 
Traduit en Franqais par M. Louis Baudet. Paris, 1845. (Biblioth&pie 
Latine-Franqaise.) 
Meyrick, 1528, O. The new family herbal; or, domestic physician; 
enumerating, with accurate descriptions, all the known vegetables 
which are any way remarkable for medical efficacy; with an account 
of their virtues in the several diseases incident to the human frame. 
With plates. By Wm. Meyrick. Birmingham, 1790. 
Mizaldus, 752, D. Alexikepus, seu auxiliaris et medicus hortus, rerum 
variarum, et secretorum remediorum accessione locupletatus. Auctore 
Antonio Mizaldo. Lutetiae, 1575. 
Reid, 452, D. Outlines of medical botany ; comprising vegetable anatomy 
and physiology, &c. With tables of medicinal plants, arranged in 
their Linnaean and natural orders. By Hugo Reid. Edinb. 1832. 
Richard, 2245, 0. Siemens d'histoire naturelie medicale. Par M. Achille 
Richard. Tomes 2. Paris, 1831. 
3262, 0. Le meme ouvrage. 4me edit. Tomes 3. Paris, 1849. 
Schoepf, 280, D. D. J. D. Schoepf materia medica Americana potissimum 
regni vegetabilis. Erlang®, 1787. 
Sibly, 269, Q. Vol. I. Culpeper's English physician, with the addition of 
one hundred herbs, and a display of their medicinal and occult 
properties in the cure of all diseases incident to mankind, &c. With 
colored plates. By E. Sibly. Lond. 
Soubeiran, 3666, 0. p. Des applications de la botanique 5. la pharmacie. 
Par J. L. Soubeiran. Paris, 1855. 
Spigelius, 53, F. Adriani Spigelii, Bruxellensis, isagoges in rem herbariam 
libri duo. Ext. in Oper. omn. Amstelod. 1645. 
Stephenson, 2519, 0. Medical botany; or, illustrations and descriptions of 
the medicinal plants of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin Pharma- 
copoeias. With figures drawn and colored from nature. By John 
Stephenson, M. D., and James Morss Churchill, F. L. S. A new edition 
by Gilbert T. Burnett. 3 vols. Lond. 1832-1836. 
Stokes, 1560, 0. A botanical materia medica, consisting of the generic 
and specific characters of the plants used in medicine and diet. By 
Jonathan Stokes, M. D. 4 vols. Lond. 1812. 
Woodville, 72, Q. Medical botany. With colored plates. By Wm. 
Woodville, M. D. 3 vols. and supplement. Lond. 1790-94. 
2. MATERIA MEDICA OF PARTICULAR COUNTRIES. 
Ainslie, 1944, 0. Materia Indica; or, an account of the articles employed 
by the Hindoos in their medicine, arts, &c. By Whitelaw Ainslie, M. D. 
2 vols. Lend. 1826. 
Barton, 459, O. p. Collections for an essay towards a materia medica of 
the United States. By Benjamin Smith Barton, M. D. Philad. 1798. 
1036, 0. Vol. VIII. p. The same. 
792, 0. The same. 2d edit. Philad. 1801 and 1804. 13G 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
Piso, 50, F. Gulielmi Pisonis de Indi® utriusque re natural! et medica 
libri XIV. Amstel. 1658. 
105, F. Gulielmi Pisonis de Medicina Brasiliensi libri quatuor. Lugd. 
et Amstel. 1648. 
Schoepf, 280, D. D. J. D. Schoepf materia medica Americana potissimum 
regni vegetabilis. Erlangae, 1787. 
3. INDIVIDUAL REMEDIES, AND CLASSES OF MEDICINES. 
(For works on this subject, vid. Works on Particular Remedies, Classes of Medicines, and 
their use, Chap. III., p. 151, et seq.) 
g Mineral Waters. 
(Vid. Natural History, Part II., Chap. 2.) 
III. PHARMACY. 
(a.) general and elementary treatises. 
Baume, 740, 0. Elements de pharmacie theorique et pratique. Par A. 
8me 6dit. 2 tomes. Paris, 1797. 
Beach, 2335, 0. A treatise on materia medica and pharmacy. Ext. in W. 
Beach's American practice of medicine, on vegetable principles. 3 
vols. New York, 1833. 
Brande, 1896, 0. A manual of pharmacy. By Wm. Thomas Brande, 
F. R. S. Bond. 1825. 
2833, 0. A dictionary of materia medica and practical pharmacy; 
including a translation of the formulae of the London pharmacopoeia. 
By Wm. Thos. Brande. Lond. 1839. 
Chevallier, 2159, O. Dictionnaire des drogues simples et composees, ou 
dictionnaire d'histoire naturelie medicale, de pharmacologie et de 
chimie pharmaceutique. Par A. Chevallier et par A. Richard. Tomes 
5. Paris, 1827. 
3488, 0. Dictionnaire raisonne des denominations chimiques et 
pharmaceutiques. Par MM. A. Chevallier, Ch. Lamy, et Ed. Robiquet. 
2me edit. Premiere partie. Paris, 1853. 
Dossie, 106, O. The elaboratory laid open; or, the secrets of modern 
chemistry and pharmacy revealed. By Robert Dossie, Esq. Lond. 
1758. 
Edwards, 2201, 0. A manual of materia medica and pharmacy. From 
the French of H. M. Edwards, M. D., and P. Vavasseur, M. D., by John 
Davies. Lond. 1831. 
2100, 0. The same. Translated by Jos. Togno, M. D., and E. Durand. 
Philad. 1829. 
Farre, 2053, 0. Journal of morbid anatomy, ophthalmic medicine, and 
pharmaceutical analysis, &c. By John R. Farr, M. D. Lond. 1828. MATERIA MEDICA. 
137 
Gardner, 674, D. Medical chemistry for the use of students and the pro- 
fession ; being a manual of the science, with its applications to 
toxicology, physiology, therapeutics, &c. By D. P. Gardner, M. D. 
Philad. 1848. 
Glauber, 56, F. The works of John R. Glauber; containing a great 
variety of choice secrets in medicine and alchymy, &c. Translated 
into English by Christopher Packe. Bond. 1689. 
Gray, 1985, 0. The elements of pharmacy and of the chemical history of 
the materia medica. By Samuel F. Gray. Bond. 1823. 
Bemery, 415, 0. A course of chymistry: containing an easie method of 
preparing those chymical medicines which are used in physick. With 
curious remarks upon each preparation. By Nicholas Bemery, M. D. 
4th edit. Translated from the French. Bond. 1720. 
Maugham, 445, D. The Eondon manual of medical chemistry, comprising 
an interlinear verbal translation of the pharmacopoeia. With the 
treatment and tests of poisons, &c. For the use of students. By 
William Maugham. Bond. 1831. 
Mohr, 3810, 0. Eehrbuch der pharmaceutischen Technick. Von Dr. Fr. 
Mohr. 2te Auflage. Braunschweig, 1853. 
Mohr & Redwood, 3256, 0. Practical pharmacy; the arrangements, appa- 
ratus, and manipulations of the pharmaceutical shop and laboratory. 
By Francis Mohr, Ph. D., and Theophilus Redwood. Edited, with 
extensive additions, by Wm. Procter, Jr. Illustrated by engravings. 
Philad. 1849. 
Monro, 31, 0. A treatise on medical and pharmaceutical chemistry and 
the materia medica. To which is added, a translation of the 
pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of Eondon. By 
Donald Monro, M. D. 4 vols. Bond. 1788-89. 
259, 0. The same. 
Morfit, 2711, 0. Chemical and pharmaceutical manipulations; a manual 
of the mechanical and chemico-mechanical operations of the labora- 
tory. By Campbell Morfit and Clarence Morfit. 2d edit. Philad. 1857. 
Murray, 917, 0. Elements of materia medica and pharmacy. By J. 
Murray. 2 vols. Edinb. 1804. 
1298, 0. A system of materia medica and pharmacy. By J. Murray. 
With notes, by N. Chapman, M. D. 2 vols. Philad. 1815. 
Myrepsus, 22, F. Vol. II. Nicolai Myrepsi Alexandrini de compositione 
medicamentorum opus, in sectiones quadraginta octo digestum, omni- 
bus turn medicis, turn seplasiariis mirum in modum utile. A. E. 
Fuchsio annotationibus illustratum. 1567. 
Nisbet, 138, D. Medical chemistry. Ext. in Dr. Wm. Nisbet's Edinburgh 
school of medicine. 4 vols.' bond. 1802. 
Orfila, 1224, 0. de chimie medicale. Par M. P. Orfila. Tomes 2. 
Paris, 1817. 
1767,0. Elements of medical chemistry. By M. P. Orfila. Bond. 1818. 
Paris, 1865, 0. The elements of medical chemistry. By J. A. Paris, M. D. 
Bond.1825. 138 
MATERIA MEDICA 
Paris, 1800, O. Pharmacologia; or, the history of medicinal substances ; 
with a view to establish the art of prescribing and of composing ex- 
temporaneous formulae upon fixed and scientific principles. By John 
Ayrton Paris, M. D. 3d edit. Lond. 1820. 
235, D. The same. 2d edit. Lond, 1812. 
1864, O. Pharmacologia. 6th edit. Corrected and extended in 
accordance with the London pharmacopoeia of 1824; and with the 
generally advanced state of chemical science. By J. A. Paris, M. D. 
2 vols. With a medicinal dynameter and scale of equivalents. Lond. 
1825. 
Parrish, 2988, 0. An introduction to practical pharmacy; designed as a 
text-book for the student, and as a guide to the physician and pharma- 
ceutist. With many formulas and prescriptions. By Edward Parrish. 
With illustrations. Philad. 1856. 
Rivinus, 806, D. D. Aug. Quirini Rivini manductio ad chemiam pharma- 
ceuticam. Norimbergae, 1718. 
Scribonius Largus, 22, F. Vol. II. Scribonii Largi de compositione medica- 
mentorum liber. 1567. Ext. in Art. Med. Prine. 
Soubeiran, E., 3495, 0. Traite de pharmacie theorique et pratique. Par 
E. Soubeiran. 4me edit. Avec figures intercalees dans le texte. 
Tomes 2. Paris, 1853. 
Soubeiran, J. 3666, 0. p. Des applications de la botanique & la pharmacie. 
Par J. L. Soubeiran. Paris, 1855. 
Whitaker, 2896, 0. Diagrams explanatory of the chemical decompositions 
of the London pharmacopoeia, and of the various processes used in 
medical chemistry. By Thos. H. Whitaker. Lond. 1839. 
Willis, 128, F. The whole works of Dr. Thos. Willis; containing several 
treatises, viz : Pharmaceutice rationalis, &c. &c. Translated by Sam. 
Pordage. Lond. 1684. 
(For Journals, Dissertations, &c., connected with this subject, Vid. Part IV., Chap. V.) 
(B.) WORKS ON PARTICULAR DEPARTMENTS OF PHARMACY. 
a. Medicinal Preparations. 
Adair, 208, 0. On a celebrated quack medicine, and on dulcified acids. 
By James M. Adair, M. D. Bath, 1787. 
Clutton, 405, 0. Vol. II. p. A true and candid relation of the good and 
bad effects of Joshua Ward's pill and drop. By Joseph Clutton. 
Loud.1736. 
405, O. Vol. II. p. Ward's pill dissected and &c., with a 
full confutation of Mr. Glutton's new hypothesis of arsenick being a 
part of its composition. By a chymist of London. Lond. 1736. 
Grifberg, 118, Q. Vol. II. p. De spiritu vini mercuriali. Auctore J. 0. 
Grifberg. Upsal. 1760. Ext. in Sandifort. Thesaur. 
Hauksbee, 405, 0. Vol. IV. Accounts of the effects of Mr. Hauksbee's 
alterative medicine in venereal diseases. Lond. 1742-43. MATERIA MEDICA. 
139 
Jones, 329, D. p. On the Eau medicinale d'Husson in the cure of gout. 
2d edit. By Edwin G. Jones, M. D. Lond. 1810. 
Laffecteur, 1207, 0. TraitS des maladies veneriennes et methode de leur 
guerison par le rob antisiphilitique. Par B. Laffecteur. Paris, 1802 
Leake, 294, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. A dissertation on the properties and efficacy 
of the Lisbon diet-drink in the cure of the venereal disease, the 
scurvy, and other disorders ; together with reflections on the use and 
abuse of mercury, and the manner of its action on the solids and 
fluids. By John Leake, M. D. 4th edit. Lond. 1767. 
Ring, 1219, 0. A treatise on the gout: with observations on the Eau me- 
dicinale. By John Ring. Lond. 1811. 
3638, 0. Positive medical agents, being a' treatise on the new alkaloid, 
resinoid, and concentrated preparations of indigenous and foreign 
medical plants. By authority of the American Chemical Institute- 
New York,1854. 
b. Pharmacopoeias, Dispensatories, Formularies, fyc. 
*a. Of Special Authors. 
Alleyne, 59, 0. A new English dispensatory. By James Alleyne, M. D. 
Lond. 1733. 
Bate, 117, D. Pharmacopoeia Bateana. Huie accessit orthotonia medico- 
rum observata, &c. Cura Ja. Shipton. Lond. 1688. 
35, D. Vid. Fuller. 
56, 0. Pharmacopoeia Bateana ; or Bate's dispensatory. Translated 
from the last edition of the Latin copy, published by Mr. James Ship- 
ton. To which are added the Arcana Goddardiana and their Recipes, 
&c. 3d edit. By Wm. Salmon, M. D. Lond. 1706. 
Berkenhout, 1182, 0. Pharmacopoeia medici. Auctore Joanne Berken- 
hout, M. D. Editio tertia. Lond. 1782. 
Boerhaave, 62, D. Praxis medica Boerhaaveana ; being a compleat body 
of prescriptions adapted to each section of the practical aphorisms of 
Hermannus Boerhaave. Lond. 1716. 
Browne, 316, D. The apothecary's vade mecum ; or, critico-explanatory 
companion to the new London pharmacopoeia. By Hyde Mathis 
Browne. Lond. 1812. 
Campbell, 292, D. Pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of 
London, 1809. Translated by Hector Campbell, M. D. Lond. 1809. 
Christison, 2982, 0. A dispensatory, or commentary on the pharmacopoeias 
of Great Britain. By Robert Christison, M. D. Edinb. 1842. 
Churchill, 311, D. The medical remembrancer; or pharmaceutical vade- 
mecum. By Thomas Furlong Churchill, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 
1810. 
Clarke, 224, D. Pharmacopoeiarum collegiorum regalium Londini, Edin- 
burgi, et Eblanae conspectus medicus. Edvardo Goodman Clarke, 
M. D. Lond. 1810. 140 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
Coxe, 851, 0. The American dispensatory; comprehending the improve- 
ments in Dr. Duncan's 2d edition of the Edinburgh new dispensatory. 
The arrangement simplified, and the whole adapted to the practice of 
medicine and pharmacy in the United States. With plates. By 
John Redman Coxe, M. D. Philad. 1806. 
852, 0. The same. 6th edit. Philad. 1825. 
2097, 0. The same. 7th edit. Philad. 1827. 
Cruso, 116, D. Medicamentorum thesaurus, succincte comprehendens ad 
omnes fere totius microcosmi morbos experta nec non specifica remedia 
ordine alphabetico digesta. Opera et cura Joannis Cruso. Lond. 
1701. 
Culpeper, 37, F. A physical directory ; or a translation of the dispensa- 
tory made by the Colledge of Physitians of London, and by them 
imposed upon all the apothecaries of England to make up their medi- 
cines by. 2d edit. By Nich. Culpeper. Lond. 1650. 
Duncan, 236, 0. The Edinburgh new dispensatory; being an improve- 
ment of.the new dispensatory of Dr. Lewis. With plates and tables. 
By Andrew Duncan, Jr., M. D. 2d edit. Edinb. 1790. 
770, 0. The same. Edinb. 1803. 
1451,0. The same. 8th edit. Edinb. 1816. 
Dunglison, 2914, 0. New remedies ; the method of preparing and admi- 
nistering them ; their effects on the healthy and diseased economy, 
&c. By Robley Dunglison, M. D. Philad. 1839. (Dunglison's Am. 
Med. Library.) 
Ellis, 2009, 0. The medical formulary. By Benjamin Ellis, M. D. Philad. 
1826. 
2742, 0. The medical formulary. With an appendix containing the 
usual dietetic preparations and antidotes for poisons. By Benjamin 
Ellis, M. D. 5th edit. Philad. 1838. 
3279, 0. The same. With an appendix on the endermic use of 
medicines, and on the use of ether and chloroform. By B. Ellis, 
M. D. 10th edit. Revised and extended by R. P. Thomas, M. D. 
Philad. 1854. 
Farr, 2812, 0. Vol. I. p. Formulary of new medicines. By W. Farr. 
(Dunglison's Am. Med. Library.) Philad. 1838. 
Fox, 330, 0. Formulae medicamentorum selectae; or select prescriptions 
of the most eminent physicians, for various diseases incident to the 
human body. By Edward Fox. Lond. 1777. 
Fuller, 120, D. Pharmacopoeia extemporanea. • Per Thom. Fuller, M. D. 
Lond. 1702. 
35, D. Pharmacopoeia Bateana, in libros duos digesta; primo com- 
positiones Galenicae, altero processus chymici exarantur; viribus 
dosibusque illustrantur, &c. Cura et opera Thomae Fuller, M. D. 
Lond. 1719. 
45, D. Pharmacopoeia domestica, in usum eorum, qui ruri medicinam 
facientes necesse habent, ut pharmacothecas privatas sibimet con- 
struant. Per Thom. Fuller, M. D. Lond. 1723. MATERIA MEDICA. 
