ANALYTICAL INDEX. 



TRINITY, the Pythagorean, 471 ; that of the Hindoos, 857, note ; 

 the Platonic, 477 ; logical demonstration of by Aristotle, 857, 

 note. 



TULLOCH, Major, his reports, 778, 780, 781 5 on cutaneous dis- 

 eases, 804, note. 



TYPHUS, more prevalent during winter than summer, 821, 1061 ; 

 most fatal in crowded and confined dwellings, 826; symptoms 

 of, 826 ; often generated by exposure to cold without malaria, 

 1062 ; treatment of, 1062, note. 



ULCERS, treatment of, 1098. 



UNITY, of all physical causation, 13, 17, 279, passim ; of orga- 

 nization, 758, 759; offerer, 810; of all diseases, 1052, note. 



UNIVERSE, a knowledge of the physical and moral laws of, the 

 true remedy for physical and moral evil, 861. 



VACUUM, denied by Aristotle, 34 ; asserted by Newton, 35, note. 

 disproved by the Author, 36, 278. 



VALLANCY, General, on the affinities of ancient languages, 735 ; 

 on the ancient Celtic language of Ireland, 736. 



VAN HELMONT, his theory of digestion, 625 ; thought the art of 

 medicine a mere juggle, 828 ; his views of the Archeus, 489. 



VANS KENEDY, on the number of Sanscrit words found in the 

 Persian, Greek, Latin, German and English languages, 735. 



VAPOUR, atmospheric, elastic force of, at different temperatures, 

 289, 290; the source of lightning, 298, 300, 301, 304. 



VARRO, on the etymology of the Latin word aurum, 737, note ; 

 on the Egyptian Jove, 740. , 



VEGETATION, how modified by climate and season, 46, 694 ; re- 

 garded as a natural thermometer, on a grand scale, 46, 694. 



VELOCITY, of the heavenly bodies, 32. 



VENESECTION, should never be employed in health, and rarely in 

 disease, 1097 ; often causes effusion, dropsy, delirium, para- 

 lysis, and convulsions, 1097. 



VENUS, observations of Shroeter on the height of her mountains, 26. 



VERA Causa, essential character of, 39. 



VESPASIAN, longevity of the Romans during his reign, 765. 



VESTA, a mystical personation of the sacred fire, 2, 482. 



VIBORG, applies prussic acid to the brain of a horse, 967. 



VIRGIL, his philosophy, 482; on the aether, 741. 



Vis INERTIJE, a philosophical fiction, 278; identical with Vis 

 insita, 35. 



Vix MEDICATRIX NATURE, in what it consists, 687, 1068, 1076; 

 cures all diseases, 1067; how misunderstood by Parry and 

 others, 1067, to 1071 ; the principle of life itself, 1076. 



VOLCANOS, their geographical distribution, 22 ; their relative 



