Transcriber’s Note

This book uses inconsistent spelling and hyphenation, which were

retained in the ebook version. Ditto marks and dashes used to represent

repeated text have been replaced with the text that they represent. Some

corrections have been made to the text, including correcting the errata

noted in Volume 1 of this work, normalizing punctuation. Diacritics were

left off Greek words since they were used inconsistently and when they

were used they were often incorrect. Further corrections are noted

below:

p. 6: proved the means of resucitating -> proved the means of

resuscitating

Anchor position for Footnote 8 assumed

p. 14: whereas the _cadeverous_ stiffness -> whereas the _cadaverous_

stiffness

p. 24: in cases of supended animation -> in cases of suspended animation

p. 30: in such cases it become a question -> in such cases it becomes a

question

Footnote 21: _Tranee._ Although this term -> _Trance._ Although this

term

p. 28: killed at the seige of Osen -> killed at the siege of Osen

p. 37: there is asecond period of danger -> there is a second period of

danger

p. 41: until a sufficient quanity of air -> until a sufficient quantity

of air

p. 46: 3. BY MANUAL STRAGULATION. -> 3. BY MANUAL STRANGULATION

p. 58: no doubt but that persous -> no doubt but that persons

p. 75: cases were life is suddenly arrested -> cases where life is

suddenly arrested

p. 85: are founded n error -> are founded in error

p. 87: animal will be enable to perform -> animal will be enabled to

perform

Anchor position for Footnote 72 assumed

p. 110: it is scarely necessary; -> it is scarcely necessary;

p. 116: 1. _Absolutely mortal._ 2. _Dangerous._ 8. _Accidentally

mortal._ -> _Absolutely mortal._ 2. _Dangerous._ 3. _Accidentally

mortal._

p. 120: footnote marker removed for which no footnote was printed:

destroy the patient, by hemorrhage.

Anchor position for Footnote 152 assumed

p. 154: our idea of it importance -> our idea of its importance

p. 162: with numerous alledged difficulties -> with numerous alleged

difficulties

Footnote 187: the stomach which undergeos solution -> the stomach which

undergoes solution

p. 171: satisfactorily corrobrate the truth -> satisfactorily

corroborate the truth

p. 174: the red and inflammed appearance -> the red and inflamed

appearance

Footnote 191: being very thirsy, and in considerable pain -> being very

thirsty, and in considerable pain

Footnote 191: wlth yellow pieces in it -> with yellow pieces in it

Footnote 191: that they torn with the slightest -> that they tore with

the slightest

p. 191: was of an unusally red colour -> was of an unusually red colour

p. 193: which are undoubtedly worthy consideration -> which are

undoubtedly worthy of consideration

p. 195: from which he his led to conclude -> from which he is led to

conclude

p. 200: some few and unimportannt exceptions -> some few and unimportant

exceptions

p. 200: Cl. V, _Narotico-Acrid poisons_ -> Cl. V, _Narcotico-Acrid

poisons_

p. 210: The greek work Αρσενικον -> The greek word Αρσενικον

σανδαραχη -> σανδαρακη

αρρενιχον -> αρρενικον

Footnote 214: Σανδαραχη -> Σανδαρακη

p. 211: will assume a _tretrahedral_ form -> will assume a _tetrahedral_

form

p. 217: the head has also been observd -> the head has also been

observed

Footnote 230: at the age of thirth-eight -> at the age of thirty-eight

p. 227: confined to the stomach and ntestines -> confined to the stomach

and intestines

Footnote 245: _Black’c_ Lectures, v. ii, p. 430. -> _Black’s_ Lectures,

v. ii, p. 430.

p. 240: application in the Philosophial Magazine -> application in the

Philosophical Magazine

p. 248: no solid matter could be dicovered in it -> no solid matter

could be discovered in it

p. 253: difficulties and embarassments, occasioned by -> difficulties

and embarrassments, occasioned by

p. 273: containing sublimate, accidently or by design -> containing

sublimate, accidentally or by design

Footnote 296: having been adulterated with red red -> having been

adulterated with red lead

p. 297: but their are quite insoluble -> but they are quite insoluble

Footnote 359: supposed to have been of Roman manafacture -> supposed to

have been of Roman manufacture

p. 373: thereby destroying the energ of the nervous system -> thereby

destroying the energy of the nervous system

Footnote 426: New means of extractiug opium -> New means of extracting

opium

p. 395 with dilalation of the pupils -> with dilation of the pupils

Footnote 431: Philosophical Taansactions, vol. xl, p. 446 ->

Philosophical Transactions, vol. xl, p. 446

p. 400: footnote marker after _Foderé_ removed since there was no

corresponding footnote

p. 403: taking six dops of the water -> taking six drops of the water

p. 406: but not succesfully recommended -> but not successfully

recommended

p. 414: most of those symytoms which we have described -> most of those

symptoms which we have described

p. 430: he answed yes, or no -> he answered yes, or no

p. 430: longer intermission than that preceeding -> longer intermission

than that preceding

Footnote 469: which have arisen form the ingestion -> which have arisen

from the ingestion

Footnote 474: in cases were life is liable to be -> in cases where life

is liable to be

Anchor position of Footnote 482 assumed

p. 449: or idosyncrasy of constitution -> or idiosyncrasy of

constitution

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