141 
Garrod, 772, D. The essentials of materia medica, therapeutics, and the 
pharmacopoeias. By A. B. Garrod, M. D. Lond. 1855. 
Graves, 104, D. p. Conspectus of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin 
Pharmacopoeias. By R. Graves, M. D. Lond. 1799. 
228, D. The same work. 4th edit. Lond. 1810. 
Hahnemann, 2378, 0. Pharmacopee homoOopathique. Ext. in Organon 
de Part de guerir, par S. Hahnemann. Trad, par A. J. L. Jourdan. 
Paris, 1832. 
Hamilton, 300, D. The encheiridion medicum; or, young practitioner's 
pocket companion; being a conspectus of the London, Dublin, and 
Edinburgh Pharmacopoeias ; with a collection of formulae and tables 
of synonymes. By W. Hamilton. Lond. 1810. 
Healde, 144, O. The new pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physi- 
cians of London. Translated into English, with notes, indexes, &c. 
&c. By Thomas Healde, M. D. 3d edit. Lond. 1788. 
270, O. The same. 5th edit., revised and enlarged by John Latham, 
M. D. Lond. 1791. 
Jourdan, 2099, O. Pharmacopee universelle, ou conspectus des pharmaco- 
pees des tous pays. Par A. J. L. Jourdan. Tomes 2. Paris, 1828. 
Juncker, 81, Q. Conspectus formularum medicarum. Ext. in Joan. 
Junckeri Op. Omn. (Tomus VII.) Haise. Magdeb. 1730. 
Lewis, 617, 0. The new dispensatory; containing the elements of phar- 
maceutical chemistry, materia medica, pharmaceutical preparations, 
and medicinal observations. By W. Lewis, F. R. S. Edinb. 1786. 
(2 copies.) 
Magendie, 472, D. Formulaire pour la preparation et Pemploi de plusieurs 
nouveaux medicamens. Par F. Magendie. 7me edit. Paris, 1829. 
356, D. Formulary for the preparation and mode of employing seve- 
ral new remedies. Translated, with notes, by Chas. Thos. Haden. 
Lond. 1823. 
391, D. The same translation. With an appendix. 4th edit. By 
Robley Dunglison, M. D. Lond. 1825. 
Mesues, 430, Q. Giovanni Mesue della consolatione delle medicine sem- 
plici solutive, &c. Impresso in Firenze. (No title-page.) 
Monro, 31, 0. A treatise on medical and pharmaceutical chemistry, and 
the materia medica. To which is added a translation of the pharma- 
copoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of London. 4 vols. Lond. 
1788-90. 
259, 0. The same. 
Moure, 659, D. Precis de therapeutique speciale, de pharmaceutique et de 
pharmacologie. Par MM. J. G. Amedee Moure, et J. Henri Martin, 
M. D. Paris, 1845. 
Mynsicht, 135, Q. Hadriani a Mynsicht thesaurus et armamentarium 
medico-chymicum. Hoc est selectissimorum, contra quosvis morbos, 
pharmacorum conflciendorum secretissima ratio. Cui in fine adjunc- 
tum est testamentum Hadrianeum de aureo philosophorum lapide. 
Lubecae, 1662. 142 
MATERIA MEDICA. 
Nisbet, 135, D. The clinical pharmacopoeia; or, general principles of 
practice and prescription; arranged under three heads, of materia 
medica, classification, apd extemporaneous formulae. By Win. Nisbet, 
M. D. Lond. 1800. 
Pearson, 1103, 0. Thesaurus medicaminum ; a new collection of medical 
prescriptions, distributed into twelve classes, and accompanied with 
pharmaceutical and practical remarks. By Richard Pearson, M. D. 
3d edit. Lond. 1804. 
Plenck, 399, O. Pharmacologic chirurgicale, ou science des medicamens 
externes et internes, requis pour guerir les maladies chirurgicales ; 
suivie d'un traite de pharmacie relatif a la preparation et a la compo- 
sition des medicamens. Par M. Plenck. Paris, 1786. 
Powell, 1110, O. The pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians 
of London, 1809. Translated into English, with notes, &c., by Richard 
Powell, M. D. Lond. 1809. 
Quin, 2496, O. Pharmacopoeia homceopathica. Edidit F. F. Quin, M. D. 
Lond. 1834. 
Quincy, 3232, 0. Pharmacopoeia officinalis et extemporanea; or, a com- 
plete English dispensatory. By John Quincy, M. D. 3d edit. Lond. 1720, 
193, 0. The same. 
74, 0. The same. 14th edit. Lond. 1769. 
Radcliffe, 258, 0. Dr. Radcliffe's practical dispensatory. Containing a 
complete body of prescriptions, fitted for all diseases internal and 
external, digested under proper heads ; selected from various authors. 
By Edward Strother, M. D. 4th edit. Lond. 1721. 
Ratier, 2389, 0. Pharmacopee Framjaise, ou Code des medicamens, nou- 
velle traduction du Codex medicamentarius, sive Pharmacopoea Gal- 
lica. Par F. S. Ratier; augmentee de notes et additions par 0. Henry, 
Fils. Paris, 1827. 
470, D. Formulaire pratique des hopitaux civils de Paris, &c., avec 
des considerations generales sur chaque hopital. Par F. S. Ratier, 
M. D. 4me edit. Paris, 1832. 
423, D. A practical formulary of the Parisian hospitals. With 
remarks, &c. By F. S. Ratier, M. D. Translated from the 3d French 
edit., by R. D. McLellan, M. D. Edinb. 1830. 
Reece, 894, 0. p. The medical and chirurgical pharmacopoeia, for the use 
of hospitals, dispensaries, &c. By Richard Reece. Bristol, 1800. 
1642, 0. p. The medical and surgical dispensatory. By Richard 
Reece, M. D. 2d. edit. Bristol, 1808. 
1642, 0. p. A companion to the medicine chest, &c. Lond. 1814. 
Rutty, 298, D. Observations on the London and Edinburgh dispensatories ; 
with an account of the virtues of various subjects of the materia 
medica. By the late John Rutty, M. D. Lond. 1776. 
Ryan, 539, D. The medico-chirurgical formulary; or, a conspectus of the 
best prescriptions, both national and foreign, in medicine, surgery, 
obstetricy, and infantile medicine, &c. By Michael Ryan, M. D. 
Lond. 1837. MATERIA MEDICA. 
143 
Schroder, 50, 0. Pharmacopoeia medico-chymica, sive thesaurus pharma- 
cologicus, quo composita queeque celebriora, hinc mineralia, vegetabilia 
et animalia chymico-medice describuntur, atque insuper principia 
physicicse Hermetico-Hippocraticae candide exhibentur. Authore Jo- 
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Serenus Sanionicus, 22, F. Vol. II. Q. Sereni Samonici de medicina prae- 
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3083, 0. p. Preceptes medicaux de Serenus Sammonicus. Traduit 
en Franqais par M. Louis Baudet. Paris, 1845. (Bibliotheque Latine- 
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Smith, 270, D. Formulae medicamentorum concinnatae; or, elegant medical 
prescriptions, from the Latin of Dr. Hugh Smith; with a sketch of his 
life. Lond. 1791. 
Spens, 326, D. Pharmacopoeia in usum nosocomii regii Edinburgensis, 
curante Thoma Spens, M. D. Edinb. 1810. 
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pharmacopoeias ; containing a concise view of the doctrine of definite 
proportions, and an account of the new French medicines. By D. 
Spillan, M. D. Dublin, 1830. 
Staphorst, 125, D. Officina chymica Londinensis, sive exacta notitia 
medicamentorum spagyricorum. Opera et studio Nicolai Staphorst. 
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Stocker, 1554, O. Pharmacopoeia officinalis Britannica, being a new and 
correct translation of the late edition of the London pharmacopoeia, 
with which are incorporated, in alphabetical order, all the formulae of 
the Edinburgh and Dublin colleges. With explanatory notes. By 
Richard Stocker. Lond. 1810. 
Thacher, 1126, O. The new American dispensatory. By James Thacher, 
M. D. Boston, 1810. 
Thomson, A. T. 1483, O. The London dispensatory. Revised and altered 
according to the last edition of the London pharmacopoeia. By 
Anthony Todd Thompson. With plates. Lond. 1815. 
2640, 0. The same work. 4th edit. Lond. 1826. 
263, D. A conspectus of the pharmacopoeias of the London, Edin- 
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medica and pharmacy. By Anthony Todd Thomson. 2d edit. Lond. 
1816. 
Thomson, J. 1482, 0. The Edinburgh new dispensatory; containing the 
elements of materia medica and pharmacy. With accurate transla- 
tions of the London, Dublin, and Edinburgh pharmacopoeias. By John 
Thomson, M. D. Edinb. 1813. 
1392, 0. The pharmacopoeias of the London, Edinburgh, and Dublin 
colleges, translated into English; with an appendix. By John Thom- 
son, M. D. Edinb. 1815. 
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Tuthill, 1410, 0. The pharmacopoeia of the Royal College of Physicians of 
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Wilson, 240, D. Pharmacopoeia chirurgica, or a manual of chirurgical 
pharmacy. By James Wilson, F. R. S. Lond. 1810. 
262, D. The same work. 3d edit. Lond. 1814. 
341, D. The same. With notes, &c., by Wm. Meade, M D. Philad. 
1818. 
Wood & Bache, 2466, 0. The dispensatory of the United States of Ame- 
rica. By Geo. B. Wood, M. D., and Franklin Bache, M. D. 2d edit. 
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3253, 0. The same work. 5th edit. Philad. 1843. 
Zwelfer, 620, 0. Pharmacopoeia Augustana reformata, et ejus mantissa, 
cum animadversionibus Joannis Zwelferi, Palat. Med. Doct. Annexa 
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293, D. Pharmacopoeia in usum valetudinarii a Thoma Guy, annigero 
fundati, ad normam recensitae editionis pharmacopceiae Collegii Reg. 
Medic. Lond. reformata. Londini, 1803. 
603, D. Idem opus. Lond. 1837. 
3795, 0. p. Pharmacopee a 1'usage des hospices civils, des secours a domi- 
cile, des prisons et depots de mendicite. Paris, 1830. 
97, D. The practice of the British and French hospitals. 2d edit. Lond. 
1775. 
305, D. The domestic pharmacopoeia; or, a complete medical guide for 
families. Lond. 1805. 
389, 0. Thesaurus medicaminum. A new collection of medical prescrip- 
tions, distributed into twelve classes, and accompanied with pharma- 
ceutical and practical remarks, exhibiting a view of the present state 
of the materia medica, and practice of physic, both at home and 
abroad. 2d edit. With an appendix. By a member of the London 
College of Physicians. Lond. 1794. 
*b. National Pharmacopoeias, 
162, D. Pharmacopoeia Amstelaedamensis renovata. 1726. 
3808, 0. Pharmacopoea Borussica. Editio sexta. Berolini, 1846. 
172, 0. Pharmacopoeia Collegii Regii Medicorum Edinburgensis. Edinb. 
1783. 
344, O. Idem opus. Edinb. 1792. 
324, D. Idem opus. Edinb. 1813. 
344, Q. Codex Medicamentarius, sive Pharmacopoeia Gallica ; editus a 
Facultate Medica Parisiensi. Parisiis, 1818. 
203, 0. Pharmacopoea Leidensis, amplissimorum magistratuum auctoritate 
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405, 0. Vol. III. p. Plan of a new London pharmacopoeia, proposed to the 
College of Physicians by their committee appointed for that purpose. 
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1549, 0. Idem opus. 1809. Editio altera. Lond. 1815. 
359, D. Pharmacopoeia of the Massachusetts medical society. Boston, 
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1367, 0. The pharmacopoeia of the United States of America. Boston, 
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2574, 0. The pharmacopoeia of the United States of America. By authority 
of the national medical convention, held at Washington, A. D. 1830. 
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2995, O. The pharmacopoeia of the United States of America. By authority 
of the national medical convention, held at Washington, A. D. 1840. 
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§ Commentaries on the Pharmacopoeias. 
Bostock, 1585, 0. p. Remarks on the nomenclature of the new London 
pharmacopoeia. By John Bostock, M. D. Liverpool, 1810. 
Browne, 316, D. The apothecary's vade mecum; or, critico-explanatory 
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Nott, 295, D. A posologic companion to the London pharmacopoeia. By 
John Nott, M. D. 3d edit. Lond. 1811. 
Phillips, 1585, 0. p. An examination of the last edition of the pharma- 
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Whitaker, 2896, 0. Diagrams explanatory of the chemical decompositions 
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discovery of frauds in food and medicine. By Arthur Hill Hassall, 
M. D. Lond. 1856. 
IV. THERAPEUTICS. 
(a.) general therapeutics. 
a. General and Systematic Treatises. 
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Aubry, 997, 0. Introduction & la therapeutique de Cos, dans laquelle on 
a principalement eu en vue le traitement des maladies aigues. Par 
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2202, 0. The French practice of medicine; being a translation of 
L. J. Begin's treatise on therapeutics; with notes and observations 
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propositions; embracing physiology, pathology, and therapeutics. 
Translated from the French of F. J. V. Broussais, by Isaac Hays, 
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2785,0. Cours de pathologic et de therapeutique generales. Par F. 
J. V. Broussais. Stenographic par M. Tasset, et redige par P. M. 
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Chapman, 1402, 0. Discourses on the elements of therapeutics and ma- 
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1699, 0. Elements of therapeutics and materia medica. By N. 
Chapman, M. D. 2 vols. Philad. 1821. 
1926, 0. The same. 3d edit. Philad. 1823. 
Dickson, 3381, 0. p. The principles of the chrono-thermal system of 
medicine, with the fallacies of the faculty. By Samuel Dickson, 
M. D. With an introduction and notes, by Wm. Turner, M. D. 
5th edit. Lond. 1845. 
Dieu, 3173, 0. Traite de matiere medicale et de therapeutique. Par S. 
Dieu, M. D. Tomes 4. Paris, 1847-1853. 
Duncan, 244, 0. Elements of therapeutics. By Andrew Duncan, M. D. 
Edinb. 1770. 
Dunglison, 2655, 0. General therapeutics, or principles of medical 
practice; with tables of the chief remedial agents, and their prepara- 
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Eberle, 2254, 0. A treatise of the materia medica and therapeutics. By 
John Eberle, M. D. 2 vols. Baltimore and Philad. 1825. 
Feldmann, 3522, 0. p. Aphorismes de therapeutique. Par le Dr. S. Feld- 
mann. Paris, 1852. 
Fouquier, 2429, 0. p. Considerations generales sur le mode d'administra- 
tion des medicamens, et observations sur 1'usage interne de 1'acetate MATERIA MEDICA. 
147 
de plomb. Par M. Fouquier, M. D. Recueillies et publiees par M. 
Ratier. Paris, 1820. 
Garrod, 772, D. The essentials of materia medica, therapeutics, and the 
pharmacopoeias. By Alfred B. Garrod, M. D. Lond. 1855. 
Gintrac, .3534, 0. p. Cours theorique et clinique de pathologic interne et 
de therapie medicale. Par E. Gintrac. Tomes 3. Paris, 1853. 
Home, 1455, 0. Medical facts and experiments. By Francis Home, M. D. 
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12, 0. Clinical experiments, histories, and dissections. By F. Home, 
M. D. 3d edit. Lond. 1783. 
Juncker, 81, Q. Conspectus therapiae generalis. Ext. in Joan. Junckeri 
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Macbride, 80, 0. Experimental essays on medical and philosophical sub- 
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Marryat, 247, D. Doctor Marryat's therapeutics; or the art of healing. 
21st edit. With a glossary; recipes for several popular medicines ; 
and an outline of the author's life. Bristol, 1806. 
Martinet, 421, D. Manual of therapeutics. By L. Martinet, M. D. 
Translated from the French, with additions and alterations, by Robert 
Norton, M. D. Lond. 1830. 
Merat, etc. 2353, 0. Dictionnaire universel de matiere medicale et de 
therapeutique generale. Par F. V. Merat, M. D., et A. J. de Lens, 
M. D. Tomes 6. Paris, 1829-34. Avec un supplement. Paris, 
1846. 
Mesues, 430, Q. Giovanni Mesue della consolatione delle medicine sim- 
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Mialhe, 3702, 0. Chimie appliquee & la physiologie et it la therapeutique. 
Par M. le Dr. Mialhe. Paris, 1856. 
Norton, 2237, 0. p. Elements of diagnosis, general pathology, and thera- 
peutics. By Robert Norton, M. D. Lond. 1831. 
Paine, 733, D. Materia medica and therapeutics. By Martyn Paine, 
M. D. New York, 1848. 
Parry, 1539, 0. Elements of pathology and therapeutics. By Caleb Hil- 
liar Parry, M. D. Vol. I. Bath, 1815. 
Pereira, 3632, 0. The elements of materia medica and therapeutics. By 
Jonathan Pereira, M. D. 4th edit. 2 vols. in 3. Lond. 1854-55. 
Pidoux, 3513, 0. p. Les vrais principes de la matiere medicale et de la 
therapeutique. Par le Dr. Pidoux. Paris, 1853. 
Quesneville, 3666, 0. p. Memento therapeutique. Simple notice sur les 
principales substances de la matiere medicale, &c. Par le Dr. Ques- 
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Riolanus, 641, D. Universe medicinae compendia.-Methodus medendi, 
tarn generalis quam particularis. Per Joannem Riolanum, M. D. 
Parisiis, 1598. 
