462 



INDEX. 



Hoemal arch, Goodsir did not assent to 

 Owen's view, 158 



Hair (Dr.), dissections of muscular fibres, 

 175 



Hair in man, its distribution and charac- 

 ter, 244, 245 



Hall (Dr. Marshall) on excito-motory 

 system, 86 



Haller on Monro's " Edinburgh Medical 

 Essays," 353 ; " Icones Anatomicoe," 

 354 ; his " Elementa Physiologic Cor- 

 poris Humani," 355 ; 190 experiments 

 to determine muscular irritability, 68 



Hallet appointed to a situation in 

 Hunterian Museum, 128 ; transcribes 

 Goodsir's lectures on the invertebrata, 

 138 



Hamilton, jun. (Dr.), 103 ; (Sir William) 

 on the thought of creation, 222 ; on 

 learned ignorance, 301 



Hand of man the only perfect hand, 238, 

 can be hollowed into a cup or grasp a 

 sphere, 239 ; formed to act under and 

 for human thought, 321 



Haudyside (Dr.), candidate for chair of 

 anatomy, 121 



Hannover (Dr.) on the construction and 

 use of the microscope, translation re- 

 vised by Goodsir, 166 



Harting (Professor) on Orthagoriscus 

 ozodura, referred to, 396 



Haunch of man and mammal, 227 



Hay (D. R.), assisted by Goodsir in his 

 work " Geometrical Beauty of the Hu- 

 man Figure," 143 ; death of, 145 ; 

 harmonic angles, 1 80 



Head, on the morphological constitution 

 of the skeleton of the vertebrate head, 

 158 



Health of Goodsir, 149 



Heirlooms of the Goodsirs and Edward 

 Forbes, 101 



Henderson (Dr. William), 64, 65 ; he and 

 S Goodsir work together, 66 



Henle and Valentin on the epithelium 

 and animal textures, 85 



Herrissant on milk-teeth, 41 



Herring shoal preceded by vast accumu- 

 lation of minute marine animals, 75 



Herring and sprat, difference between, 

 108 



Herschel (Sir John) on hypo-sulphites, 

 113 



Fiewson (Williain) on central particle 

 of blood, 65 



Higher principle of man to control ani- 

 mal instincts, 220, 221 



Highland and Agricultural Society, 

 Goodsir a member, 134 



Hip-joint in man and quadrupeds, 228 



Histology, progress of, 84, 96 ; German 

 labourers in, 366 



History indicates north temperate zone 

 as original area of man, 215 



Holidays, how Goodsir spent his, 167, 

 202 



Holothurice, on the respiration of, 140 



Home of the Goodsirs at 21 Lothian 

 Street, with its occupants, 97 ; his 

 other places of residence, 187 



Hope (Dr.) Thomas, Professor of Che- 

 mistry, 31 



Horatian Maxim on Goodsir's " Dissect- 

 ing-room Note-book," 125 



Horizontal axis of vertebral column in 

 quadrupeds, 225 



Human agency, its positive effects on the 

 globe, 218 ; changes it can effect, 

 219 ; body, Goodsir's views on its 

 teleological and morphological com- 

 pleteness, 183 ; constitution, what is 

 involved in it, and what it secures 

 for man, 220 ; science and the infal- 

 lible Pneuma, 127 



Humanity, what its actual history is, 

 223 



Hunter (John) and his works in anatomy, 

 356, 361, 362 



Hunter (Dr. William), his influence on 

 anatomy and physiology, 355 



Hunterian Medical Society, 64 



Huxley (Professor) on the teeth and 

 hairs, 38 ; opinion of Goodsir's mor- 

 phology, 161 ; lectures on relation of 

 man to lower animals, 185 ; account 

 of Australian Te.thea, 415 



Hypo-sulphites counteract the Sarcina 

 ventriculi, 113 



Hypcroodon dalei, paper on, 75 



Hyrtl (Professor), Goodsir works with 

 him at Vienna, 167 



Idealistic opinions of physiologists, 



290 

 Immaterial principle, the agency which 



determines the actions and regidates 



the processes of the corporeal frame, 



269 

 Immediate instruments, organs of sense 



in animals, 21 2 

 Individual organism from pre-existing 



parents, 294 

 Influences detrimental to life, how 



guarded against, 217 

 Inues (Mr.) as an anatomist, 362 

 Insanity, Bichat's opinion that want of 



symmetry in two sides of cerebrum 



was its cause, 184 



