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  "text": "AN INDEX TO The Twentyfifth Volume OF Philosophical Transactions.\n\nAIR, its Pressure and Elasticity. See Experiments.\nAged People. No. 310. p. 2418. John Bayles Aged 130 Years. No. 306. p. 2247.\nAnatomical Observations. A Large Tumour in the Neck, containing a Bony Substance. No. 305. p. 2214. Stony Bodies in the Prostates of an Old Man. No. 305. p. 2217. The Uterus Schirrous. No. 305. p. 2218. Operation of Cutting a Child out of the Womb. No. 307. p. 2301. Hydatides inclosed with a Stony Crust in the Kidney of a Sheep. No. 307. p. 2304. Hydatides in a Tumour of the Neck. No. 308. p. 2344. A Hydrops Ovarij. No. 308. p. 2317. Balls of Hair taken from the Ur-\nThe INDEX.\n\nrus and Ovaria. No. 309. p. 2387. Sinuous Ulcers in the Arm. No. 312. p. 2466. Some things observable in the Anatomy of the Ear. No. 311. p. 2415. See further in Dissections.\n\nAnimals. Quadrupeds in the Philippine Islands. No. 305. p. 2197. at the Cape of Good Hope. No. 311. p. 2428. The Pediculus Ceti described. No. 308. p. 2314. Animals dissected. See Dissections.\n\nAntiquities. A British Fortification. No. 310. p. 2420. Roman Inscriptions found at York. No. 305. p. 2194. Roman Sudatory at Wroxeter in Shropshire. No. 306. p. 2226. Antiquity of Wroxeter. No. 306. p. 2230. Remarks on the Hypocausta of the Ancients. No. 306. p. 2132.\n\nAtmosphere round the Moon. N. 306. p. 2241, 2244.\n\nB.\n\nBaths in the Philippine Islands No. 311. p. 2408. St George's Bath by Landeck near Silesia. No. 308. p. 2346.\n\nBooks. See the end of this Index.\n\nBritish Fortification. See Antiquities.\n\nC.\n\nMonstrous Calf. See Monsters.\n\nA Callus supplying the place of the Os humeri. No. 312. p. 2466.\n\nCards, their Antiquity, and that they gave the first Hint for Printing. No. 310. p. 2397.\n\nCape of Good Hope described. N. 310. p. 2423.\n\nChina China. See Jesuit's Bark.\n\nRock Crystal, the Figure of its Parts. No. 311. p. 2428.\n\nCrystalline Particles of Silver. See Silver.\n\nComets. See Meteors.\n\nD.\nThe INDEX.\n\nD.\n\nTwo Deaf and Dumb Persons that understand what is said by the Motion of the Lips. No. 312. p. 2468.\nA Deaf and Dumb Person that recover'd his Speech and Hearing after a Fever. No. 312. p. 2469.\nDiamonds, their Figure, and that they do not increase. No. 311. p. 2425.\nDiseases. Gout, the Method of Curing it. N. 310. p. 2435. Jaundice occasion'd by a Stone obstructing the Ductus communis bilarius. No. 306. p. 2233. Small-Pox prevented by an Infusion of Juniper-wood. N. 312. p. 2470.\nDissections. Observations in the Dissection of Human Bodies. N. 307. p. 2283. Dissection of John Bayles, Aged 130 Years. N. 306. p. 2247. Dissection of a Hare. No. 307. p. 2302. Dissection of a Mountain-Hen. No. 307. p. 2303.\n\nE.\n\nEclipse of the Sun, May 1. 1706. observed at Greenwich. No. 306. p. 2237. at Canterbury. No. 306. p. 2238. at Horton in Yorkshire. No. 306. p. 2239. at Bern in Switzerland, p. 2240. at Geneva, p. 2241. at Marseilles, p. 2244. at Zurich, p. 2246.\nEclipse of the Moon observed at Zurich, Apr. 17. 1707. No. 310. p. 2394. at Boston in New-England. No. 312. p. 2471.\nExperiments. The Proportion of the Weight of Air to the Weight of the like Bulk of Water. No. 305. p. 2221. The Spontaneous Ascent of Water in small Tubes, is the same in Vacuo, as in open Air. No. 305. p. 2223. The Production of Light from the Attrition of the Hands on a Glass Globe exhausted of Air. No. 307. p. 2227. The Electricity of Glass. No. 308. p. 2327.\nThe INDEX.\n\nThe Attrition of Glass. No. 308. p. 2332. Light produced by the Effluvia of one Glass falling on another in motion. No. 310. p. 2313. The Quantity of Air produced from a certain Quantity of Gunpowder. N. 311. p. 2409. Air compressed requires time to recover its Natural State. N. 311. p. 2412. The Difficulty of separating two Hemispheres upon Injecting an Atmosphere of Air on their outward Surfaces. No. 310. p. 2415.\n\nF.\n\nFlea, Microscopical Observations on its Sting. No. 307. p. 2311.\n\nG.\n\nGlass produces Light by Attrition. N. 310. p. 2413. See more in Experiments.\nGunpowder, what Quantity of Air produced from it. No. 311. p. 2409.\n\nH.\n\nBalls of Hair found in the Uterus. No. 309. p. 2387.\nHealthiness of the Parishes of Kinardsey and Donington. No. 310. p. 2418.\nHottentots, their Customs and Manner of Living. No. 310. p. 2424.