Royle, 3283, 0. Materia medica and therapeutics. By J. Forbes Royle, 
M. D. Edited by Joseph Carson, M. D. Philad. 1847. 
Spillan, 605, D. A manual of general therapeutics ; with rules of pre- 148 
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scribing, and a copious collection of formulae. By D. Spillan, M. D. 
Lond. 1841. 
Strother, 70, 0. Euodia ; or a discourse on causes and cures. By Edw. 
Strother, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1718. 
180, 0. The same. 1st. edit. Lond. 1716. 
Thomson, 2575, 0. Elements of materia medica and therapeutics. By 
Anthony Todd Thomson, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1835. 
2325, 0. The same. 1st. edit. Vol. I. Lond. 1832. 
Townsend, 640, 0. Elements of therapeutics ; or, a guide to health ; 
being cautions and directions in the treatment of diseases ; designed 
chiefly for the use of students. By Joseph Townsend. 3d edit. 
Lond. 1801. 
971, 0. The same work. 2d. Am. edit. Boston, 1807. 
161, D. The physician's vade-mecum; being a compendium of 
nosology and therapeutics. By Jos. Townsend. 6th edit. Lond. 
1801. 
Waring, 794, D. A manual of practical therapeutics, considered chiefly 
with reference to articles of materia medica. By Edw. John Waring. 
Lond. 1854. 
Williams, 3277, 0. Principles of medicine ; comprising general pathology 
and therapeutics, &c. By Chas. J. B. Williams, M. D. Edited by 
M. Clymer, M. D. 3d Am. edit. Philad. 1848. 
Wood, 3765, 0. A treatise on therapeutics and pharmacology, or materia 
medica. By George B. Wood, M. D. Philad. 1856. 
Wunderlich, 3289, 0. Handbuch der Pathologic und Therapie. Von Dr. 
C. A. Wunderlich. 3 Biinde. Stuttgart, 1846-54. 
Bell, 687, 0. On hydropathy. Ext. in Dietetical and medical hydrology. 
By John Bell, M. D. Philad. 1850. 
Bigel, 595, D. Manuel d'hydrosudopathie, ou traitement des maladies 
par 1'eau froide, la sueur, 1'exercice, et le regime; suivant la methode 
employee par V. Priessnitz a Graefenberg; par Dr. Bigel. Suivi d'un 
memoire physiologique sur la chaleur animale ; par M. Pelletan. 
Paris, 1840. 
Brunnow, 2883, 0. p. Vid. Sullivan. 
Croserio, 2882, 0. p. On homoeopathic medicine, illustrating its supe- 
riority over the other medical doctrines. By M. Croserio, M. D. 
Translated from the French, with notes, containing the opinions of 
Brera, Broussais, &c. on homoeopathia. By C. Neidhard, M. D. 
Philad. 1837. 
Curie, 2826, 0. Principles of homoeopathy. By P. Curie, M. D. Lond. 
1837. 
2827. 0. Practice of homoeopathy. By P. F. Curie, M. D. Lond. 
1838. 
Dauvergne,3535,0. Hydrotherapie generale. Du veritable mode d'action 
des eaux de mer, &c. Par A. II. A. Dauvergne, M. D. I'aris, 1853. 
§ Homoeopathy and Hydropathy. MATERIA MEDICA. 
149 
Des-Guidi, 2606, 0. p. Letters to the physicians of France on homoeopathy. 
By the Count Des-Guidi, M. D. Translated from the French by Wm. 
Channing, M. D. New York, 1834. 
Eustaphieve, 2883, 0. p. Homoepathia revealed. A brief exposition of 
the whole system, adapted to general comprehension. By A. Eusta- 
phieve. New York, 1837. 
Everest, 578, D. p. A popular view of homoeopathy. By the Rev. Th. 
Everest. Allentown, Pa. 1835. 
Fleury, 3451, O. Traite pratique et raisonne d'hydrotherapie. Recherches 
cliniques, &c. Par Louis Fleury. Paris, 1852. 
3616, 0. p. Recherches experimentales sur la sudation. Par Louis 
Fleury. Paris, 1854. 
3714, 0. p. Clinique hydrotherapique de Bellevue. Recherches et 
observations sur les maladies chroniques. Par Louis Fleury. Paris, 
1855. 
Forbes, 715, D. p. The water-cure, or hydropathy. By John Forbes, M. D. 
Philad. 1847. 
Green, 578, D. p. A familiar exposition of homoeopathia, or the new 
mode of curing diseases, illustrating its superiority over the preva- 
lent system of medicine. By Jonas Green, M. D. Philad. 1836. 
Hahnemann, 2378, 0. Exposition de la doctrine medicale homoeopathique, 
ou Organon de Part de guerir. Par S. Hahnemann. Accompagnee de 
fragmens des autres ouvrages de 1'auteur et suivie d'une pharmacopee 
homoeopathique. Traduite par A. J. L. Jourdan. Paris, 1832. 
2701, 0. Organon of homoeopathic medicine. By Samuel Hahne- 
mann. 1st American from the British translation of the 4th German 
edition. Allentown, Pa. 1836. 
Hartshorne, 686, D. Water versus hydropathy. By Henry Hartshorne, 
M. D. Philad. 1847. 
Henderson, 3564, 0. Homoeopathy fairly represented. A reply to Pro- 
fessor Simpson's " Homoeopathy" misrepresented. By Wm. Hender- 
son, M. D. From the 2d Edinb. edit. Philad. 1854. 
Hering, 2607, 0. p. A concise view of the rise and progress of homoe- 
opathic medicine. By Constantine Hering, M. D. Translated from 
the German by Chas. Matlack, M. D. Philad. 1833. 
Hoffmaq, 2606, 0. p. L'homoeopathie exposee aux gens du monde, et re- 
futation des objections que font contre elle ses detracteurs. Par le 
Doct. Achille Hoffman. Paris, 1834. 
Holmes, 609, D. p. Homoeopathy, and its kindred delusions ; two lectures 
delivered by Oliver Wendell Holmes, M. D. Boston, 1842. 
Lee, 2629, 0. p. On homoeopathy. By Edwin Lee. Lond. 1835. 
Leo-Wolf, 2602, 0. Remarks on the Abracadabra of the 19th century; or 
on Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's homoeopathic medicine, with particular 
reference to Dr. C. Hering's " View" of its rise and progress. By 
Wm. Leo-Wolf, M. D. New York, 1835. 
Manec, 3738, 0. Lettres sur l'homoeopathie, ou refutation complete de 
cette methode curative. Par P. A. Manec, Jeune, M. D. Paris, 1855. 150 
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Neidhard, 609, D. p. An answer to the homoeopathic delusions of Dr. 
Oliver Wendell Holmes. By Charles Neidhard, M. D. Philad. 1842. 
Okie, 609, D. p. Homoeopathy, with particular reference to a lecture by 
0. W. Holmes, M. D. By A. H. Okie, M. D. Boston, 1842. 
Simpson, J. Y., 3548, 0. Homoeopathy; its tenets and tendencies, theo- 
retical, theological, and therapeutical. By James Y. Simpson, M. D. 
3d edit. Edinb. 1853. 
Simpson, S., 2825 , 0. A practical view of homoeopathy. By Stephen 
Simpson, M. D. Lond. 1836. 
Sullivan, 2883, 0. p. A concise view of the principles of homoeopathia. 
By the Baron de Brunnow. With introductory remarks, by John L. 
Sullivan. New York, 1835. 
Trifet, 3486, 0. p. De Phydrotherapie, methode rationelle de traitement 
par la sueur, Peau froide, le regime et Pexercise. Par le Dr. Trife. 
Avesnes, 1852. 
Wilson, 3606, 0. The principles and practice of the water-cure ; and on 
household medical science. By James Wilson, M. D. Lond. 1854. 
2943, 0. Miscellanies on homoeopathy, edited by an association of homoe- 
opathic physicians. Philad. 1839. 
b. Works on the General Modus Operandi of Medicines. 
Geddy, 683, 0. p. Inaug. dissertation on the absorption of medicines. 
By John C. Geddy. Philad. 1802. 
1036, O. Vol. XIV. p. The same. 
Headland, 3520, 0. The action of medicines in the system; or, on the 
mode in which therapeutic agents introduced into the stomach pro- 
duce their peculiar effects on the animal economy. By Frederick 
Wm. Headland. Philad. 1853. 
Hodge, 648, 0. p. On the absorption of medicines into the circulation. 
Inaug. diss, by Benj. G. Hodge. Philad. 1801. 
813, 0. Vol. II. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. XX. p. The same. 
Ribb, 648, 0. p. On the action of the lymphatics ; with an inquiry into 
the modus operandi of medicines. By Wm. W. Ribb. Philad. 1811. 
(Inaug. diss.) 
1036, 0. Vol. XX. p. The same. 
Rufz, 401, Q. p. These sur la question: Existe-t-il des agens therapeu- 
tiques dont 1'effet ne soit observable que sur les solides ou sur les 
fluides ? Par E. Rufz, M. D. Paris, 1835. 
Paine, 3381, 0. p. Essays on the modus operandi of remedial agents, &c. 
By Martyn Paine, M. D. New York, 1842. 
3458, 0. Vol. III. p. The same. Ext. in Med. and Physiol. Com- 
ment. By M. Paine. 
Smith, 532, 0. p. Inaug. dissertation, being an attempt to prove that 
certain substances are conveyed unchanged into the circulation; or, MATERIA MEDICA. 
151 
if changed, that they are recomposed, and regain their active proper- 
ties. By E. Darrell Smith. Philad. 1800. 
Smith, 813, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. X. & Vol. XIX. p. The same. 
Walmsley, 754, 0. p. On glandular appetency, or the absorption of 
medicines. By Thos. Walmsley. (Inaug. diss.) Philad. 1803. 
(b.) special therapeutics. 
a. General Treatises. 
Balbimie, 3607, 0. The water-cure in consumption and scrofula. By 
John Balbimie, M. D. Lond. 1854. 
Beck, 680, D. Essays on infant therapeutics ; to which is added observa- 
tions on ergot, and an account of the origin of the use of mercury 
in inflammatory complaints. By John B. Beck, M. D. New York, 
1849. 
Bonnet, 3462, 0. Traite de therapeutique des maladies articulaires. Par 
A. Bonnet. Paris, 1853. 
Bonninghausen, 2566, 0. p. Essai d'une therapie homoeopathique des 
fievres intermittentes. Par le Dr. C. de Bonninghausen. Traduit de 
1'Allemand, par C. de Bachmeteff et C. Rapou. Paris, 1833. 
Hartmann, 3461, 0. Therapeutique homoeopathique des maladies des en- 
fants. Par Le Dr. Hartmann. Trad, de 1'Allemand, avec notes, par 
M. Leon Simon fils, M. D. Paris, 1853. 
Le Bon, 182, F. Joannis Le Bon therapia puerperarum. Ext. in Spachii 
Gynjec. p. 394. Argent. 1597. 
Le Couppey, 3388, 0. p. Memoire sur la therapeutique des tubercules pul- 
monaires et scrofuleux. Par Le Couppey, M. D. Paris, 1851. 
Marcus, 2805, 0. Essai de therapeutique speciale. Par F. A. Marcus, 
M. D. Traduit de 1'Allemand par E. L. Jacques. Paris, 1825. 
Moure et Martin, 659, D. Precis de therapeutique speciale, de pharmaceu- 
tique et de pharmacologie. Par MM. J. G. Amedee Moure, et J. Henri 
Martin, M. D. Paris, 1845. 
Tortus, 364, 0. F. Torti therapeutice specialis ad febres periodicas perni- 
ciosas, &c. Edentibus C. C. J. Tombeur et 0. Brixhe, M. D. Tomi 2. 
Leodii, 1821. 
b. Works on Particular Remedies, and their Use. 
Acid, Acetic.-721, D. On scarlatina and its treatment by aciduni aceti- 
cum dilutum. By Isaac B. Brown. Lond. 1846. 
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1036, 0. Vol. IV. p. The same. 
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438, O. Vol. I. p. An experimental inquiry into the properties 
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406, 0. Vol. IV. p. An inquiry into the medicinal qualities and 
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2429,0. p. Sur 1'emploi de 1'acide pmssique ou hydro-cyanique 
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447, 0. The same. 
813, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. 
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3174, 0. p. Traitement preservatif et curatif du cholera 
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149, Q. Memoire sur 1'acupuncture, suivi d'une serie d'observations 
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3384, 0. p. Emploi medical de 1'arsenic particulifcrement dans les 
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218 and 294, 0. Vol. XI. An essay on the evil consequences attend- 
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1036, 0. Vol. VI. p. The same. 
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3512, 0. p. Recherches sur les huiles de foie de Morue et leur sub- 
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2338, 0. p. The same. 2d edit. Lond. 1833. 
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911, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation, on the operation of cold. 
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1036, O. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
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155, D. An essay on the medicinal nature of hemlock. Translated 
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1609, 0. p. The same. 
1074, 0. p. An inquiry, proving that the medicinal properties of the 
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732, 0. An account of the foxglove, and some of its medical uses : 
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Withering, M. D. Birmingham, 1785. 
Electricity.-474, 0. On electricity, and on its application to medical 
purposes. By George Adams. 3d edit. Lond. 1787. 
1581, 0. p. An essay on the medical application of electricity. By 
John Birch. Lond. 1803. 
694, D. Lectures on electricity and galvanism, in their physio- 
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1849. 
166, 0. An essay on the theory and practice of medical electricity. 
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3513, 0. p. Electricite, galvanisme et magnetisme appliques aux 
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3645 , 0. De 1'electrisation localisee et son application & la physiologic, 
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Boulogne. Paris, 1855. 
186, D. Theory and practice of medical electricity. By T. Gale, M. D. 
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911, 0. p. An inaugural essay on the use of electricity in medicine. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. The same. 
294, 0. Vol. V. p. The utility of medical electricity illustrated, in 
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3455, 0. p. De la cauterisation, de 1'electricite et du caut&re electrique 
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d'Etiolles. Paris, 1852. 
3335, 0. Elements of electro-biology, or the voltaic mechanism of 
man ; or electro-pathology, especially of the nervous system ; and of 
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148, 0. A case of gutta serena cured by electricity. By James Ware. 
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1595, 0. p. The effects of electricity in paralytic and rheumatic, 
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some observations on the inefficacy of metallic tractors; and an 
analysis of a course of lectures on experimental philosophy. By C. 
H. Wilkinson. Lond. 1799. 
Elm Bark.-40, 0. Ou the use of decoction of elm bark in cutaneous 
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Ergo'.-680, D. Observations on ergot, &c. Ext. in Infant therapeutics, 
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2056, 0. Researches respecting the natural history, chemical analysis, 
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3485, 0. p. Traite sur 1'emploi therapeutique du seigle ergote. Par 
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3207, 0. Des effets physiologiques et therapeutiques des ethers. Par 
H. Chambert, M. D. Paris, 1848. 
3441, 0. A treatise on etherization in childbirth. Illustrated by 581 
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698, D. Ether and chloroform ; their employment in surgery, dentistry, 
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3533, 0. p. Des considerations puissantes qui doivent empGcher 
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3163, 0. p. Experiences relatives aux effets de 1'inhalation de I'ether 
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3787, O. p. Circular. Morton's Letheon. Boston. 
3182, 0. On the inhalation of the vapor of ether in surgical opera- 
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662, D. Etherization ; with surgical remarks. By John C. Warren, 
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3787, 0. p. Inhalation of ether. By J. Mason Warren, M. D., one of 
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3787, 0. p. Discovery by the late Dr. Horace Wells of the applica- 
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3787, 0. p. Report of the board of trustees of the Massachusetts 
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3787, 0. p. Reports of the select committee, to whom was referred 
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3787, 0. p. Debate in the United States Senate, August 28,1852, on 
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1986, 0. An account of the system of friction, in cases of contracted 
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1589, 0. p. Facts establishing the efficacy of opiate frictions in 
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Fucus Helminthocorton.-1853, 0. On the effects of fucus helminthocorton 
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Galvanism.-1581, 0. p. Professor Davy's inquiries concerning the relation 
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387, D. On galvanism, its chymical properties, and medical efficacy 
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778, D. p. The curative effects of galvanism in gout and rheumatism. 
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1712, 0. Experimental inquiry into the laws of the vital functions, 
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909, 0. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. XIV. p. The same. 
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3313, 0. Gymnastique pratique. Par M. Napoleon Laisne. Avec 
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3792, 0. p. Systeme de gymnastique de chambre medicale et 
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Ilachisch.-3078, 0. Du Hachisch et de 1'alienation mentale, etudes 
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Ice.-3649, 0. p. Efficacite de la glace & la compression pour 
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2127, 0. On the efficacy of veratria, iodine, &c. &c.; ext. in Hospital 
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3682, 0. lodotherapie, ou de 1'emploi medico-chirurgical de 1'iode et 
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Iodine -1965, 0. On the effects of iodine in bronchocele and scrophula. 
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3580, 0. p. Du traitement des fistules & 1'anus par les injections 
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2178, 0. An essay on the history, preparation, and therapeutic uses 
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2418, 0. p. Memoire sur Pemploi de 1'iode dans les maladies scrofu- 
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2418,0. p. Memoire sur 1'emploi des bains iodures dans les maladies 
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1965, 0. Medical researches on the effects of iodine in bronchocele, 
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2489, 0. p. On the properties of iodine, particularly in dropsy, &c. 
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Ipecacuanha.-1169, 0. p. On the efficacy of ipecacuan in indigestion, &c. 
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826, 0. p. Observations on the medical properties of iron. (Inaug. 
