Chapter V: Part I: postulate
39, _l._ 1, _for_ and the axiom is _read_
the axiom being.
44, § 195, _l._ 15, _for_ that it may shine _read_
upon which it shines.
50, § 214, last line, _for_ darker _read_ dark.
59, § 253, _read_ heavy and material.
61, § 269, 1 and 2, _for_ caloric _read_ hydrogen,
_and for_ hydrogen _read_ carbon.
80, § 388, _for_ nitrogen _read_ hydrogen.
112, _l._ 6, _for_ Terpentin _read_ Serpentin;
_l._ 7 from bottom, _for_ Calces _read_
Calcareous earths.
124, § 562, _for_ the recent _read_ new.
139, § 633-4, _for_ disintegrations _read_ dispersions.
159, § 761, _for_ metallic read _magnetic_.
186, § 914, _for_ heat of blood _read_ blood-heat.
209, § 1060, _read_ constantly circulate therein.
213, § 1077, _l._ 6, _for_ but before _read_ and
whereas; _l._ 7, _for_ have _read_ previously,
_and dele_ it has then, _and read_ the appearance is now.
228, § 1161, _read_ has been reproduced _after_ trunk,
_and dele_ being.
249, § 1314, _for_ umbilicus _read_ hilum, _and for_
cause _read_ basis.
307, § 1679, _instead of_ stipaceous _read_ hypogynous.
308, § 1687, _l._ 2, _read_ Stielblumen or Hypogynes.
320, § 1763, _after_ light-æther _read_ from the dead mass, &c.
327, § 1800, _for_ substance, &c., _read_ contents become, &c.
328-9, _for_ Myxozoa _read_ Protozoa, _and for_ Medusæ
_read_ Acalephæ _here and passim_.
330, _l._ 2, _after the word_ radiating _read_ æther.
332, § 1824, _for_ substance _read_ contents, _and_
§ 1827, _for_ substance _read_ mass.
334, § 1837, _read_ upon the middle rate of oxydation.
327, _l._ 5, _transpose the words_ matter _and_ spirit.
345, § 1928, _read_ elemental matter.
346, § 1931, _read_ at certain points, _after_ each other.
354, § 1992, _read_ through the medium of the gills, the water
through that of the intestine, &c.
355, § 2006, _for_ along with _read_ which belong to the
category of.
361, § 2039, _read_ plexus-forming ramules; § 2046, _for_
is imparted _read_ furnishes us, _and for_ by
_read_ with.
362, § 2050, _for_ oesophageal _read_ pharyngeal,
_passim_, _as also_, pharynx _for_ oesophagus.
372, § 2114, _for_ enter into the composition of _read_
appertain to; _and for_ Mammalia _read_ Thricozoa.
376, § 2141, _read_ the bone, the fluid which has been
secreted from it and rigidified.
381, § 2176, _for the last word_ cyst _read_ cyst,
_hic et passim_.
386, § 2211, _read_ bivalve Mollusca, _passim throughout
Zoogeny_.
393, _l._ 1, _read_ exsecernent.
398, § 2313, _read_ Snail-type of organization.
405, § 2371, _read_, or the integument _after_ respiratory
organ.
408, § 2387, _for_ carnivorous _read_ false molars;
_for_ incisor _read_ laniary molar; _for_
premolar _read_ second, _and for_ tuberculous
_read_ third true molar.
493, § 3054, _for_ testaceous Mollusca _read_ Conchozoa
or Shell-animals.
515, § 3170, _for_ stock _read_ trunk.
544, § 3301, _after_ analogy _read_ which at best is but
a word of random definition.
532, § 3256, _read_ pharyngeal or pneumogastric nerves, _to
end of paragraph_. _For the words_ evolution _and_
evolved, _read passim in the Botanical and Zoological parts_,
perfection _and_ perfected, _as the text may require_.
PHYSIO-PHILOSOPHY.
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