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DECLARATIONS of dying men, 165—167—III. 6

DECOMPOSITION of dead bodies, 98

DECREPITUDE, 195

DEGENERATION by intermarriage, 168

DEGREES at Oxford and Cambridge, 3
  Dublin, ib.

DELIRIUM, 300

DELIVERY, recent, proof of, 222—242—249
    see Parturition.
  pretended, cases of, 249
  instrumental, 274

DELUSIONS, III. 7

DETECTION of opium, II. 394
  belladonna, II. 413

DEODAND, II. 99

D'EON, Chevalier, 228

DIAMOND dust, II. 145

DIGITALIS, II. 148

DISEASES, feigned, 355
  contagious, 105—II. 113
  epidemic, 104—107
  pestilential, 104
  endemic, 106
  hereditary, 173—324

DISEASED flesh, II. 444—447

DISLOCATION of cervical vertebræ, III. 52

DISORDERS, see Disease.

DISSECTION of criminals, 12
  necessary skill in, II. 163
  in cases of insanity, 327—II. 104
  of body poisoned by arsenic, II. 225
    sublimate, II. 226
    tartar emetic, II. 283
    copper, II. 291
    sulphate of zinc, II. 298
    sulphuric acid, II. 304
    nitric acid, II. 309
    potass, II. 323
    soda, II. ib.
    lime, II. 326
    cantharides, II. 332
    lead, II. 357
    nitre, II. 382