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1541, 0. On the properties and virtues of quicksilver, antimony, 
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3746, 0. p. De 1'injection du perchlorure de fer dans le systeme 
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3616,0. p. Sur 1'application du perchlorure defer de 1'exterieur S, 
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911, 0. The same. 
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Laurus.-1036,0. Vol. XV. p. An inaug. experimental botanico-chemical 
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801, O. p. The same. 
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895, 0. p. The same. 
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648, 0. p. An inaugural essay on the effects of lead, comprising a 
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1036, 0. Vol. XX. p. The same. 
2429, 0. p. Sur 1'usage interne de Pacetate de plomb. Par M. Fou- 
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3649,0. p. Multiplication des sangsues. Par M. Huzard. Nouvelle 
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1583, 0. p. A treatise on the medicinal leech. By James R. John- 
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1386, 0. The same. With further observations on the medicinal 
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2199, 0. An essay on leeches. By Jos. C. Nott, M. D. Columbia, 
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327, D. p. The same. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XV. p. The same. 
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1992,0. p. Clinical observations on the efficacy of hydrochloruret of 
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Lupulus.-826, 0. p. An inaugural essay on the Lupulus communis, of 
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813, 0. Vol. II. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. The same. 
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801, 0. p. The same. 
Sulphate of.-241, D. Tractatus de salis cathartici amari in aquis 
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Magnetism.-3483, 0. p. Electricite, galvanisme et magnetisme appliques 
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3513, 0. p. Le meme livre. 
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683, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on the Magnolia glauca, or 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
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1664, 0. Observations on syphilis, and on the use of mercury. 
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801, 0. p. An inaug. dissertation on the use of mercury in fevers. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XV. p. The same. 
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70, D. p. Miscellaneous remarks on Mr. Clare's method. Lond. 
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2690, O. On the venereal disease, and on the use of mercury. By 
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350, O. The same. 
1603, O. p. Examination of the prejudices commonly entertained 
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826, 0. p. An inaug. experimental essay on mercury. By John 
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1036, O. Vol. XVIII. p. The same. 
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285, O. On the use of corrosive sublimate, &c. Ext. in Essays on 
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1683, O. On hepatitis or disorder of the liver, and of bilious com- 
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1354, O. Observations on the use and abuse of mercurial medicines 
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405, O. Vol. III. p. A treatise on the force and energy of crude 
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3746, 0. p. Du chlorate de potasse comme specifique contre la 
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551, 0. p. Observations on poisons, and on the use of mercury in the 
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1190, 0. A new method of curing the venereal disease by fumigation. 
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294, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. On the Lisbon diet-drink ; and on the use 
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1036, 0. Vol. XII. p. The same. 
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1541, 0. On the properties and virtues of quicksilver, antimony and 
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479, D. On the influence of minute doses of mercury. By A. P. W. 
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132, Q. p. Traite du mercure et de la pierre des philosophes. Par 
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1586, 0. p. Reasons, why violent salivation, astringent injections, 
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813, 0. Vol. II. p. An inaug. dissertation on syphilis, and on the 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIV. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. XX. p. The same. 
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3746, 0. p. Prophylaxie et curation du cholera par le mouvement. 
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3370, 0. The prevention and cure of many chronic diseases by 
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909, 0. p. The same. 
1036, 0. Vol. XV. p. The same. 
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845, 0. Traite des effets de la musique sur le corps humain. Par 
Jos. L. Roger, M. D. Trad, du Latin par Etienne Sainte-Marie. Paris, 
1803. 
Mustard.-1949, 0. p. Observations on the efficacy of white mustard 
seed in affections of the internal organs. By Chas. T. Cooke. Glou- 
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Nitre.-733, 0. On the use of nitre in haemorrhagy. By Thos. Gibbons, 
M. D. Lond. 1801. 
Nitrogen, Oxide of.-1073, O. p. An inaug. dissertation on the chymical 
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947, 0. The same. 
2300, 0. p. On the gaseous oxide of nitrogen as a remedy in cholera; 
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the effects of narcotic poisons. By John Hancock. Lond. 1831. 
1036, 0. Vol. V. p. Remarks on the gaseous oxyd of azote or nitro- 
gene, &c. Ry Samuel L. Mitchill, M. D. New York, 1795. 170 
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Nitrogen, Oxide of.-1036, 0. Vol. V. p. An inaug. dissertation on the 
chemical and medical history of nitrogene, and its combinations with 
the matter of heat, &c. By Winthrop Saltonstall. New York, 1796. 
3787, 0. p. Discovery by the late Dr. Horace Wells of the applica- 
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Drs. Ch. T. Jackson and W. T. G. Morton. Hartford, 1852. 
Nux Vomica.-3651, 0. p. Etudes sur les effets et les indications de la 
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M. le Dr. Jules Davasse. Paris, 1854. 
Oak Bark.-837, 0. On oak bark as an antiscorbutic, &c. By Seguin H. 
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Oil.-1594, 0. p. The English olive tree ; or, a treatise on the use of oil 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
881, 0. An inquiry into the nature and properties of opium ; wherein 
its component principles, mode of operation, and use or abuse in 
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Crump, M. D. Lond. 1793. 
1964, 0. On the efficacy of hydrocyanic or prussic acid, in affections 
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Elliotson, M. D. Lond. 1820. 
372, 0. Vol. II. p. An inaugural dissertation on opium. By Hast 
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1036. 0. Vol. VI. p. An inaugural dissertation on the rationale of 
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294, 0. Vol. X. p. An experimental inquiry into the properties of 
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616, 0. Vol. III. p. Dissertatio medica inauguralis de opii usu in 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
372, 0. Vol. II. p. An inaugural dissertation on opium. By Valen- 
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1036, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. MATERIA MEDICA. 
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Opium.-542,0. Vol. I. On the use of opium in gonorrhoea. By William 
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251, 0. On the use of opium in low fevers, and in the synochus, &c. 
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1589, 0. p. On the efficacy of opiate frictions in spasmodic and 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. An inaugural dissertation on the morbid 
effects of opium upon the human body. By Daniel Wilson. Philad. 
1803. 
754, 0. p. The same. 
369, 0. A treatise on opium, founded upon practical observations. 
By George Young, M. D. Lond. 1753. 
Oxygen.-438, 0. Vol. I. p. A chemico-medical essay to explain the ope- 
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de Witt. Philad. 1797. 
1036, 0. Vol. VI. p. The same. 
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usu, tarn noxio, tarn salutari, in parturientibus, ac puerperis. Auctore 
Maxwell Gartshore. Edinb. 1764. 
Persimmon.-80, D. An inaugural dissertation on the chemical and medical 
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vegetables. By James Woodhouse, M. D. Philad. 1792. 
1036, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. 
Phosphorus.-118, Q. Vol. I. p. Dissertatio inauguralis systens spicilegia 
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1868, 0. p. Researches and observations on the use of phosphorus, 
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Pomegranate.-2426, 0. Du taenia, et de sa cure radicale par 1'ecorce de 
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294, 0. Vol. VIII. p. The same. 
Pofassa, Carbonate of.-1036, 0. Vol. XV. p On the effects of the carbon- 
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1804. (Inaug. diss.) 
801, 0. p. The same. 
Chlorate of.-3746, 0. p. Du chlorate de potasse comme specifique 
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3746, 0. p. Sur 1'emploi therapeutique du chlorate de potasse 
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Prunus.-683, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on the prunus Virginiana, 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIV. p. The same. 
1761, 0. p. The same. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
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Ranunculaceaz.-517, D. On the medical properties of the ranunculaceae, 
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A. Turnbull, M. D. Lond. 1835. 
Rhatania.-1089, 0. p. Practical observations on the radix rhatanise, or 
rhatany root. By Richard Reece, M. D. Lond. 1808. 
Rhubarb.-294, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. The great importance and proper 
method of cultivating and curing rhubarb in Britain, for medicinal 
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Rhus.-551, 0. p. An essay on the rhus toxicodendron, or sumach, and 
its efficacy in paralytic affections. By John Alderson, M. D. Hull, 
1796. 
461, 0. An experimental dissertation on the rhus vernix, rhus 
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the names of poison-ash, poison-vine, and common sumach. By 
Thomas Horsfield. Philad. 1798. 
1036, 0. Vol. VIII. p. The same. 
813, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. Philad. 1805. 
Sabadilla.-517, D. On the use of sabadilla seeds, and their alkaloids 
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Salivation.-733, 0. On the good effects of salivation in jaundice arising 
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Salix.-894, 0. p. Experiments and observations on the cortex salicis 
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Salt Bath.-3714, 0. p. Traitement prdservatif et curatif du cholera 
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Sanguinaria.-1036, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. The same. 
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-- 1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
813, 0. Vol. II. p. The same. Philad. 1806. 
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Sibura.-2300, 0. p. Remarks on the sibura, or native oil of laurel, its 
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Silver, Nitrate of.-1296, 0. Observations on the application of lunar 
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1574, 0. p. The same. 
1922, 0. An essay on the application of lunar caustic in the cure of 
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764, 0. On lues venerea ; with remarks on the application of lunar 
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Soap.-14, D. On the virtues of lime-water and soap in the cure of stone. 
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Solanum.-162, 0. p. Observations on the internal use of the solanum or 
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285, 0. Essays on medical subjects. Lond. 1764. 
Spiders, Poison of.-3792, 0. p. Etude sur le venin des arachnides et son 
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Spigelia.-683, 0. p. An experimental inaugural dissertation on the Spi- 
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Sponge.-106, D. p. Account of the topical application of sponge in the 
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Stramonium.-601, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on the properties and 
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669, 0. The same. 
813, 0. Vol. I. p. The same. Philad. 1805. 
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1564, 0. p. Communications relative to the Datura stramonium, or 
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Strychnia.-3651, 0. p. Du sulfate de strychnine dans'le traitement du 
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2127, 0. On the efficacy of strychnia, brucia, &c. Ext. in Hospital 
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519, D. On the use of strychnine in nervous diseases. By Geo. R. 
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Succinum, 118, Q. Vol. I. p. Specimen chemico-medicum inaugurale de 
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865, 0. The same. 
294, 0. Vol. III. p. Observations on sugar. By Edward Rigby. 
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450, 0. Two cases of diabetes mellitus. By J. Rollo, M. D. With 
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John Armstrong, M. D. Hartford, 1823. 
2127, 0. On sulphureous fumigations in diseases of the skin, chronic 
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701, 0. p. Experiments with the fumes of sulphur. By Browne 
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4992, 0. Observations on sulphureous fumigations as a remedy in 
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405, 0. Vol. I. p. A cure of the epidemical madness of drinking 
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Tar.-405, 0. Vol. I. p. The bishop of Cloyne defended ; or tar-water 
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Tartar-emetic.-1805, 0. Illustrations of the power of emetic tartar in 
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Tea.-1997, 0. On the properties of green tea, and on the influence it 
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Tin.-172, D. p. On the sedative properties of the granulated preparation 
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179, D. p. The same. 
Tobacco.-.600, O. p. An experimental dissertation on the chemical and 
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1799. 
1036, O. Vol. IX. p. The same. 
551, O. p. On the use and abuse of tobacco. By Adam Clarke. 
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765, 0. p. The same. 2d edit. 
294, 0. Vol. X. p. Medical reports of the effects of tobacco in the 
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826, 0. p. An inaug. experimental inquiry into the effects of tobacco 
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1036, 0. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
294, 0. Vol. XIII. p. A treatise upon the herb tobacco. Lond. 
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Traction.-753, D. Practical remarks on the efficacy of traction for the 
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Gustavus W. Blanch. Lond. 1854. 
Transfusion.-2070,0.p. On transfusion, &c. By Dr. Blundell. Lond. 1828. 
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Turpentine.-1590, 0. p. On the use of spirits of turpentine in puerperal 
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2545, 0. p. Du traitement de la sciatique par 1'huile de terebenthine. 
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Uva Ursi.-1600, 0. p. Cases of pulmonary consumption, &c., treated 
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Uva Ursi.-1036, 0. Vol. XIII. p. The same. 
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Venesection.-Vide Bloodletting. 
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Veratrum Viride.-3793, O. p. The therapeutical powers and properties of 
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Viscus.-1564, 0. p. On epilepsy, and the use of the viscus quercinus, or 
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Voyages.-159, 0. The use of sea voyages in medicine, and particularly 
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331, Q. p. Dissertation sur les voyages, consideres comme moyen 
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565, 0. On the effects of water in fevers. By James Currie, M. D. 
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883, 0. The same. 4th edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1805. 
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3535, O. Hydrotherapie generale. Du veritable mode d'action des 
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616, 0. Vol. I. p. Disputatio medica inauguralis, de potionis frigid® 
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M. Bombard. Strasbourg, 1786. 
Water.-3486, 0. p. Memoire sur le traitement de la fie v re typhoide par 
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2812, 0. Vol. III. p. On the use of wine in typhus fever. By Wm. 
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717, 0. The same. 
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406, 0. Vol. IV. p. On the medicinal qualities and effects of the 
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478, 0. An essay on the medicinal properties of factitious airs. 
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3367,0. Southern Medical Reports; consisting of general and special 
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Alcock, 2750, 0. Notes on the medical history and statistics of the 
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yellow fever. With the outline of a plan of military hospitals. By 
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1281, 0. Memoirs of military surgery, and campaigns of the French 
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1281, 0. Vol. III. Surgical memoirs of the campaigns in Russia. 
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militaire de Sir George Ballingall. Paris, 1852. 
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Jamaica, as they occurred between the years 1792 and 1797 ; on the 
situation, climate, and diseases of that island ; and on the most pro- 
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Mann, 1407, 0. Medical sketches of the campaigns of 1812, '13, '14, on 
the Canadian frontier of the U. S. To which are added, surgical 
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Marshall, 2057, 0. Hints to young medical officers of the army on the 
examination of recruits, and respecting the feigned diseases of 
soldiers. With the regulations for inspection of conscripts in France 
and Prussia. By Henry Marshall. Lond. 1828. 
2966, 0. p. On the enlisting, discharging, and pensioning of soldiers, 
with the official documents on these branches of military duty. By 
Henry Marshall. From the 2d Lond. edit. With the regulations for 
the recruiting service in the Army and Navy of the United States. 
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Great Britain on the state of the medical profession, and on the medi- 
cal arrangements in the army and navy. By John Millar, M. D. 
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the British military hospitals in Germany, from January, 1761, to the 
return of the troops to England in March, 1763. To which is added 
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dent to soldiers in the time of service, and on the same diseases as 
they have appeared in London. By Donald Monro, M. D. 2 vols. 
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Parey, 163, F. Opera Ambrosii Parei. Parisiis, 1582. 
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Percy, 358, D. Manuel du chirurgien d'armee ; ou instruction de chirurgie 
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360, D. p. Reponses du citoyen Percy, chirurgien en chef de I'armee 
de la Moselle, aux questions epuratoires que lui a addressees la com- 
mission de saute. Bouzonville, 1793. 
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1129,0. The same. With notes, by Benjamin Rush, M. D. Philad. 
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87, 0. The same. 
115, 0. On the means for preserving the health of soldiers. Ext. in 
Sir John Pringle's discourses. Lond. 1783. 
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America, and the West Indies, from the beginning of the late war to 
the present time. By Thomas D. Reide, surgeon. Lond. 1793. 
Roux, 2424, 0. p. Histoire medicale de I'armee Franqaise en Moree 
pendant la campagne de 1828. Par Gasp. Roux, Med. en chef. 
Paris, 1829. 
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ont sevi sur les soldats de I'armfie d'Orient. Par M. Scrive, medecin 
en chef de I'armee. Paris, 1856. 
Sinnott, 436, 0. p. Observations, tending to show the mismanagement of 
the medical department in the army. To which is annexed a repre- 
sentation of the system adopted in the Hanoverian service. By N. 
Sinnott, M. D. Lond. 1796. 
Somers, 1684, 0. p. Medical suggestions on dysentery, intermittents, and 
remittents among troops in the field. By Edw. Sig. Somers, M. D. 
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Somerville, 1235, 0. Memoir on the medical arrangements necessary to 
be observed in camps. By Robert Somerville. Lond. 1796. 
Thomson, 1684, 0. Report of observations made in the British military 
hospitals after the battle of Waterloo. With some remarks on ampu- 
tation. By John Thomson, M. D. Edinb. 1816. 
Tilton, 2802, O. p. Economical observations on military hospitals; and 
the prevention and cure of diseases incident to an army. By James 
Tilton, M. D. Wilmington, Del., 1813. 
Wade, 406, 0. Vol. III. p. On the disorders of seamen and soldiers in 
Bengal. By J. Peter Wade, M. D. Lond. 1793. 
Wiseman, 34, F. Several chirurgical treatises. By Richard Wiseman. 
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Wiseman, 62 & 991, 0. Eight chirurgical treatises. By R. Wiseman. 5th 
edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1719. 
b. Diseases of the Navy. 
Arthy, 491, 0. The seaman's medical advocate. By Elliot Arthy. Lond. 
1798. 
Baldwin, 912, 0. p. A short practical narrative of the diseases which pre- 
vailed among the American seamen at Wampoa, in China, in 1805. 
With some account of diseases which appeared among the crew of the 
ship New Jersey, on the passage from thence to Philadelphia. (Inaug. 
dissert.) By Wm. Baldwin. Philad. 1807. 
1036, O. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
Barton, 1257, 0. A treatise containing a plan for the internal organization 
and government of marine hospitals in the United States. Together 
with a scheme for amending and systematizing the medical depart- 
ment of the navy. By Wm. P. C. Barton, M. D. Philad. 1814. 
