INDEX TO THE SECTIONS. PART I. 



Bath, cold. See Cold Bath. 

 Bath, warm, xxix, 4, 5. 

 Beauty, fenfe of, xvi. 6, xxii. 2, 

 Eile-du&s, xxx. 



flones, xxx. 8. 



regurgitates into the blood, xxiv. 



2,7. 



vomiting of, xxx. 3. 

 Birds of paffage, xvi. 12. 

 nefb of, xvi. 1 3. 

 colour of their eggs, xxxix. 5. 

 Biting in pain, xxxiv. 1, 3. 



of mad animals, xxxiv. 1, 3. 

 Black fpots on dice appear red, xl. 3. 

 Bladder, communication of with the 



inteftines, xxix. 3. 

 of fifli, xxiv. 1 , 4. 

 Blood, transfufion of in nervous fevers, 



xxxii. 4. 



deficiency of, xxxii. 2 and 4. 

 from the vena portarum into 



the inteftines, xxvii. 2. 

 its momentum, xxxii. 5, 2. 

 momentum, increafed by vene- 



feclion, xxxii. 5,4. 

 drawn in nervous pains, xxxii, 



5, 4. 



its oxygenation, xxxviii. 

 Breathing, how learnt, xv. 4. 

 Breads of men, xiv. 8. 

 Brutes differ from men, : xi. 2, 3, xvi. 17. 



See Animals. 



Buxton bath, why it feels warm, xii. 

 2, 1, xxxii. 3, 3. 



Capillary veffels are glands, xxvi. 1. 



Catalepfy, xxxiv. 1 , 5. 



Catarrh from cold fldn, xxxv. 1, 3. 



xxxv. 2, 3. 



from thin caps in fleep,xviii.l5. 

 Catenation of motions defined, ii. 11, 



iv. 7. 



caufe of them, xvii. 1, 3. 

 defcribed, xvii. 

 continue fome time after 

 their production, xvii. 

 1,3. 



voluntary ones difievered 

 in fleep, xvii. 1, 12, xvii. 

 3, 13. 

 Cathartics, external, their operation, 



xxix. 7, 6. 



Caulation, animal, defined, ii. 11, iv. 7. 

 Caufe of caufes, xxxix. 4, 8. 

 Caufes inert and efficient, xxxix. 12, 2. 

 active and paffive, xxxix. 12, 3. 

 proximate and remote, xxxix". 

 If?, 4. 



Chick in the egg, oxygenation pf, 



xxxviii. 2. 



Child riding on a ftick, xxxiv. 2, 6. 

 Chilnefs after meals, xxi, 3, xxxv. 1,1. 

 Cholera, cafe of, xxv. 1 3. 

 Chyle, xxxix. 11. 



Circulation in the eye vifible, xl. 10, 4, 

 Cold in the head, xii. 7, 5. 



perceived by the teeth, xxxii. 3. 



l,xiv. 6. 



air, ufes of in fevers, xxxii. 3, 3. 

 feet produces coryza, xxxv. 2, 



3, xxxv. 1, 3. 

 bath, why it ftrengthens, xxxii. 



S, 2. 

 fliort and cold breathing in it, 



xxxii. 3, 2. 



produces a fever fit, xxxii, 3, 2. 

 fit of fever the confequence of 



hot fit, xxxii. 9, 3. 

 bathing in pulmonary haemor- 

 rhage, xxvii. 1. 

 fits of fever, xxxii. 4, xxxii. 9, 



xvii. 3, 3. 



not a flimulus,xxxii. 10. 

 Comparing ideas, xv. 3. 

 Confcioufnefs, xv. 3, 4. 



in dreams, xviii. 13. 

 Confumption, its temperament, xxxi. 



1 and 2. 

 of dark-eyed patients, 



xxvii. 2. 

 of light-eyed patients, 



xxviii. 2. 



is contagious, xxxiii. 2, 7. 

 Confent of parts. See Sympathy. 

 Contagion, xii. 3, 6, xix. 9, xxxiii. 2, 6, 



and 8, xxii. 3, 3. 

 does not enter the blood, 

 xxxiii. 2, 10, xxii. 3, 3. 

 Contraction and attraction, iv. 1. 



of fibres produces fenfa,- 



tion, iv. 5, xii. 1,6. 

 continues fome time, xii. 



1,5. 

 alternates with relaxation, 



xii. 1, 3. 

 Convulfion, xvii. 1, 8, xxxiv. 1,1, and 



4, iii. 5, 8. 

 of particular mufcles, xvii. 



1,8. 



periods of, xxxvi, 3, 9. 

 Colours of animals, efficient caufe of, 



xxxix. 5, 1. 



of eggs from female imagina- 

 tion, xxxix. 5, 1. 

 of the choroid coat of the eye ( , 



xxxix. 5, 1. 

 of birds' nefts, xvi. 13. 



Coryfca, 



