INDEX 



Acinus of the glands, 130. 



Adventitia of the capillaries, see Vessels. 



Air cells, see Lungs. 



Alveoli of the lungs, 158. 



Amoeboid changes of form of the cells, 9. 



Anthracosis of the lungs, 160; of the 

 bronchial glands, 160. 



AquulaCotunnii (perilymph) of the audi- 

 tory organs, see Auditory apparatus. 



Aquula vitrea auditiva (endolymph), see 

 Auditory apparatus. 



Arachnoid, see Nerve centres. 



Arrectores pilorum, 81. 



Arteriae helicinae, 191. 



Arteries, 94. 



Arteriolar recta? of the kidney, 170. 



Articular cartilage, 44. 



Assimilation by the cell, II. 



Auditory organ, 240 ; external ear, 241 ; 

 membrana tympani, 241 ; auditory 

 ossicles, 241 ; Eustachian tube, 241 ; 

 internal ear, 241 ; vestibule and semi- 

 circular canals, 241 ; otoliths, 242 ; 

 cochlea, 242 ; its structure, 242 ; 

 Reissner's, or the cochlear canal, 

 Corti's organ, termination of the coch- 

 lear nerves, etc., 243. 



Auditory ossicles, see Auditory organ. 



Auerbach's plexus myentericus, 218. 



Axis canal of the spinal cord, 224. 



Axis cylinder, 193. 



Axis-cylinder process of the ganglion 

 cells, 200. 



Axis fibrillar of the nerves, 196. 



Bacilli of the retina, see the Eye. 



Bartholinian glands, 181. 



Bathybius, 1. 



Becher cells, 5. 



Bellini's tubes, see Kidney. 



Biliary capillaries, see Liver. 



Biliary passages, see Liver. 



Bladder, see Urinary apparatus. 



Blood, 21 ; cells and plasma, 21 ; red 

 blood corpuscles and lymphoid cells, 

 21 ; nature of the former, 22; differ- 

 12 



ences of the same according to the 

 groups of vertebrate animals, 23 ; 

 lymphoid cells of the blood, 23 ; rela- 

 tive number, 24; circulation of the 

 blood, 24 ; fate of the lymphoid cells ; 

 25 ; genesis of the blood in the em- 

 bryo, 26. 



Blood- vascular glands, 123 ; thyroid 

 gland, 123; structure, 123; colloid 

 formation. 124 ; suprarenal capsules, 

 124; cortical and medullary layer, 

 124; structure, 125; vessels and 

 nerves, 126 ; apophysis cerebri, 126 ; 

 coccygeal gland, 126; ganglion inter- 

 caroticum, 127. 



Blood-vessels, see Vascular system. 



Bone tissue, 60; kinds of bone, 60; 

 medullary or Haversian canal, 60 ; 

 Haversian and general lamellae, 61 ; 

 canaliculi, 61 ; bone corpuscles or 

 lacunas, 62 ; bone cells, 62 ; composi- 

 tion of bone, 63; bone cartilage, 64; 

 bone medulla, 64 ; osteogenesis, 64 ; 

 cartilage marrow, 65 ; ossification 

 points, 65 ; formation of bone at the 

 expense of the cartilage tissue, 65 ; 

 osteoblasts, 68; endochondral bones, 

 69 ; theory of apposition and expan- 

 sion, 69; Haversian spaces, 70; os- 

 teoclasts, 70; periosteal bone forma- 

 tion, 70; Sharpey's fibres, 71. 



Bowman's glands of the olfactory region, 

 see Olfactory organ. 



Brain, cerebrum and cerebellum, see 

 Nerve centres. 



Bronchia, see Lungs. 



Bruch's trachoma follicles, 113, 263. 



Brunner's glands, 147. 



Buccal glandules, see Digestive appa- 

 ratus. 



Bulbus olfactorious, see Olfactory appa- 

 ratus. 



Canaliculi, see Bone tissue. 

 Canalis cochlearis, see Auditory appara- 

 tus. 



