INDEX. 



461 



Fever : on continued fever and its treat- 

 ment, etc., 77 

 Fife, sketch of its history, 3, 4 

 Fingers, movements of, 238 

 Firth of Forth, dredgings in, 46 

 Fishes, skeletons and skins well preserved 



by Goodsir, 46 

 "Flesh" in revealed record, 271 

 Flower on permanent and milk-teeth, 41 

 Folds of human skin, 244 

 Follicular stage of dentition, on, 38, 40 

 Food of early Fife settlers inferred from 

 teeth, 47 ; resources of and their ex- 

 tent indicated to man, 217 

 Foot in man, peculiarities in its construc- 

 tion, 229 ; human foot and apes' 

 compared, 240, 241 

 Forbes (Lord President Duncan) 9 ; 

 letters of, 10 ; Grizzel, 9 ; (Edward), 

 Goodsir shows him how to dissect a 

 snail, 32 ; the maga club and its literary 

 organ, 59 ; as Archimagus, 61 ; his 

 fellowship with Goodsir, 61, 62 ; love 

 of fun, 73 ; cruising in Mediterranean, 

 wishes Goodsir with him, 107 ; death 

 of, 166, Goodsir expected to become 

 his biographer, 166, 167 ; dredges two 

 specimens of Amphioxus on the east 

 coast of Isle of Man, 375 

 Force and power, how they differ, 270 

 Forces of organisation determined by the 



indwelling power of the psyche, 270 

 Forearm in man and ape compared, 237 

 Forms of living bodies and their parts, 



2'.':;, 294 

 Fossil lishes presented to Literary and 

 Philosophical Society, 46 ; found at 

 Cornceres quarry, 49 

 Fragmentary character of human know- 

 ledge, 301 

 Franklin expedition, brother Harry joins 

 it, 9, 101 ; Goodsir long hoped for the 

 return of, 150 

 Friend- of (ioodsir, 31 ; funeral, 194 

 Fungus on gills of gold lish, paper on, 76 

 Furthering the Creator's plan, 209 

 Fyfe ( Mr. ) his labours with the scalpel, 

 pencil, and graver, 362, 363 



Galen and his anatomical pursuits, 84 

 ( ;.i teropod mollusc from the Firth of 

 Forth, undescribed form of, 421, 424 

 Geometry applied to anatomy, Goodsir's 



studies ill, 151 



i e Square, removes to, 187 

 German language and literature, con- 

 tinued study of, I t;s 

 Germans, their discoveries in biology, S5 

 Germinal reside in ovary of birds, dis- 



covered by Purkinje, 84 ; centres, 

 what Goodsir meant by the term, 90 ; 

 membrane of Goodsir, 115 



Globe — the entire globe the area for man, 

 215 



Goethe, the founder of animal morpho- 

 logy, 154, 155; Goodsir's estimate of 

 his speculations, 156 



Goodsirs of Fife, their family history, 

 5-7 



Goodsir (Dr. John) the Professor's grand- 

 father, 7-9 ; (Archibald) youngest bro- 

 ther of Professor, 10 ; (Miss Jane), 9, 

 192 : (Professor John), his birth, 9 ; his 

 biography 11, 203 ; anatomical and pa- 

 thological observations, 90 ; appointed 

 demonstrator of anatomy to Professor 

 Munro, 114 ; lectures at Philosophi- 

 cal Institution, 114; elected professor 

 of anatomy, 121 ; elected Fellow of 

 the Royal Society, London, 121 ; lec- 

 tures on natural history for Professor 

 Jameson in 1853, 146 ; facility in 

 tracing lines and facets on surfaces, 

 175 ; on science and Christianity, his 

 views, 185, 285 ; his various homes, 

 187 ; his illness, 191 ; his death 

 and funeral, 194, autopsy of, 195; 

 fellowship in honour of him, 198 : 

 (Rev. Joseph Taylor), 9 ; on Edward 

 Forbes and John Goodsir, 32 ; John 

 advises him to make the Bible his 

 main study, 34 ; on his brother's 

 natural gifts, 34 : (Harry) joins Frank- 

 lin's expedition, 9; animals collected 

 near Anstruther, 51 ; capacity in which 

 he went out on Franklin's expedition, 

 101 ; succeeds his brother at College 

 oi Surgeons, 109 ; stuffing salmon for 

 his brother, 111 : (Robert) sails twice 

 to Arctic Regions, 9 : (Thomas), anec- 

 dote of, 6. 



Graham (Dr. ), Professor of Botany, 31 



"Grand gore," edicts .against, 47 



Grant (Dr.), of University College, a 

 pupil of Barclay's, 36 1 



Gregory (Dr. .John and Dr. James), 10 



Gruby of Vienna, history of parasitic 

 growths, 113 



Guerin (Mr.) gets Tethca on coast of 



Spitzbcrgell, lllf, 



Guillol questions accuracy of some of 

 Goodsir's observations on teeth, 43 



Gulliver, edition of Hewson's works, etc., 

 88 



Qymnorhynchus horriduB, parasite on 

 sun-fish, 74 ; description of, -KM, 404 



II \it kit. (Professor), "Protogenes," 95 