Blane, 44, 0. Observations on the diseases incident to seamen By Gilbert 
Blane, M. D. Lond. 1785. 
736, 0. The same. 3d edit. Lond. 1800. 
Cooke, 578, D. p. Description of the Royal Hospital for seamen at Green- 
wich. By J. Cooke and J. Maule. Lond. 1814. 
Cuming, 905,0. The naval, military, and private practitioner's amanuensis 
medicus et chirurgicus. By Ralph Cuming, M. D. Lond. 1807. 
Cutbush, 1030, O. Observations on the means of preserving the health of 
soldiers and sailors ; and on the duties of the medical department of 
the army and navy. By Edward Cutbush, M. D. Philad. 1808. 
1031, O. The same. 
Ewell, 933, O. The planter's and mariner's medical companion. By James 
Ewell, M. D. Philad. 1807. 
Falck, 1598, O. p. The seaman's medical instructor, in a course of lectures 
on accidents and diseases incident to seamen, in the various climates. 
By N. D. Falck, M. D. Lond. 1774. 
Forget, 2665, O. Medecine navale, ou nouveaux elements d'hygiene, de 
pathologic et de therapeutique medico-chirurgicales, & 1'usage des 
officiers de sante de la marine, de 1'etat, et du commerce. Par C. 
Forget, M. D. Tomes 2. Paris, 1832. 
Gillespie, 1616, 0. p. Remarks on the diseases on board the squadron in 
the Leeward Islands. By L. Gillespie. Lond. 1800. 
Hunter, 95, F. An essay on the diseases incident to Indian seamen, or 
lascars, on long voyages. By Wm. Hunter, A. M. Calcutta, 1804. 
Lind, 1518, 0. On the means of preserving the health of seamen. By 
James Lind, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1762. 
Litle, 1612, 0. p. On the malignant contagious ulcer, as it generally 
appears in the British navy. By James Litle, R. N. Lond. 1809. 
Moyle, 55, D. Chirurgus marinus ; or the sea surgeon. By John Moyle. 
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Northcote, 487, 0. Marine practice of physic and surgery. By William 
Northcote. 2 vols. Lond. 1770. 
Parsons, 611, D. Physician for ships ; containing medical advice for seamen 
and other persons at sea, on the treatment of diseases, and on the 
preservation of health in sickly climates. By Usher Parsons, M. D. 
3d edit. Boston, 1842. 
Renwick, 294, 0. Vol. XV. p. An inquiry into the nature and causes of 
sickness in ships of war, &c. By Wm. Renwick. Lond. 1792. 
Robertson, 287, Q. A physical journal kept on board his M ship Rainbow, 
during three voyages to the coast of Africa and the West Indies. By 
Robert Robertson. Lond. 1777. 
1050, O. Observations on fevers ; with remarks on the principal 
diseases incident to seamen. By Robert Robertson, M. D. 4 vols. 
Lond. 1807. 
Rouppe, 151, O. Observations on diseases incidental to seamen. By Lewis 
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Lond. 1772. 
Saurel, 3484, 0. p. Chirurgie navale, ou etudes cliniques sur les maladies 
chirurgicales que Pon observe le plus communement 5, bord des bati- 
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Simpson, 1803, 0. Exposition of elementary principles specially concerned 
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comprehending the history of health in His Majesty's fleet, under the 
command of Richard Earl Howe, Admiral. By Thomas Trotter, M. D. 
2 vols. Lond. 1797. 
951, 0. The same. 2d edit. 3 vols. Lond. 1804. 
Turnbull, 866, 0. The naval surgeon; comprising the entire duties of 
professional men at sea. To which are subjoined, a system of naval 
surgery, and a compendious pharmacopoeia. The whole illustrated by 
plates. By Wm. Turnbull. Lond. 1806. 
Wade, 406, 0. Vol. III. p. A paper on the prevention and treatment of 
the disorders of seamen and soldiers in Bengal. By J. Peter Wade, 
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5. WORKS ON GENERAL DISEASES. 
a. Irritation. 
Broussais, 2091, 0. De 1'irritation et de la folie. Par F. J. V. Broussais. 
Paris, 1828. 
3077, 0. Le meme ouvrage. 2me edition, publiee par le fils de 
1'auteur, Casimir Broussais. Tomes 2. Paris, 1839. 258 
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Broussais, 2213, 0. On irritation and insanity. By F. J. V. Broussais. 
Translated by James Cooper, M. D. Columbia, S. C., 1831. 
1143, 0. p. De la theorie medicale dite pathologique, ou jugement de 
1'ouvrage de M. Prus, intitule: de 1'irritation et de la phlegmasie. 
Par F. J. V. Broussais. Paris, 1826. 
Marandel, 361, Q. Essai sur les irritations. Par Marandel, de Verniolle. 
Paris, 1807. 
Travers, 1911, 0. An inquiry concerning that disturbed state of the vital 
functions, denominated constitutional irritation. By Benj. Travers. 
Lond.1826. 
2610, 0. A further inquiry concerning constitutional irritation, and 
the pathology of the nervous system. By Benjamin Travers, F. R. S. 
Lond. 1835. 
Vialle, 331, Q. p. Considerations generales sur 1'irritation et les maladies 
qui en dependent. Par J. B. Vialle, M. D. Paris, 1817. 
b. Inflammation. 
(Vid. Surgery, Part I., Chap. V.) 
c. Fever. 
*a. Fever Generally. 
Aitken, 3, D. Outlines of the theory and cure of fever, upon plain and 
rational principles. By John Aitken, M. D. Lond. 1781. 
Astruc, 1416, 0. Academical lectures on fevers. By John Astruc, M. D. 
Lond. 1747. 
Balfour, 348, 0. On putrid intestinal remitting fevers, with the laws of the 
febrile state and of sol-lunar influence. By Francis Balfour, M. D. 
Edinb. 1790. 
1805, O. On the power of emetic tartar in fever, inflammation, &c. 
By Wm. Balfour, M. D. 2d edit. Edinb. 1819. 
Bartlett, 3255, 0. The history, diagnosis, and treatment of the fevers of 
the United States. By Elisha Bartlett, M. D. Philad. 1847. 
Beddoes, 301, 0. On fever, &c. By Thos. Beddoes, M. D. Lond. 1793. 
339, 0. The same. Philad. 1797. 
1018, 0. Researches anatomical and practical concerning fever, as 
connected with inflammation. By Thomas Beddoes, M. D. Lond. 
1807. 
Bellini, 111, 0. A mechanical account of fevers. By Laurentius Bellini, 
M. D. Lond. 1720. 
Black, 1963, 0. Comparative view of the more intimate nature of fever; 
deduced from physiological analysis. By James Black, M. D. Lond. 
'1826. 
Boisseau, 2290, 0. Physiological pyretology; or a treatise on fevers : 
according to the principles of the new medical doctrine. By F. G. 
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Boott, 2447, 0. On those forms of fever attributed to malaria or marsh 
miasmata. Ext. in Memoir of the life of John Armstrong, M. D. By- 
Francis Boott, M. D. Vol. I. Lond. 1833. 
Boudin, 3204,0. Traite des fievres intermittentes, remittentes et continues, 
des pays chauds et des contrees marecageuses, suivi de recherches sur 
1'emploi therapeutique des preparations arsenicales. Par J. C. M. 
Boudin. Paris, 1842. 
Bouillaud, 2534, 0. Traite clinique et experimental des fievres dites 
essentielles. Par J. Bouillaud, M. D. Paris, 1826. 
Bow, 2126, 0. Notions of the nature of fever and.of nervous action. By 
Wm. Forrester Bow, M. D. Lond. 1829. 
Broussais, 1789, 0. Histoire des phlegmasies, &c. Par F. J. V. Broussais. 
2me edit. Paris, 1816. 
2023, 0. Le meme livre. 4me edit. Tomes 3. Paris, 1826. 
2242, 0. The same. Translated by Isaac Hays, M. D., and R. E. 
Griffith, M. D. 2 vols. Philad. 1831. 
282, 0. Examen des doctrines medicales et des systemes de nosologie. 
Paris, 1816. 
2530, 0. Le meme livre. 3me edit. Tomes 4. Paris, 1829-33. 
1833, 0. Letjons du Dr. Broussais sur les phlegmasies gastriques, 
&c. ParE. de Caignou, M. D., et A. Quemont, M. D. Paris, 1819. 
Brown, J., 2087, 0. Medical essays on fever, &c. By Jos. Brown, M. D. 
Lond. 1828. 
Brown, W., 1792, 0. An attempt to estimate the power of medicine in 
controlling fever. By Wm. Brown, M. D. Lond. 1818. 
Butter, 1925, 0. Remarks on irritative fever of the Plymouth dock yard, 
with Mr. Dryden's detail of the fatal cases. By John Butter, M. D. 
Devonport, 1825. 
Caldwell, 2488, 0. p. An analysis of fever. By Charley Caldwell, M. D. 
Lexington, Ky., 1825. 
Camp, 1036, 0. Vol. XV. p. An inaugural dissertation on the use of 
mercury in fevers. By John H. Camp. Philad. 1804. 
801, 0. p. The same. 
Chauffard, 2208, 0. Traite des inflammations internes connues sous le 
nom de fievres. Par H. Chauffard, d'Avignon. Tomes 2. Paris, 
1831. 
Chomel, 2395, 0. Des fievres et des maladies pestilentielles. Par A. F. 
Chomel. Paris, 1821. 
Clutterbuck, 987, 0. An inquiry into the seat and nature of fever. Part 
I. Containing the general doctrine of fever. By Henry Clutterbuck, 
M. D. Lond. 1807. 
1917, 0. An inquiry into the seat and nature of fever. By Henry 
Clutterbuck, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1825. 
2713, 0. An essay on pyrexia, or symptomatic fever, as illustrative 
of the nature of fever in general. By Henry Clutterbuck, M. D. 
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Clutterbuck, 2812, 0. Vol. I. The same. Philad. 1838. (Dunglison's 
Am. Med. Library.) 
Clymer, 3284, 0. Fevers ; their diagnosis, pathology, and treatment. 
Prepared and edited, with large additions, from the essays on fever 
contributed (by Drs. Christison, Shapter, Burrows, Gregory, and 
Locock) to Tweedie's library of practical medicine. By Meredith 
Clymer, M. 1). Philad. 1846. 
Currie, 565, 0. Observations on fever, and on the effects of water as a 
remedy in fever and other diseases, &c. By James Currie, M. D. 
2d edit. Liverpool, 1798. 
883, 0. The same. 4th edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1805. 
942, 0. The same. Philad. 1808. 
Davidson and Hudson, 2989,0. Essays on the sources and mode of action 
of fever. By Wm. Davidson, M. D., and Alfred Hudson. Philad. 
1841. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Library.) 
260, 0. Traite des Sevres de St. Domingue. Par M. P. Des- 
perrieres. Paris, 1780. 
Dickinson, 451, 0. p. Inquiry into the nature and causes of fever. By 
Chas. Dickinson, M. D. Edinb. 1785. 
Drummond, 616, 0. Vol. IV. p. Dissertatio inauguralis, de febribus 
arcendis discutiendisque. Auctore Alexander Monro Drummond. 
Edinb. 1770. 
Duges, 2531, 0. Essai physiologico-pathologique sur la nature de la fievre, 
de 1'inSammation, etc. Par Ant. Duges, M. D. Tomes 2. Paris, 
1823. 
Evans, 2686, 0. On the endemic fevers of the West Indies. By W. J. 
Evans. Lond. 1837. 
Fordyce, 553, 0. Dissertations on fevers. By George Fordyce, M. D. 
2 vols. Lond. 1794-99. 
3131, 0. Five dissertations on fever. By George Fordyce, M. D. 
Philad. 1846. (Bell's Select Med. Library.) 
431, 0. A dissertation on simple fever, or on fever consisting of one 
paroxysm only. By George Fordyce, M. D. Lond. 1794. 
514, 0. The same. 
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Russell, 68, Q. A treatise on the plague, containing a journal of the 
plague at Aleppo, in the years 1760, 1761, and 1762. With remarks 
on quarantines, lazarettos, &c. To which are added cases of the 
plague, and an account of the weather during the pestilential season. 
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to which is added the proper method to be used in the plague. By 
Edward Strother, M. D. Lond. 1721. 
Thucydides, 73, 0. Thucydides' account of the plague of Athens, &c. 
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Tully, 1840, 0. The history of the plague as it has lately appeared jn the 
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Tytler, 631, 0. A treatise on the plague and yellow fever; with an ap- 
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the Peloponnesian war; at Constantinople in the time of Justinian ; 
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512, 0. p. A discourse concerning the plague, with some preservatives 
against it. By a lover of mankind. Lond. 1721. 
d. Diseases of the Blood. 
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e. Hemorrhages. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. Tire same. 
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2177, 0. Researches principally relative to the effects of the loss of 
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2162, 0. The same. Philad. 1830. 
2616, 0. The same. Philad. 1835. 
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f. Dropsy. 
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1036, 0. Vol. V. p. The same. 
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Ford, 2501, 0. A treatise on dropsy. By James Ford, M. D. Lond. 1834. 
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1036, 0. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 290 
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Lister, 724, 0. Vol. IV. De hydrope, &c. Auctore Martino Lister. Am- 
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762, 0. p. The same. . 
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Osborne, 570, D. On the nature and treatment of dropsical diseases. By 
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g. Gout. 
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1036, 0. Vol. III. p. The same. 
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Clark, 2609, 0. A treatise on pulmonary consumption; comprehending 
an inquiry into the causes, nature, prevention, and treatment of 
tuberculous and scrofulous diseases in general. By James Clark, 
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3481, 0. Le meme livre. 
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*a. Diseases of the Skin Generally. 
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2735, 0. Practical remarks on the diseases of the skin, on the 300 
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2666, O. Le meme ouvrage. 2de edit. Tomes 3. Paris, 1835. 
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2451, O. Treatise on diseases of the skin ; founded on new researches 
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3553, 0. The same. 4th edit. Lond. 1853. 
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1895, 0. The same ; with notes, by S. Colhoun, M. D. Philad. 1826. 
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1978, O. The same. 5th edit. Lond. 1825. 
3016, O. The same. 7th edit. Lond. 1838. 
1114, O. The same work. With notes and additions by John Syng 
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1776, O. The same work. With notes and an appendix, by Wm. 
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2154, 0. The same work. 6th edit. With notes, &c. by D. M. 
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1271, O. The same. 
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Hastings, 3301, O. The practice of surgery; embracing minor surgery 
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Hippocrates, 363, 0. Doctrines and practice of Hippocrates in surgery 
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3380, 0. Bulletin de la societe de chirurgie de Paris, pendant 1'aunee 
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II. MILITARY AND NAVAL SURGERY. 
(Vid. pp. 252, et seq.) 
III. OBSTETRIC SURGERY, AND DISEASES OF THE 
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IV. SURGICAL ANATOMY. 
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V. WORKS ON PARTICULAR DEPARTMENTS OF 
SURGERY. 
(a.) GENERAL SURGICAL DISEASES. 
1. INFLAMMATION AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. . 
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pathology of that disease. By Thomas Fawdington. Lond. 1826. 
*g. Naevi. 
Abernethy, 802, 0. On naevi materni. Ext. in Surgical observations, by 
John Abernethy. Part. II. Lond. 1806. 
*h. Neuroma. 
Smith, 209, F. A treatise on the pathology, diagnosis, and treatment of 
neuroma. By R. W. Smith, M. D. With plates. Dublin, 1849. 
6. SCROFULA. 
(Fid. p. 296.) 
(b.) surgery of particular parts of the body. 
1. SURGICAL DISEASES OF THE SKIN, AND ITS APPENDAGES. 
a. Diseases of the Skin and Cellular Tissue. 
*a. Burns. 
Clowes, 392, Q. A profitable and necessarie booke of observations, for all 393 
SURGERY. 
those that are burned with the flame of gunpowder, &c., and also for 
curing of wounds made with musket and caliver shot, &c. By Wm. 
Clowes. 3d edit. Lond. 1637. 
Earle, H., 2489, 0. p. Two lectures on the primary and secondary treat- 
ment of burns. By Henry Earle, F. R. S. Lond. 1832. 
Earle, J., 765, 0. p. An essay on the means of lessening the effects of fire 
on the human body. By James Earle, Esq. Lond. 1799. 
1452, 0. p. The same. 
Kentish, 3096, 0. p. Essays on burns, principally upon those which happen 
to workmen in mines upon explosions of inflammable air, &c. With 
a refutation of the opinions of Mr. Earle, and Sir W. Farquhar, &c. 
By Edward Kentish. Newcastle, 1800. 
642, 0. The same. Lond. 1797, and Newcastle, 1800. 
*b. Erysipelas. 
Gourlay, 321, O. Vol. I. p. Dissertatio medica inauguralis, de erysipelate. 
Auctore Gulielmo Gourlay. Edinb. 1782. 
Lepelletier, 2847, O. Traite de 1'erysipele. Par A. Lepelletier. Paris, 
1836. 
Nunneley, 2972, O. A treatise on the nature, causes, and treatment of 
erysipelas. By Thomas Nunneley. Philad. 1844. 
Warren, 2966, 0. On erysipelatous inflammation, &c. By Edw. Warren, 
M. D. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Lib.) Philad. 1840. 
Weatherhead, 1808, O. On the diagnosis between erysipelas, phlegmon, 
and erythema. By Geo. H. Weatherhead, M. D. Lond. 1819. 
*C. Carbuncle and Boil. 