\nHydatides. See Anatomical Observations.\nHypocausta. See Antiquities.\n\nI.\n\nJaundice. See Diseases.\nJesuits Bark, the Figure of its Parts. No. 312. p. 2446. Juniper.\nThe INDEX.\n\nJuniper wood, an Infusion of it used to prevent the Small-Pox. No. 312. p. 2470.\n\nL.\n\nThe ninth Legion resided at York. No. 305. p. 2914.\nLight produced from Glass by Attrition. No. 310. p. 2413.\nLight observed in the Heavens. See Meteors.\nLyons, the manner of Killing them at the Cape of Good Hope. No. 311. p. 2430.\n\nM.\n\nMagnetical Needle, its Variation in the Atlantick and Ethiopick Oceans. No. 310. p. 2433.\nMathematical Matters. The Construction and Properties of a new Quadratick to the Hyperbola. No. 306. p. 2253.\nThe Resolution of Cubic and Biquadratic Equations. No. 309. p. 2353. Analytical Resolution of Equations, &c. No. 309. p. 2368. A Defence of D. Gregory's Mathematicks. No. 308. p. 2336.\nMeteors, A Glade of Light observed in the Heavens. No. 305. p. 2220. A Pyramidal Appearance in the Heavens. No. 310. p. 2411. Observations on the Comet that appeared at Rome 1664. No. 309. p. 2350.\nMicroscopical Observations on the Seeds of some East-India Plants. No. 305. p. 2205. on the Structure of the Spleen. No. 307. p. 2305. on the Sting of a Flea. No. 307. p. 2311. on the Salts of Pearls and Oyster-shells. No. 311. p. 2416. on the Particles of Silver, &c. No. 311. p. 2425. on the Jesuits Bark. No. 312. p. 2446. on the Thrush in Fevers. No. 312. p. 2456.\nMinerals in the Philippine Islands. No. 311. p. 2404.\nMineral Waters. See Waters.\nMonsters in the Philippine Islands described. No. 307. p. 2266. Monstrous Human Birth. No. 308. p. 2345. Monstrous Calf. No. 311. 2414. Moon.\nThe INDEX.\n\nMoon. See Eclipse of the Moon.\nAtmosphere round the Moon. See Atmosphere:\n\nN.\n\nNatural History. See Books.\nNatural Observations in Kinardsey and Donington. No. 310. p. 2418.\n\nO.\n\nOld Age. See Aged People.\nOyster-shells, the Figure of their Parts, and that they are of no use in Physick. No. 311. p. 2422.\n\nP.\n\nPearls, the Figure of their Salts. No. 311. p. 2417. not dissoluble by the Stomach. p. 2420. of no use in Physick. p. 2421.\nPediculus Caeti. See Animals.\nPrinting, its first Invention, Progress, and Improvement. No. 310. p. 2397.\n\nQ.\n\nQuadratrix to the Hyperbola. No. 306. p. 2253.\nQuadrupeds. See Animals.\n\nR.\n\nStorm of Rain at Denbigh. No. 308. p. 2342. The Quantity of Rain that fell in the Year 1705. No. 309. p. 2378.\nRoman Inscriptions. See Antiquities.\nRoyal Oak, an Inscription on the Wall that incloses it. No. 310. p. 2422.\nThe INDEX.\n\nS.\n\nSalt, how made at the Cape of Good Hope. No. 310. p. 2433.\nSalts of Pearls, Oyster shells, &c. See Microscopical Observations.\nSerpents of the Philippine Islands. No. 307. p. 2274.\nSeeds of some East-India Plants and their Virtues. No. 305. p. 2205.\nFossil-shells near Mears-Ashby in Northamptonshire. No. 305. p. 2210.\nShells in the Philippine Islands. No. 311. p. 2397.\nSilver, the Figure of its Salts. No. 311. p. 2425.\nSpleen, the Structure of its Parts. No. 307. p. 2305.\nStone obstructing the Gall-Vessels. No. 306. p. 2233.\nStorm of Rain. See Rain.\nSun. See Eclipse.\n\nT.\n\nThrush. See Whiteness on the Tongue in Fevers.\nTyger, a remarkable instance of their Fierceness. N. 310. p. 2431.\nTypes for Printing first invented. No. 310. p. 2399.\n\nU.\n\nUlcers in the Arm. No. 312. p. 2466.\nUterus Schirrous. See Anatomical Observations.\n\nW.\n\nAn Eruption of Waters in Craven. No. 306. p. 2236.\nA Mineral Water at Canterbury. No. 312. p. 2462.\nA Table of the Weather, Winds, &c. for the Year 1705. No. 309. p. 2378.\nWhiteness of the Tongue in Fevers. No. 312. p. 1456.\nThe INDEX.\n\nBOOKS,\n\nOf which some Account is given in these Transactions.\n\nAccount of Mr. Bagford's Collections for the History of Printing. No. 310. p. 2407.\nAccount of Mr. Morton's Progress in the Natural History of Northamptonshire. No. 305. p. 2213.\nManuscripts left by the late Reverend Mr. John Ray. No. 307. p. 2282.\nSecond Volume of Sir Rob. Sibbald's Prodromus Historiae Naturalis Scotiae preparing for the Press. No. 308. p. 2314.\nVindicæ Matheæos Universalis Gregorianæ contra secundos Abbatis Galloystij impetus, &c. No. 308. p. 2336.\nDe Arthritide Anomala, sive Interna, Dissertatio. Auctore Guil. Musgrave, M. D. No. 310. p. 2435.\nArcheologia Britannica: Vol. I. 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