CHAP. IX. MR. ABERNETHY-continued. THE SUBJECT OF MATERIALISM CONSIDERED.. Who are the real Materialists? . Revelation alone gives us information respecting our Page 186 186 ...... 201 the body in life The sentient principle, nevertheless, essentially distinct 203 CHAP. X. THE SUBJECT OF ABERNETHY'S SEVEN PHYSIOLO GICAL LECTURES INTROduced.. 205 Phrenology began to attract attention at the end of the MR. ABERNETHY-continued. The attempt to grapple with the idea of abstract Deity vain Passages of the New Testament considered.. Page CHAP. XI. COMPARATIVE ANATOMY 233 J. Hunter's claim to originality of information vindi- 233 Quotations illustrative of a striking coincidence in the 235 The tendency of Comparative Anatomy finely set forth by Mr. Abernethy. 237 Observations on Grecian Sculpture 239 Head of the African Negro, and his general configura received opinions respecting Digestion...... 251 Transactions, in the year 1772 253 ..... J. Hunter profited by the light first shed on the subject The subject of Procreation well illustrated by Hunter 262 263 Ankerstrom, the assassin of the King of Sweden, tor APPENDIX A. Fame of Coleridge of an enduring character Mr. Poole's visit to Tom Payne.... Page 277 278 Incidents connected with suspended animation, from .... 285 Further quotation from "Bishop Jebb's Life," relative 286 Remarkable Dream recorded of Mr. Edmund Norway 289 APPENDIX C. Essential Deity-beyond the grasp of human intellect. 295 ERRATA. Page 24. Note. Line 5 from the bottom, for cease, read ensue. 73. Line 10 from the bottom, for Milrose, read Melrose. 84. Line 7 from the bottom, for pursuing foe, read persevering foe. 180. Line 12, for (.) after oak, should be (;); and for He, read he. 226. Line 7 from the bottom, for resources, read researches. |