Codet, 331, Q. p. Dissertation sur 1'anthrax; presentee et soutenue 5, la 
Faculty de Medecine de Paris. Par Pierre Julien Augustin Codet. 
Paris, 1813. 
Hosack, 1762, 0. p. A case of anthrax successfully treated. By David 
Hosack, M. D. New York, 1808. 
Cazenave, 3320, 0. Traite des maladies du cuir chevelu suivi de conseils 
hygieniques sur les soins & donner & la chevelure. Par le Dr. P. L. 
Alpliee Cazenave. Avec planches. Paris, 1850. 
710, D. Diseases of the human hair. From the French of M. Caze- 
nave. With a description of an apparatus for fumigating the scalp. 
By T. H. Burgess, M. D. Bond. 1851. 
Durlacher, 684, D. A treatise on corns, bunions, the diseases of nails, 
and the general management of the feet. By Lewis Durlacher. 
Philad. 1845. 
Eisenberg, 487, Q. Surgical and practical observations on the diseases of 
the human foot; with instructions for their treatment. To which is 
b. Diseases of the Epidermis, Hair, and Nails. 394 
SURGERY. 
added advice on the management of the hand. By John Eisenberg. 
Lond. 1845. 
Lion, 943, 0. A complete treatise on spinae pedum; containing several 
important discoveries. Illustrated with plates. By Heyman Lion, 
Chiropodist. Edinb. 1802. 
352, D. The art of preserving the feet. By an experienced chiropodist. 
Lond.1818. 
2. SURGERY OF BLOODVESSELS. 
a. Hemorrhage. Ligature and Torsion of Arteries, fyc. 
Aikin, 215, 0. An essay on the ligature of arteries. By J. Aikin. Bond. 
1770. 
322, 0. The same. 
1497, 0. p. The same. 
Andree, 764, O. p. On fistula in ano, haemorrhage, mortification, &c. By 
John Andree, M. D. Lond. 1799. 
Beck, 2812, 0. Vol. I. p. On the application of the ligature to arteries or 
their trunks, at a distance from the wounded part, and nearer the 
heart. A contribution to the treatment of traumatic hemorrhages. 
By Chas. I. Beck, M. D. Translated from the German by E. G. Davis, 
M. D. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Library.) Philad. 1838. 
Blizard, 160, D. A lecture on the situation of the large bloodvessels of 
the extremities; and of the method of making effectual pressure on 
the arteries ; with a brief explanation of the nature of wounds, more 
particularly those received from fire-arms. *By Wm. Blizard. Lond. 
1798. 
Jones, 878, 0. A treatise on the process employed by nature in suppressing 
the hemorrhage from divided and punctured arteries ; and on the use 
of the ligature ; concluding with observations on secondary hemor- 
rhage : the whole deduced from an extensive series of experiments, 
and illustrated by plates. By J. F. D. Jones, M. D. Lond. 1805. 
Lucas, 525, D. A concise anatomical description of the arteries ; with 
directions for securing the principal arterial trunks. By P. Bennett 
Lucas. Lond. 1836. 
Manec, 143, F. Traite theorique et pratique de la ligature des arteres. Par 
P. J. Manec, M. D. Paris, 1832. 
356, Q. A theoretical and practical treatise upon the ligature of 
arteries. Translated from the French of P. J. Manec, M. D., by J. W. 
Garlick and W. C. Copperthwaite. With notes and appendices. 
Halifax (England), 1832. 
Mott, 909, 0. p. Reflections on securing in a ligature the arteria innomi- 
nata. To which is added, a case in which this artery was tied by a 
surgical operation. By Valentine Mott, M. D. New York. 
Norris, 3787, 0. p. Table showing the mortality following the operation 
of tying the subclavian artery. By George W. Norris, M. D. (From 
the Am. Journ. of the Med. Sciences, July, 1845.) SURGERY. 
395 
Norris, 3787, 0. p. Table showing the mortality following the operation of 
tying the iliac arteries. By Geo. W. Norris, M. D. (From the Am. 
Journ. of the Med. Sciences, January, 1847.) 
3787, 0. p. Statistics of the mortality following the operation of 
tying the carotid arteries and arteria innominata. By Geo. W. Norris, 
M. D. (From the Am. Journ. of the Med. Sciences, July, 1847.) 
Schrader, 2548, 0. p. De la torsion des arteres, par Ch. Aug. Christ. 
Schrader. Traduit du Latin, &c. Par A. Petit (de 1'Isle-de-Re), M. D. 
Paris, 1834. 
Warner, 78, 0. Cases in surgery ; with an account of the effects of agaric 
of the oak in stopping haemorrhagies. By Joseph Warner. 3d edit. 
Lond. 1760. 
White, 106, D. p. On the topical application of sponge in haemorrhages. 
By Chas. White. Lond. 1762. 
b. Diseases of Arteries, including Aneurism. 
Butter, 616, 0. Vol. IV. Dissertatio inaug. de arteriotomia. Auctore 
Gulielmo Butter. Edinb. 1761. 
338, 0. Improved method of opening the temporal artery. By Wm. 
Butter. Bond. 1783. 
Crisp, 3176, 0. A treatise on the structure, diseases, and injuries of the 
bloodvessels. With statistical deductions. By Edward Crisp. Lond. 
1847. 
Dupuytren, 3657, 0. On lesions of the vascular system, &c. By Baron 
Dupuytren. Translated by F. Le Gros Clark. Lond. 1854. (Syden- 
ham Soc.) 
Hodgson, 1508, 0. A treatise on the diseases of arteries and veins, con- 
taining the pathology and treatment of aneurisms and wounded 
arteries. By Joseph Hodgson. Lond. 1815. 
1157, 0. Traite des maladies des arteres et des veines. Par Jos. 
Hodgson. Trad, de 1'Anglais par Gilbert Breschet, M. D. Tomes 2. 
Paris, 1819. 
96, F. Engravings intended to illustrate some of the diseases of 
arteries. With explanations. By Joseph Hodgson. Lond. 1815. 
Guthrie, 2148,0. On the diseases and injuries of arteries, with the opera- 
tions required for their cure. By G. J. Guthrie, F. R. S. Lond. 1830. 
3156, 0. On wounds and injuries of the arteries of the human body ; 
with the treatment and operations required for their cure. By G. J. 
Guthrie, F. R. S. Lond. 1846. 
Roux, 3596, 0. Quarante annees de pratique chirurgicale. Par. Ph. J. 
Roux. Tomes 2. Paris, 1854 et 1855. (T. I. Chirurgie reparatrice. 
T. H. Maladies des arteres.) 
Turner, 1945, 0. Practical treatise on the arterial system. By Thomas 
Turner. Lond. 1825. 
Wilson, 1819, 0. Lectures on the blood, and on the anatomy, physiology, 
and surgical pathology of the vascular system of the human body. 
By James Wilson. Lond. 1819. 396 
SURGERY. 
| Aneurism. 
Abernethy, 1118, 0. On aneurisms. Ext. in Surgical observations, by 
John Abernethy. Vol. I. Lond. 1809. 
1295 , 0. Vol. I. The same. Philad. 1811. 
Bellingham, 667, D. Observations on aneurism, and its treatment by 
compression. By O'Bryen Bellingham, M. D. Lond. 1847. (2 copies.) 
Broca, 3732, 0. Des anevrysmes et de leur traitement. Par Paul Broca. 
Paris, 1856. 
Casamayor, 2390, 0. Reflexions et observations anatomico-chirurgicales 
sur 1'aneurisme spontane en general, et sur celui de 1'artere femorale 
en particulier. Par J. A. L. Casamayor, M. D. Paris, 1825. 
Cooper, 1725, O. On aneurisms. Ext. in Cooper and Travers' Surgical 
essays. Lond. 1818 and 1820. 
Erichsen, 3235, 0. Observations on aneurism, selected from the works of 
the principal writers on that disease from the earliest periods to the 
close of the last century. Translated and edited by John E. Erichsen. 
Lond. 1844. (Sydenham Soc.) 
Freer, 198, Q. p. Observations on aneurism and some diseases of the 
arterial system. By George Freer. Birmingham, 1807. 
Furnivall, 3062, 0. On diseases of the heart, and on aneurism. By J. J. 
Furnivall, M. D. Lond. 1845. 
Hutchison, 1610, 0. p. A letter on the operation for popliteal aneurism. 
By Alex. Copland Hutchison. Lond. 1811. 
Lauth, 457, Q. Scriptorum Latinorum de aneurysmatibus collectio. 
(Lancisius, Gauttani, Matani, Verbrugge, Weltinus, Murray, Trew, 
Asman.) Edidit atque praefatus est Thomas Lauth, M. D. Cum 
iconibus. Argentorati, 1785. 
Lisfranc, 2584, 0. Des diverses methodes et des differens procedes pour 
1'obliteration des arteres dans le traitement des aneurismes, de leurs 
avantages et de leurs inconveniens respectifs. Par J. Lisfranc. Paris, 
1834. 
Maunoir, 2423, 0. p. Memoires physiologiques et pratiques sur 1'aneurisme 
et la ligature des arteres. Par J. P. Maunoir. Geneve, 1802. 
Porter, 3003, 0. Observations on the surgical pathology and treatment of 
aneurism. By Wm. Henry Porter, M. D. Part I. Dublin, 1840. 
Ramsden, 1189, 0. Practical observations on sclerocele, &c.; to which are 
added, four cases of operations for aneurism. By Thomas Ramsden. 
Lond.1811. 
Scarpa, 1047, 0. A treatise on the anatomy, pathology, and surgical 
treatment of aneurism. With engravings. By Antonio Scarpa. 
Translated from the Italian, with notes, by John Henry Wishart. 
Edinb. 1808. 
2012, 0. Reflexions et observations anatomico-chirurgicales sur 
1'aneurisme. Par A. Scarpa. Traduites de 1'Italien par J. Delpech. 
Paris, 1809. 
734, 0. Le meme livre. SURGERY. 
397 
Scarpa, 133, F. Planches au m6me ouvrage. Paris, 1813. 
Schrader, 2548, 0. p. De la torsion des arteres, par Ch. Aug. Christ. 
Schrader. Traduit du Latin et augmente d'un aperqu critique sur 
quelques procedes recemment imagines pour obtenir 1'obliteration des 
arteres en cas d'aneurisme. Par A. Petit (de l'Isle-de-Re.), D. M. 
Paris, 1834. 
Tufnell, 3470, 0. Practical remarks on the treatment of aneurism by 
compression ; with plates of the instruments hitherto employed in 
Dublin, and the recent improvements by elastic pressure. By Jolliffe 
Tufnell, M. R. I. A. Dublin, 1851. 
Wardrop, 2111, 0. On aneurism, and its cure by a new operation. By 
James Wardrop. Lond. 1828. 
c. Diseases of Veins. 
Bouillaud, 3141, 0. p. De 1'introduction de 1'air dans les veines. Par J. 
Bouillaud. Paris, 1838. 
Brescliet, 151, F. Recherches anatomiques, physiologiques et pathologiques 
sur le systeme veineux. Par M. G. Brescliet, M. D. Paris, 1830. 
Chapman, 3740, 0. Varicose veins ; their nature, consequences and treat- 
ment, palliative and curative. By Henry T. Chapman. Lond. 1856. 
Crisp, 3176, 0. On the structure, diseases, and injuries of the bloodvessels. 
By Edward Crisp. Lond. 1847. 
Dupuytren, 3657, 0. On lesions of the vascular system, &c. By Baron 
Dupuytren. Translated by F. Le Gros Clark. Lond. 1854. (Syden- 
ham Soc.) 
Hodgson, 1508, 0. A treatise on the diseases of arteries and veins. By 
Joseph Hodgson. Lond. 1815. 
1157, 0. Le meme livre. Traduit par G. Breschet, M. D. Tomes 2. 
Paris, 1819. 
Home, 709, 0. Observations on varicose veins and piles, &c. By Everard 
Home, Esq. Lond. 1801. 
Raciborski, 416, Q. Histoire des decouvertes relatives au systeme veineux, 
envisage sous le rapport anatomique, pathologique, etc. Par A. Raci- 
borski, M. D. Paris, 1841. 
458, Q. The same. 
Soule, 3746, 0. p. De 1'injection du perchlorure de fer dans le systeme 
veineux, consideree comme moyen de guerir les varices et les ulceres 
rebelles des membres inferieures. Par Eugene Soule. Bordeaux, 
1856. 
Travers, 1725, 0. On wounds and ligatures of veins. Ext. in Cooper and 
Travers' Surgical Essays. 
Wilson, 1819, 0. Lectures on the blood, and vascular system of the human 
body. By James Wilson. Lond. 1819. 398 
SURGERY. 
3. INJURIES OF THE HEAD. 
Abernethy, 1186, 0. Surgical observations on injuries of the head ; and 
on miscellaneous subjects. By John Abernethy. Lond. 1810. 
-- 1295, 0. On injuries of the head. Ext. in Surgical Observations, by 
John Abernethy. Vol. II. Philad. 1811. 
Dease, 1036, 0. Vol. XL p. Practical remarks on wounds of the head. By 
W'm Dease. Dublin, 1790. 
Gama, 2542,0. Traite des plaies de tete et de 1'encephalite, principalement 
de celle qui leur est consecutive. Par J. P. Gama. Paris, 1830. 
Gigot, 3455, 0. p. Quelques reflexions sur le diagnostic des fractures de 
la base du crane & propos d'une observation relative & ces fractures. 
y Par J. A. Leon Gigot (de Levroux), M. D. Paris, 1852. 
Guthrie, 415, Q. On injuries of the head affecting the brain. By G. J. 
Guthrie, F. R. S. Lond. 1842. 
-- 417, Q. The same. 
Hill, 173, 0. Cases in surgery; particularly of cancers, and disorders of 
the head from external violence. By James Hill. Edinb. 1772. 
Mifflin, 1948, 0. p. Inaugural dissertation on injuries of the head. By 
Charles Mifflin. Philad. 1826. 
Mynors, 278, D. A history of the practice of trepanning the skull, and the 
after-treatment; with observations upon a new method of cure. By 
y Robert Mynors. Birmingham, 1785. 
Xtttley, 3244, 0. Observations on surgical diseases of the head and neck. 
Selected from the memoirs of the Royal Academy of Surgery of 
France. Translated and edited by Drewry Ottley. Lond. 1848. 
(Sydenham Soc.) 
Simmons, 911, 0. p. An essay on some of the effects of contusions of the 
head. By Wm. II. Simmons. Philad. 1806. (Inaug. dissert.) 
1036, 0. Vol. XVIII. p. The same. 
Velpeau, 2526, 0. De 1'operation du trepan dans les plaies de tete. Par 
A. A. M. L. Velpeau. Paris, 1834. 
4. INJURIES OF THE SPINE. 
Bell, 306, Q. Observations on injuries of the spine and of the thigh bone. 
By Chas. Bell. With plates. Lond. 1824. 
Cuenotte, 118, Q. Vol. II. p. Dissertatio inauguralis sistens casum sub- 
luxationis vertebrae dorsi cum fractura complicatse post factam 
repositionem et varia dira symptomata duodecima demum septimana 
funestae. Auct. F. A. F. Cuenotte. Argentorati, 1761. 
Stafford, 2267, 0. A treatise on the injuries, diseases, and the distortions 
of the spine. By R. A. Stafford. Lond. 1832. 
(For works on Diseases and Malformations of the Spine, vid. p 428.) SURGERY. 
399 
5. SURGICAL DISEASES AND INJURIES OF NERVES. 
(Kid. p. 321.) 
6. OPHTHALMIC SURGERY. 
a. Works on Diseases of the Eye in General. 
Chandler, 138, 0. A treatise on the diseases of the eye and their remedies ; 
with the anatomy of the eye; the theory of vision, and the several 
species of imperfect sight: with plates. By George Chandler. Lond. 
1780. 
Cooper, 3195, 0. Practical remarks on near sight, aged sight, and impaired 
vision; with observations upon the use of glasses and on artificial 
light. By Wm. White Cooper. Lond. 1847. 
Coward, 15, D. Ophthalmiatria, qua accurata et integra oculorum malts 
affectorum instituitur medela. Auctore Gul. Coward, M. D. Lond. 
1706. 
Curtis, 2672, 0. A treatise on the physiology and diseases of the eye ; 
containing a new mode of curing cataract without an operation ; ex- 
periments and observations on vision, &c. 2d edit. By John Harrison 
Curtis, Esq. Lond. 1835. 
Dalrymple, 221, F. Pathology of the human eye. By John Dalrymple, 
F. R. S. With colored plates. Lond. 1852. 
Degravers, 268, Q. A complete physico-medical and chirurgical treatise 
on the human eye. By P. Degravers. With plates. Lond. 1780. 
Denonvilliers et Gosselin, 776, D. Traite theorique et pratique des maladies 
des yeux. Par C. Denonvilliers, et L. Gosselin. Paris, 1855. 
Desmarres, 3157, 0. Traite theorique et pratique des maladies des yeux. 
Par L. A. Desmarres, M. D. Avec figures. Paris, 1847. 
Dixon, 3663, 0. A guide to the practical study of diseases of the eye. 
With an outline of their medical and operative treatment. By James 
Dixon. Lond. 1855. 
Dumont, 3731, 0. p. Recherches statistiques sur les causes et les effets de 
la cecite. Par G. Dumont. Paris, 1856. 
Farre, 2053, 0. Journal of morbid anatomy, ophthalmic medicine, &c. 
By John Richard Farre, M. D. Lond. 1828. 
