BON 
Mlcrofcopical obfervations of the ftru£ure of 
teeth and other bones - Leewenhoek 
Part of two letters concerning a prodigious Os 
Frontis in the Medicine School at Leyden 
- Molymux 
An extract of a letter containing feveral obfer- 
vations on the texture of the bones of animals 
compared with that of wood Leewenhoek 
Ofteographia Elephandna ; or a full and exa£t 
defcription of all the bones of an elephant, 
with their feveral- dimenfions; to which are 
premifed, an hiftorical account of the natural 
endowments and feveral wonderful perform- 
ances of elephants, with the manner of taking 
and taming them. An anatomical account of 
their parts, &c. - - Blair 
- - - Blair 
Obfervations upon the bones and the periofteum 
- Leewenhoek 
An account of a praeter-natural bony fubftance 
found in the cavity of the thorax Rutty 
An account of a large bony fubftance found in 
the womb, 1733 - Hody 
An account of the bones of animals being 
changed to a red colour by aliment only Belchier 
A further account of the bones of animals be- 
ing made red by aliment only Belchier 
A picture of the fize of a gigantic bone; with 
a problem for determining the fize of the giant 
according to the rules of the art of drawing 
• - - Klein 
Obfervations and experiments with madder 
root, which has the faculty of tinging 
the bones of living animals of -a red colour 
- Du-Monceau 
— An account of tumours which rendered 
the bones foft - - Pott 
An account of a large piece of the thigh-bone, 
which was taken out and its place lupplied by 
a callus - - Richardfon 
An account of an extraordinary cafe of the 
bones of a woman growing foft and flexible 
Bevar. 
The cafe of a young child at Houghton, ir 
Huntingdonfhire, born with all its bones dif- 
placed - * Davit 
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