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60. Coagulated fibrine from human blood . 1 68 



61. Nucleated blood-corpuscles from a human foetus, six weeks old . . 170 



62. Blood-corpuscles from an adult .... 171 



63. Crystals of Haematoidine ^ 



54. Pigment from an apoplectic cicatrix in the brain 176 



55. Crystals of Haemine from human blood !// 



66. Colourless blood-corpuscles jgQ 



67. Colourless blood-corpuscles in variolous leucocytosis . .132 



68. Fibrine clot from the pulmonary artery, and a portion of a granule com- 



posed of thickly crowded colourless blood-corpuscles, in leucocytosis . 184 



69. Capillary stream in the web of a frog's foot 185 



60. Diagram of a bleeding-glass, with coagulated hyperinotic blood . . 187 



61. Sections through the cortical substance of human nx-senteric glands . 208 



62. Lymph-corpuscles from the interior of the follicles of a lymphatic 



gland 209 



63. Pus-corpuscles and their nuclei in Gonorrhoea 213 



64. Inspissated, cheesy pus 214 



65. Inspissated, haemorrhagic pus, some of it in process of disintegration, 



from a case of Empyema 215 



66. Pus engaged in fatty metamorphosis ... 216 



67. Section through the cortex of an axillary gland from an arm, the skin of 



which had been tattooed 219 



68. Reticulum of an axillary gland, filled with cinnabar, from an arm which 



had been tattooed 220 



69. Valvular thrombosis of the saphenous vein 232 



70. Puriform mass of debris from softened thrombi. A. Granules seen in 



disintegrating fibrine. B. Colourless blood-corpuscles set free by 

 the softening ; some of them engaged in retrograde metamorphosis. 

 C. Red blood-corpuscles undergoing decolorization and disorganization 283 



71. Autochthonous and prolonged thrombi from branches of the femoral 



veins 239 



72. Embolia of the pulmonary artery 241 



73. Ulcerative endocarditis affecting the mitral valve, from a puerperal wo- 



man 242 



74 75. Capillary embolia in the tufts (penicilli) of the splenic artery after 



endocarditis 248 



76. Melanasmia. Blood from the right heart 267 



77. Transverse section through one of the trunks of the brachial plexus . 266 



78. Grey and white nerve-fibres 267 



79. Medullary hypertrophy of the optic nerve within the eye . . . . 268 



80. Drops of medullary matter. A. From the medullary sheath of cerebral 



nerves after they have become swollen up with water. B. Drops from 



disintegrating epithelium from the gall-bladder 270 



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