Franz, 582, D. The eye ; a treatise on the art of preserving this organ in 
a healthy condition, and of improving the sight; to which is prefixed, 
a view of the anatomy and physiology of the eye ; with observations 
on its expression as indicative of the character and emotions of the 
mind. Ry J. Ch. August Franz, M. D., of Leipsic. Lond. 1839. 
Gibson, 388, Q. A condensation of matter on the anatomy, surgical ope- 
rations and treatment of diseases of the eye, with remarks and plates. 
By John Mason Gibson. Baltimore, 1832. 
Guthrie, 1974, 0. Lectures on the operative surgery of the eye. By G. 
T. Guthrie. 2d edit. Loud. 1827. 400 
SURGERY. 
Jeanselme, 594, D. Manuel pratique des maladies des yeux, d'apres les 
lemons cliniques de M. le Professeur Velpeau ; par Gustave Jeanselme. 
Paris, 1840. 
Jones, 657, D. A manual of the principles and practice of ophthalmic 
medicine and surgery. By T. Wharton Jones, F. R. S. Bond. 1847. 
3726, 0. The same. 2d edit. Philad. 1856. 
Lawrence, 2588, 0. A treatise on the diseases of the eye. By W. Law- 
rence, F. R. S. Lond. 1833. 
Littell, 528, D. A manual of the diseases of the eye. By S. Littell, Jr., 
M. D. Philad. 1837. 
Mackenzie, 2165, 0. A practical treatise on the diseases of the eye. By 
Wm. Mackenzie. Lond. 1830. 
3776, 0. The same. 4th edit. Lond. 1854. 
3674, 0. The same work. To which is prefixed an anatomical in- 
troduction explanatory of a horizontal section of the human eyeball. 
By Thos. Wharton Jones, F. R. S. With numerous illustrations. 
From the 4th Lond. edit. With notes and additions, by Addinell 
Hewson, M. D. Philad. 1855. 
Magne, 3603, 0. Etudes sur les maladies des yeux comprenant I'hygi&ne 
de la vue, ou conseils sur la conservation et 1'amelioration des yeux. 
Suivis d'un travail sur les ophthalmies traumatiques et d'apprecia- 
tions pratiques sur la cataracte. Par le Dr. Al. Magne. 2me edit. 
Paris, 1854. 
Middlemore, 2630, 0. A treatise on the diseases of the eye and its ap- 
pendages. By Richard Middlemore. 2 vols. Lond. 1835. 
Morgan, 2861, 0. Lectures on diseases of the eye. By John Morgan, 
F. L. S. With coloured plates. Lond. 1839. 
Neill, 2569, 0. The practice in the Liverpool Ophthalmic Infirmary, for 
the year 1834. By Hugh Neill. Liverpool, 1835. (2 copies.) 
O'Halloran, 1893, 0. Practical remarks on ophthalmia and other diseases 
of the eye, and on remittent fever. By Thos. O'Halloran, M. D. 
Lond.1824. 
Reveille-Parise, 631, D. Hygiene oculaire, ou conseils aux personnes dont 
les yeux sont faibles et d'une grande sensibilite, avec des nouvelles 
considerations sur la cause de la myopie ou vue basse. Par J. H. 
Reveille-Parise, M. D. 3me edit. Paris, 1845. 
Rognetta, 2880, 0. Cours d'ophthalmologie, ou traite complet des mala- 
dies de Poeil. Par M. Rognetta, M. D. Paris, 1839. 
Rowley, 247, 0. A treatise on one hundred and eighteen principal diseases 
of the eyes and eyelids, &c. To which are added directions in the 
choice of spectacles. Lond. 1790. 
Ruete, 3803, 0. Lehrbuch der Ophthalmologie. Von C. G. Th. Ruete. 
Mit zahreichen Holzschnitten. Braunschweig, 1845. 
222, F. Bildliche Darstellung der Krankheiten des menslichen 
Auges. 4 Lieferungen. Von Dr. C. G. Theodor Ruete. Leipzig, 
1854-55. SURGERY. 
401 
Saint-Yves, 105, 0. A new treatise on the diseases of the eyes. With some 
new discoveries in the structure of the eye, that demonstrate the im- 
mediate organ of vision. Together with the author's answer to M. 
Mouchard. By M. De St. Yves. Translated from the French by 
J. Stockton, M. D. 2d edit. Lond. 1744. 
Saunders, 1215, 0. A treatise on some practical points relating to the dis- 
eases of the eye. By the late John C. Saunders. With an account 
of his life, and his method of curing the congenital cataract. By J. 
R. Farre, M. D. With engravings. Lond. 1811. 
Scarpa, 241, Q. Saggio di osservazioni e d'esperienze sulle principal! 
malattie degli occhi, di Antonio Scarpa. Pavia, 1801. 
858, 0. Traite pratique des maladies des yeux, on experiences et 
observations sur les maladies qui affectent ces organes. Par A. Scarpa. 
Traduit de 1'Italien sur le manuscript et augmente de notes, par J. B. 
F. Leveille. Avec trois planches. Tomes 2. Paris, 1802. 
908, O. Practical observations on the principal diseases of the eyes ; 
illustrated with cases. Translated from the Italian of Antonio Scarpa. 
With notes, by James Briggs. Lond. 1806. 
Schauenburg, 3805, O. Ophthalmiatrik. Von Dr. C. H. Schauenburg. 
Mit Holzschnitten. Lahr, 1856. 
Sichel, 499, Q. Iconographie ophthalmologique, ou description, avec figures 
coloriees, des maladies de 1'organe de la vue, comprenant 1'anatomie 
pathologique, la pathologie et la therapeutique medico-chirurgicales. 
Par J. Sichel, M. D. Paris, 1852. 
Sloane, 405, 0. Vol. II. p. An account of a most efficacious medicine for 
soreness, weakness, and several other distempers of the eyes. By Sir 
Hans Sloane. 2d edit. Lond. 1743. 
Smee, 3272, 0. p. Vision in health and disease ; the value of glasses for 
its restoration, and the mischief caused by their abuse. By Alfred 
Smee, F. R. S. Lond. 1847. 
3575, 0. The eye in health and disease; with an account of the 
optometer, for the adaptation of glasses for impaired, aged, or defective 
sight. By Alfred Smee, F. R. S. 2d edit. With a paper on the 
stereoscope and binocular perspective. Lond. 1854. 
Stevenson, 1165, 0. p. On the morbid sensibility of the eye, commonly 
called weakness of sight. By John Stevenson. Lond. 1810. 
Travers, 1828, 0. A synopsis of the diseases of the eye and their treat- 
ment ; to which are prefixed a short anatomical description and a 
sketch of the physiology of that organ. By Benjamin Travers. 
3d edit. Lond. 1824. 
Travers and Green, 576, D. The principles and practice of ophthalmic 
surgery; comprising the anatomy, physiology, and pathology of the 
eye, with the treatment of its diseases. By Benjamin Travers, Esq., 
and J. H. Green, Esq. Edited by Alexander Cooper Lee. Lond. 
1839. 
Trigt, 3805, 0. p. Der Augenspiegel, seine Anwendung und Modificationen, 
nebst Beitragen zur Diagnostik innerer Augenkrankheiten. Nach 402 
SURGERY. 
dem Hollandischen des Dr. von Trigt mit Zusatzen bearbeitet von Dr. 
C. H. Schauenburg. Lahr, 1854. 
Tyrrell, 2908, 0. A practical work on the diseases of the eye, and their 
treatment, medically, topically, and by operation. By Frederick Tyr- 
rell. 2 vols. Lond. 1840. 
Underwood, 277, 0. Surgical tracts. 2d edit. With observations on the 
more common disorders of the eye, &c. By Michael Underwood, 
M. D. Lond. 1788. 
Vetch, 1662, 0. A practical treatise on the diseases of the eye. By John 
Vetch, M. D. Lond. 1820. 
Walker, 504, D. The principles of ophthalmic surgery. By John Walker, 
M. D. Lond. 1834. 
Wallace, 577, D. A treatise on the eye ; containing discoveries of the 
causes of near and far-sightedness, and of the affections of the retina, 
with remarks on the use of medicines as substitutes for spectacles. 
By Wm. Clay Wallace. 2d edit. New York, 1839. 
Walton, 3518, 0. A treatise on operative ophthalmic surgery. By H. 
Haynes Walton. With engravings. Edited by S. Littell, M. D. 
Philad. 1853. 
Wardrop, 1069, 0. Essays on the morbid anatomy of the human eye. 
By James Wardrop. Illustrated by plates. 2 vols. Edinb. 1808. 
Ware, 1086, 0. Chirurgical observations relative to the eye. By James 
Ware. 2d edit. 2 vols. Lond. 1805. 
Watson, 2337, 0. Compendium of the diseases of the human eye, with 
practical observations on their treatment ; to which is prefixed an 
account of the anatomy and physiology of that organ. With engrav- 
ings. By Alexander Watson. 3d edit. Edinb. 1830. 
Weller, 1843, 0. A manual of the diseases of the human eye ; from 
the best writings on the subject, and particularly those of Professor 
Beer. By Dr. C. H. Weller, of Berlin. Translated from the German 
by Geo. C. Mouteath, M. D. 2 vols. Glasgow, 1821. 
3143, 0. Traite theorique et pratique des maladies des yeux. Par 
M. le Dr. Weller. Traduit de 1'Allemand par F. J. Riester; augmente 
de notes, par J. Jallat, M. D. Paris, 1832. 
Williams, 2715, 0. Traites approfondis des maladies des yeux et des 
oreilles ; suivi de 1'hygiene des yeux, etc. 2de edit. Par John Wil- 
liams, oculiste. Rheims, 1834. 
b. Works on Diseases of the Eye in Particular. 
*a. Ophthalmia. 
Adams, 1761, 0. Official papers relative to the treatment of cataract and 
Egyptian ophthalmy. By Sir Wm. Adams. Lond. 1813. 
1762, 0. p. The same. 
3796, 0. p. Pieces officielles relatives aux operations executees par 
ordre des directeurs de 1'hdpital & Greenwick par <$ir Wm. Adams, SURGERY 
403 
pour la guerison de plusieurs espfeces de cataractes et de 1'ophthalmie 
Egyptienne. Traduit de 1'Anglais. Versailles, 1814. 
Adams, 1724, O. A letter to the directors of the Greenwich Hospital on the 
extermination of the Egyptian ophthalmia. By Sir Wm. Adams. 
Lond.1817. 
Assalini, 176, D. Observations on the ophthalmy of Egypt, &c. &c. By 
P. Assalini, M. D. Translated from the French by Adam Neale. 
Lond.1804. 
Edmondston, 946, 0. A treatise on the varieties and consequences of 
ophthalmia. With a preliminary inquiry into its contagious nature. 
By Arthur Edmondston, M. D. Edinb. 1806. 
Farrell, 1579, 0. p. Observations on ophthalmia, and its consequences. 
By Charles Farrell, M. D. Lond. 1811. 
Griffiths, 801, 0. p. An inaug. essay on ophthalmia, or inflammation of 
the eyes. By John Griffiths. Philad. 1804. 
1036, 0. Vol. XV. p. The same. 
Jacob, 731, D. A treatise on the inflammation of the eyeball. By Arthur 
Jacob, M. D. Dublin, 1849. 
Jeffreys, 1794, 0. Cases in surgery illustrating the nature and treatment 
of scrophulous ophthalmia, &c. By Henry Jeffreys, Esq. Lond. 1820. 
Magne, 3616, 0. p. Ophthalmies traumatiques, choix d'observations re- 
marquables destinees & eclairer 1'histoire des corps etrangers do I'oeil.. 
Par le Dr. Al. Magne. 2me edit. Paris, 1854. 
Moore, 912, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on ophthalmia. By David 
Moore. Philad. 1807. 
Noble, 711, 0. A treatise on ophthalmy; and those diseases which are 
induced by inflammations of the eyes. With new methods of cure; 
By Edward Moore Noble. Birmingham, 1800. 
O'Halloran, 1893, 0. On ophthalmia and other diseases of the eye. By 
Thos. O'Halloran, M. D. Lond. 1824. 
Piorry, 2799, 0. p. Memoire sur 1'ophthalmie palpebrale. Par P. A. 
Piorry, M. D. Paris, 1833. 
Rouault, 3747, 0. p. Des principaux agents anti-ophthalmiques, de leur 
difference d'action, et de leurs applications therapeutiques. Par Alph. 
Rouault. La Grande-Trappe, 1855. 
Serny, 1102, 0. p. A treatise on local inflammation, more particularly 
applied to diseases of the eye ; wherein an improvement in the treat- 
ment of those diseases is recommended. By J. B. Serny, M. D. 
Lond. 1809. 
Vetch, 944, 0. An account of the ophthalmia which has appeared in 
England since the return of the British army from Egypt. With 
plates. By John Vetch, M. D. Lond. 1807. 
Ware, 352, 0. p. Remarks on the ophthalmy, psorophthalmy, and puru- 
lent eye. With methods of cure, &c. Also, the case of a gutta 
serena cured by electricity. By James Ware. 2d edit. Lond. 1787.. 
148, 0. The same. 
352, 0. p. On epiphora, scrophulous, and intermittent ophthalmy, 
&c. By James Ware. Lond. 1792. 404 
SURGERY. 
Ware, 575, 0. p. The same. 
1492, 0. Remarks on the ophthalmy, psorophthalmy, and purulent 
eyes of new-born children. 5th edit. With an appendix on the 
purulent ophthalmy lately epidemic. 2d edit. By James Ware. 
Lond. 1814. 
Wemyss, 616, 0. Vol. III. p. Dissertatio medica inauguralis de ophthal- 
mia. Auctore Gulielmo Wemyss. Edinb. 1773. 
1120, 0. p. Illustration of Mr. Ware's opinion respecting the sameness of 
infection in venereal gonorrhoea, and the ophthalmia of Egypt. Lond. 
1808. 
Luxmoore, 229, D. p. Remarks on opacity of the cornea. With cases. 
By Thomas Luxmoore. Lond. 1806. 
284, D. p. Observations on impaired vision, arising from opacity of 
the cornea. By Thomas Luxmoore. Lond. 1812. 
Nottingham, 3608, 0. Practical observations on conical cornea, and on 
the short sight, and other defects of vision connected with it. By J. 
Nottingham, M. D. Lond. 1854. 
*b. Diseases of the Cornea. 
*C. Iritis. 
Travers, 1725, 0. On iritis. Ext. in Cooper and Travers' Surgical essays. 
Vol. I. Lond. 1818. 
*d. Diseases of the Pupil. 
Adams, 1420, 0. On ectropium, artificial pupil, &c. By Sir Wm. Adams. 
Lond. 1812. 
1880, 0. The same. Lond. 1814. 
Gibson, 1593, 0. p. Practical observations on the formation of an artificial 
pupil, in several deranged states of the eye. With remarks on the 
extraction of soft cataracts, and those of the membraneous kind, 
through a puncture in the cornea. By Benjamin Gibson. With plates. 
Lond. 1811. 
Maunoir, 2429, 0. Memoires sur 1'organisation de 1'iris et 1'operation de 
la pupille artificielle. Par J. P. Maunoir. Paris, 1812. 
Muter, 1571, 0. p. On various modes of operating on cataract and artificial 
pupil. By Robert Muter. Wisbech, 1811. 
Schauenburg, 3805, 0. p. Die kiinstliche Pupille vor und in dem Auge. 
Von Dr. C. H. Schauenburg. Lahr, 1855. 
*e. Cataract. 
Adams, 1420, 0. On ectropium, artificial pupil, and on cataract. By Sir 
Wm. Adams. Lond. 1812. 
1880, 0. The same. Lond. 1814. 
1761,0. p. Official papers relating to the efficacy of Sir Wm. Adams' 
new mode of treating cataract and Egyptian ophthalmia. Lond. 1813. SURGERY. 
405 
Adams, 1762, 0. p. The same. 
3796, 0. p. Pieces officielles relatives aux operations executees par 
ordre des directeurs de 1'hdpital a Greenwick par Sir Wm. Adams, 
pour la guerison de plusieurs especes de cataractes et de 1'oplithalmie 
Egyptienne. Traduit de 1'Anglais. Versailles, 1814. 
1724, 0. A practical inquiry into the causes of the failure of the 
operations of depression and extraction of the cataract, with the 
description of a series of new and improved operations. By Sir Wm. 
Adams. Lond. 1817. 
Bancal, 2413, O. p. Nouvelles considerations sur 1'operation de la cataracte 
par extraction; precedees du rapport de 1'institut de France sur un 
nouveau kistitome. Par A. P. Bancal. Paris, 1829. 
Bischoff, 575, 0. A treatise on the extraction of cataract. By F. Bischoff, 
F. M. S. Lond. 1793. 
Bowen, 1530, 0. p. Practical observations on the removal of every species 
and variety of cataract, by hyalonyxis, or vitreous operation. By 
John Bowen, M. D. Lond. 1824. 
Butter, 338, O. An improved method of opening the temporal artery. 
Also, a new proposal for extraction of the cataract. With descriptions 
and delineations of the instruments contrived for both operations. By 
Wm. Butter. Lond. 1783. 
Cleaver, 826, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on cataract. By Isaac 
Cleaver. Philad. 1805. 
1036, 0. Vol. XVI. p. The same. 
Cooper, 1063, 0. Critical reflections on several important practical points 
relative to the cataract; comprehending an account of a new method 
of couching particular species of that disease. By Samuel Cooper. 
Lond.1805. 
De-la-Garde, 1838, 0. A treatise on cataract intended to determine the 
operations required by different forms of that disease on physiological 
principles. By Philip Chilwell De-la-Garde. Lond. 1821. 
