368 INDEX. 
Algiers , method of inoculating the fmall-pox pradifed 
there, p. 129. 
Alps , more eafily eroded now than in the time of Anni- 
bal, p. 67. 
America , foffrl bones found there, p. 35. The Pinguins 
in the fouthern parts, p. 94, 95. 
Appian , correded by means of a medal, p. 257. 
Arabs, thought to have been the inventors of inoculation, 
p. 129. Have pradifed that operation for time imme- 
morial, p. 145. 
Armenians , pradife inoculation, p. 145. 
Areas , curvilineal, how computed, p. 175, 176. How 
compared, p. 177. * 
AJhes , from Mount Vefuvius fhowered all over Naples, 
and twenty leagues off at fea, p. 9. 
Ajlringent vegetable in a peat-mols, p. 187. 
Agronomical oblervations made on the Hands of St. John 
and Cape Breton, p. 46. Made in different places on 
the 1 aft tranfit of Venus, p. 120. In feveral parts of 
Naples and Sicily, p. 197, 198. Correfponding ones 
at Greenwich, p. 199. By Meflieurs Mafon and 
Dixon in Pennfylvania, p. 274. 329. By Father 
Mayer at Swctzingen, p. 345. 
Attraction of mountains probably alters the diredion of 
gravity, p. 16. 
Auditory holes wanting in feveral animals, p. 195. 
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Barrington , Honourable Daines, on the temperature of the 
air in Italy and feveral other countries, compared with 
what they were feventeen centuries ago, p. 58. 
Bajfora , Inoculation common there, p. 144. 
Bedouins pradife inoculation, p. 140, 142. 
Bengal , Inoculation has been ufed in that country for a 
confiderable time, p. 130. 
Benvenuli , Dr. Jofeph, of Lucca* his two medical obfer- 
vations, p. 189. 
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