Erasmus Darwin

“ Organs when destroyed cease to produce ideas, iii. 4. 4. Organic particles of Buffon, xxxvii. 3. xxxix. 3. 3. Organ-pipes, xx. 7. Oxygenation of the blood, xxxviii. P. Pain from excess and defect of motion, iv. 5. xii. 5. 3. xxxiv. 1. xxxv. 2. 1. —— not felt during exertion, xxxiv. 1. 2. —— from greater contraction of fibres, xii. 1. 6. —— from accumulation of sensorial power, xii. 5. 3. —— from light, pressure, heat, caustics, xiv. 9. —— in epilepsy, xxxv. 2. 1. —— distant from its cause, xxiv. 2. 8. —— from stone in the bladder, xxxv. 2. 1. —— of head and back from defect, xxxii. 3. ”

“ Inflammation, xii. 2. 3. xxxiii. 2. 2. —— great vascular exertion in, xii. 2. 1. —— not from pains from defect of stimulus, xxxiii. 2. 3. —— of parts previously insensible, xii. 3. 7. —— often distant from its cause, xxiv. 2. 8. —— observes solar days, xxxii. 6. —— of the eye, xxxiii. 3. 1. —— of the bowels prevented by their continued action in sleep, xviii. 2. Inoculation with blood, xxxiii. 2. 10. Insane people, their great strength, xii. 2. 1. Insanity (see Madness) pleasurable one, xxxiv. 2. 6. Insects, their knowledge, xvi. 15. ”

“ Uniformity in the fine arts, why agreeable, xxii. 2. Urine pale in intoxication, xxi. 6. —— paucity of in anasarca, why, xxix. 5. —— its passage from intestines to bladder, xxix. 3. —— copious during sleep, xviii. 15. V. Variation, perpetual, of irritability, xii. 2. 1. Vegetable buds are inferior animals, xiii. 1. —— exactly resemble their parents, xxxix. —— possess sensation and volition, xiii. 2. —— have associate and retrograde motions, xiii. 4. xxix. 9. —— their anthers and stigmas are alive, xiii. 5. —— have organs of sense and ideas, xiii. 5. ”

“ Stomach and intestines, xxv. —— inverted by great stimulus, xxv. 6. —— its actions decreased in vomiting, xxxv. 1. 3. —— a blow on it occasions death, xxv. 17. Stools black, xxvii. 2. Strangury, xxxv. 2. 1. Sucking before nativity, xvi. 4. Suckling children, sense of, xiv. 8. Suggestion defined, ii. 2. 10. xv. 2. 4. Sun and moon, their influence, xxxii. 6. Surprise, xvii. 3. 7. xviii. 17. Suspicion attends madness, xxxiv. 2. 4. Swallowing, act of, xxv. 1. xvi. 4. Sweat, cold, xxv. 9. xxix. 6. —— in hot fit of fever, xxxii. 9. ”

“ M. Mad-dog, bite of, xxii. 3. 3. Madness, xxxiv. 2. 1. xii. 2. 1. Magnetism, xii. 1. 1. Magnifying objects, new way of, xl. 10. 5. Male animals have teats, xxxix. 4. 8. —— pigeons give milk, xxxix. 4. ”

“ Apoplexy, xxxiv. 1. 7. —— not from deficient irritation, xxxii. 2. 1. Appetites, xi. 2. 2. xiv. 8. Architecture, xxii. 2. xvi. 10. Arts, fine, xxii. 2. Asparagus, its smell in urine, xxix. Association defined, ii. 2. 11. iv. 7. v. 2. —— associate motions, x. —— stronger than irritative ones, xxiv. 2. 8. —— formed before nativity, xi. 3. —— with irritative ones, xxiv. 2. 8. —— with retrograde ones, xxv. 7. xxv. 10. xxv. 15. —— diseases from, xxxv. Asthma, xviii. 15. Attention, language of, xvi. 8. 6. Atrophy, xxviii. Aversion, origin of, xi. 2. 3. B. Balance ourselves by vision, xx. 1. ”