Deval, 3665, 0. p. De 1'affaiblissement de la vue, et de la cecite dans 
1'amaurose ou goutte-sereine et dans la cataracte et des moyens les 
plus efficaces d'y remedier. Par Ch. Deval, M. D. Paris, 1855. 
Earle, 895, 0. p. An account of a new mode of operation for the removal 
of the opacity in the eye, called cataract. By Sir James Earle, F. R. S. 
Lond.1801. 
Gibson, 1593, 0. p. On artificial pupil ; and on the extraction of soft 
cataracts, &c. By Benj. Gibson. Lond. 1811. 
Lattier de Laroche, 2774, 0. Memoire sur la cataracte, et guerison de cette 
maladie, sans operation chirurgicale, par la methode de M. T. M. A. 
A. de Lattier de Laroche, M. D. 2me edit. Paris, 1833. 
Mandileny, 3649, O. p. Sur un traitement Speciale de la goutte, de la 
gravelie, et de la cataracte. Par L. Mandileny, M. D. Montargis, 1854. 
Maunoir, 377, Q. p. Essai sur quelques points de 1'histoire de la cataracte; 
these pour le grade de Docteur en Chirurgie. Par Theodore Maunoir, 
de Geneve. Paris, 1833. 406 
SURGERY. 
Maunoir, 2812, 0. Vol. I. p. Essay on cataract. By Theod. Maunoir, M. D. 
Translated from the French by Henry I. Bowditch, M. D. (Dunglison's 
Am. Med. Library.) Philad. 1838. 
Muter, 1571, 0. p. Practical remarks on various modes of operating on 
cataract and artificial pupil. By Robert Muter. Wisbech, 1811. 
Neill, 3181, 0. On the cure of cataract, with a practical summary of the 
best modes of operating. By Hugh Neill. Lond. 1848. 
Phipps, 977, 0. p. On the treatment of patients after operation for cataract. 
By Jonathan W. Phipps. Lond. 1792. 
Richard, 3743, 0. p. Essai sur la nature de la cataracte capsulaire. Par 
MM. Ad. Richard et Ch. Robin. Paris, 1855. 
Richter, 361, 0. A treatise on the extraction of the cataract. By Aug. 
Gottlieb Richter, M. D. Translated from the German. With a plate; 
and notes by the translator. Lond. 1791. 
Seip, 532, 0. p. An inaugural dissertation on cataract. By Frederic Seip. 
Philad. 1800. 
1336, 0. Vol. XIX. p. The same. 
Stevenson, 1571, 0. p. A practical treatise on cataract. By John Stevenson. 
2d edit. Lond. 1814. 
500, D. Cataract. Its nature, symptoms and treatment; and the 
operations of the author at the Royal Infirmary. By John Stevenson, 
Esq. Lond. 1834. 
Tartra, 363, Q. p. De 1'operation de la cataracte; these soutenue par A. 
E. Tartra, Doct. en Chir. Paris, 1812. 
Taylor, 405, 0. Vol. II. p. A new treatise on the diseases of the chrystal- 
line humour of a human eye ; or, of the cataract and glaucoma. By 
John Taylor, M. D. Lond. 1736. 
Wardrop, 260, Q. p. History of James Mitchell, a boy born blind and deaf, 
with an account of the operation performed for the recovery of his 
sight. By James Wardrop, F. R. S. Lond. 1813. 
Ware, 352, 0. p. On epiphora, scrophulous ophthalmy, extraction of the 
cataract, &c. By James Ware. Loud. 1792. 
575, 0. p. The same. 
967, 0. Observations on the cataract and gutta serena. By James 
Ware. 2d edit. Lond. 1804. 
Wathen, 977, 0. p. A dissertation on the theory and cure of the cataract; 
in which the practice of extraction is supported. By Jonathan Wathen. 
Lond. 1785. 
Wenzel, 272, 0. A treatise on the cataract; with cases to prove the neces- 
sity of dividing the transparent cornea, and the capsule of the 
crystalline humour differently in the different species of this disease. 
By M. De Wenzel, Jun. Translated from the French with many 
additional remarks, by James Ware. Lond. 1791. 
352, 0. The same. 
405, 0. Vol. II. p. Dr. Taylor couched for a cataract. Wherein the 
absurdity of his new treatise on the diseases of the crystalline humour, 
as likewise his theory of the causes of cataracts, are fully demonstrated. SURGERY. 
407 
To which is added, for the use of young students, the various methods 
of dissecting the eye. By J. S., Surgeon. Lond. 1736. 
Compfjrat, 3511, 0. p. De la luxation du cristallin normal dans la chambre 
anterieure de 1 'ceil et de son traitement. Par le Dr. A. Comperat. Paris, 
1852. 
*f. Dislocation of Lens. 
*g. Amaurosis. 
Deval, 3379, 0. Traite de 1'amaurose ou de la goutte-sereine. Par Ch. 
Deval, M. D. Paris, 1851. 
3665, 0. p. De 1'affaiblissement de la vue, et de la cecite dans 
1'amaurose ou goutte-sereine et dans la cataracte et des moyens les 
plus efficaces d'y remedier. Par Ch. Deval, M. D. Paris, 1855. 
Hocken, 2904, 0. A treatise on amaurosis and amaurotic affections. By 
E. 0. Hocken. Lond. 1840. 
3263, 0. p. The same. Philad. 1842. (Dunglison's Am. Med. 
Library.) 
Ware, 148, 0. Remarks on ophthalmy, &c. ; also a case of gutta serena 
cured by electricity. By James Ware. Lond. 1787. 
352, 0. p. The same. 
967, 0. On cataract, and gutta serena. By James Ware. 2d edit. 
Lond. 1804. 
£ Hemeralopia. 
Simpson, 1755, 0. Observations on hemeralopia ; or nocturnal blindness. 
By Andrew Simpson. Glasgow, 1819. 
*h. Phosphene. 
Serre, 3532, 0. Essai sur les phosphenes ou anneaux lumineux de la retine 
consideres dans leurs rapports avec la physiologle et la pathologic de 
la vision. Par le Dr. Serre d'Uzes. Paris, 1853. 
*i. Fungus Hcematodes of Eye. 
Stevens, 909, 0. p. Cases of fungus haematodes of the eye. With an 
attempt to characterize two species of that disease and of cancer of 
the eye. By Alex. H. Stevens, M. D. New York, 1818. 
*k. Venereal Diseases of the Eye. 
Hewson, 1744, 0. Observations on the history and treatment of venereal 
ophthalmia. By Thomas Hewson, A. B. Lond. 1824. 
1996, 0. The same. 
Lawrence, 2156, 0. A treatise on the venereal diseases of the eye. By 
Win. Lawrence. Lond. 1830. 408 
SURGERY. 
*1. Strabismus. 
Calder, 2956, 0. Practical hints on the cure of squinting by operation. 
By F. W. Grant Calder. Lond. 1841. 
Holthouse, 3621, 0. Six lectures on the pathology of strabismus, and its 
treatment by operation. By C. Holthouse, F. R. C. S. Lond. 1854. 
Lucas, 2936, 0. A practical treatise on the cure of strabismus, or squint, 
by operation, and by milder treatment. By P. Bennett Lucas. Illus- 
trated by plates. Lond. 1840. 
*m. Diseases of Eyelids. 
Adams, 1420, 0. Practical observations on ectropium, or eversion of the 
eyelids, with the description of a new operation for the cure of that 
disease ; on the modes of forming an artificial pupil, and on cataract. 
Illustrated with plates. By Wm. Adams. Lond. 1812. 
1880, 0. The same. Lond. 1814. 
Michon, 3455, 0. p. Memoire et observations sur quelques cas d'auto- 
plastie de la face. Par L. M. Michon. Paris, 1852. 
Piorry, 2799, 0. p. Memoire sur Pophthalmie palpebrale. Par P. A. 
Piorry, M. D. Paris, 1833. 
Vauquelin, 3580, 0. p. De Papplication de la suture enchevillee & 1'ope- 
ration de Pentropion spasmodique au moyen d'une nouvelle espece de 
cheville. Par F. Vauquelin, M. D. Avec des notes et des planches. 
Paris, 1853. 
Ware, 148, O. Remarks on ophthalmy, psorophthalmy, &c. By James 
Ware. 2d edit. Lond. 1787. 
352, 0. p. The same. 
1492, 0. The same. 5th edit. Lond. 1814. 
*n. Diseases of the Lachrymal Apparatus. 
Beraud, 3685, 0. p. Essai sur le catheterisme du canal nasal suivant la 
methode de Laforest. Procede nouveau. Par B. J. Beraud, M. D. 
Paris, 1855. 
Demarquay, 3665, 0. p. Memoire sur le traitement de la tumeur et de la 
fistule lacrymale par la trepanation de 1'unguis. Par le Dr. Demar- 
quay. Paris, 1854. 
Reade, 1579, 0. p. Practical observations on the diseases of the inner 
corner of the human eye; comprising the epiphora, the tumor sac- 
culi lachrymalis, and the fistula lachrymalis. By Joseph Reade, 
M. D. Lond. 1811. 
Ware, 352, 0. p. Chirurgical observations relative to the epiphora, or 
watery eye, the scrophulous and intermittent ophthalmy, the ex- 
traction of the cataract, and the introduction of the male catheter. 
By James Ware. Lond. 1792. 
575, 0. p. The same. » SURGERY. 
409 
Ware, 575,0. p. Remarks on the fistula lachrymalis ; with the description 
of an operation considerably different from that commonly used; and 
cases annexed in proof of its utility: to which are added observations 
on haemorrhoids, and additional remarks on the ophthalmy. By 
James Ware. Lond. 1798. 
Wathen, 977, 0. p. A new and easy method of curing the fistula lacry- 
malis. To which is added a dissertation on the epiphora vera, or true 
watery eye ; and the zeropthalmia, or dry eye. By Jonathan Wathen. 
Also an appendix on the treatment of patients after the operation for 
the cataract. By Jonathan Wathen Phipps. Lond. 1792. 
7. SURGERY OF THE EAR. 
Buchanan, 1988, 0. Illustrations of acoustic surgery. By Thomas Bu- 
chanan. Lond. 1825. 
129, F. An engraved representation of the anatomy of the human 
ear. With surgical remarks, designed as a guide to acoustic surgery. 
By Thos. Buchanan. Hull, 1823. 
Caswall, 2341, O. p. The physiology of the organ of hearing; together 
with its pathology and the treatment of the injuries and diseases to 
which it is liable. By Charles Caswall. Lond. 1833. 
Curtis, 1705, 0. p. A treatise on the physiology and diseases of the ear; 
containing a comparative view of its structure and functions, and of 
its various diseases, arranged according to the anatomy of the organ. 
By John Harrison Curtis. Lond. 1817. 
2104, 0. p. The same. 4th edit. Lond. 1826. 
2673, O. The same. 6th edit. Lond. 1836. 
1988, 0. p. Cases illustrative of the treatment of diseases of the ear. 
With practical remarks relative to the deaf and dumb. By John H. 
Curtis. Lond. 1822. 
1988, 0. p. A clinical report of the royal dispensary for diseases of 
the ear. By John H. Curtis. Lond. 1827. 
2104, 0. p. An essay on the deaf and dumb ; showing the necessity 
of medical treatment in early infancy. With observations on con- 
genital deafness. By John Harrison Curtis. Lond. 1829. 
2104, 0. p. A clinical report of the royal dispensary for diseases of 
the ear. With remarks on the objects and utility of the institution. 
By John Harrison Curtis. Lond. 1830. 
Deleau, 2422,0. p. Memoire sur la perforation de la membrane du tympan, 
pratiquee pour retablier 1'ouie dans plusieurs cas de surdite, avec des 
observations sur des sourds-muets, 1'ouie et la parole. Par Deleau 
(lejeune). Paris, 1822. 
2422, 0. p. L'ouie et la parole rendues & Honore Trezel, sourd-muet 
de naissance. Paris, 1825. 
2422, 0. p. Sur le catheterisme de la trompe d'Eustache, et sur les 
experiences de M. Itard, memoire qui demontre 1'utilite de Fair atmo- 410 
SURGERY. 
spherique dans le traitement de diverses especes de surdite. Paris, 
1828. 
Dufton, 683, D. The nature and treatment of deafness and diseases of the 
ear; and the treatment of the deaf and dumb. By Wm. Dufton. 
Philad. 1848. 
Du Verney, 99, D. A treatise of the organ of hearing; containing the 
structure, the uses, and the diseases of all the parts of the ear. 
Translated from the French of M. Du Verney. With plates. Lond. 
1737. 
Harvey, 778, D. The ear in health and disease, with remarks on the pre- 
vention and treatment of deafness. Illustrated by engravings. By 
Wm. Harvey. Lond. 1854. 
Itard, 2370, 0. Traite des maladies de 1'oreille et de 1'auditiom Par J. 
M. G. Itard. Tomes 2. Paris, 1821. 
2812, 0. Vol. I. p. On the surgical treatment of deafness. By M. 
Itard, of Paris. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Library.) Philad. 1838. 
Kramer, 2729, 0. The nature and treatment of diseases of the ear. By 
Dr. Wm. Kramer. Translated from the German, with the latest im- 
provements of the author. By James Risdon Bennett, M. D. Lond. 
1837. 
2852, 0. The same. (Dunglison's Am. Med. Library.) 
Pilcher, 2771, 0. A treatise on the structure, economy, and diseases of 
the ear. By George Pilcher. With plates. Lond. 1838. 
2996, 0. The same. 1st Am. from the 2d Lond. edit. Philad. 
1843. 
Saissy, 2543, 0. Essai sur les maladies de 1'oreille interne. Par J. A. 
Saissy. Paris, 1827. 
2118, 0. An essay on the diseases of the internal ear. By J. A. 
Saissy, M. D. Translated from the French by Nathan R. Smith, 
M. D. With a supplement on diseases of the external ear, by the 
translator. Baltimore, 1829. 
Saunders, 64, F. The anatomy of the human ear, illustrated by engrav- 
ings. With a treatise on the diseases of that organ, the causes of 
deafness, and their proper treatment. By J. C. Saunders. Lond. 
1806. 
Stevenson, 2074, 0. Deafness; its causes, prevention, and cure. By 
John Stevenson. Lond. 1828. 
Togno, 2524, 0. p. On the anatomy and physiology of the ear. With 
cases of the cure of deafness. By Jos. Togno, M. D. Philad. 1834. 
Wilde, 3503, 0. Practical observations on aural surgery, and the nature 
and treatment of diseases of the ear. With illustrations. By Wm. 
R. Wilde. Lond. 1853. 
3504, 0. The same. Philad. 1853. 
Williams, John, 2715, O. Traites des maladies des yeux et des oreilles. 
2de edit. Par John Williams. Rheims, 1834. 
Williams, Jos., 2901, 0. Treatise on the ear; including its anatomy, phy- SURGERY. 
411 
siology, and pathology. By Jos. Williams, M. D. With plates. 
Lond. 1840. 
Wright, 1704, 0. p. An essay on the anatomy and diseases of the human 
ear. By William Wright. Bristol, 1817. 
2104, 0. p. On the varieties of deafness and diseases of the ear, 
with proposed methods of relieving them. By Wm. Wright, Esq. 
Lond. 1829. 
8. SURGERY OF NOSE, MOUTH, THROAT, AND LARYNX. 
a. Surgery of Nose. 
Deschamps, 2412, 0. Traite des maladies des fosses nazales, et de leur 
sinus. Par J. L. Deschamps, fils, D. M. Paris, 1804. 
Dieffenbach, 3151, 0. Surgical observations on the restoration of the 
nose ; and on the removal of polypi and other tumours from the nose. 
From the German of Dr. Dieffenbach. By John S. Bushnan. Lond. 
1833. 
Graefe, 377, Q. p. De rhinoplastice sive arte curtum nasum ad vivum 
restituendi commentatio, qua prisca illius ratio iterum experimentis 
illustratur novisque methodis ad majorem perfectionem perducitur. 
Conscripsit Carolus Ferdinandus Graefe, M. D. Latine edidit, Justus 
Frid. C. Hecker, M. D. Berolini, 1818. 
Labat, 2567, 0. De la rhinoplastie, art de restaurer ou de refaire com- 
pletement le nez. Par L. Labat, M. D. Avec planches. Paris, 
1834. 
Michon, 3455, 0. Memoire et observations sur quelques cas d'autoplastie 
de la face. Par L. M. Michon. Paris, 1851. 
Whately, 1491, 0. p. Cases of two extraordinary polypi removed from 
the nose. With an appendix, describing an improved instrument for 
the fistula in ano. With a plate. By Thomas Whately. Lond. 
1805. 
Bell, 2108, 0. The anatomy, physiology, and diseases of the teeth. By 
Thomas Bell, F. R. S. Lond. 1829. 
Bond, 3345, 0. A practical treatise on dental medicine, being a com- 
pendium of medical science, as connected with the study of dental 
surgery. By Thos. E. Bond, M. D. Philad. 1851. 
Fox, 286, Q. The natural history and diseases of the human teeth. Illus- 
trated with plates. 2d edit. By Jos. Fox. Lond. 1814. 
Fuller, 1165, 0. p. A popular essay on the structure, formation, and 
management of the teeth. Illustrated by engravings. By John 
Fuller. Lond. 1810. 
Gensoul, 2548, 0. p. Lettre chirurgicale sur quelques maladies graves du 
sinus maxillaire et de 1'os maxillaire inferieur. Par Jh. Gensoul. 
Paris, 1833. 
149, F. Planches au meme livre. 
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