Duncan, Dr. Ebenezer, statistics of Glasgow burials, 284. Duration of death-counterfeits, 208; statistics of, 209; experiments on, 210, 211; in case of Franciscan monk, 211; Köppen’s illustrations of, 212-214. ELECTRICITY as a restorative agent, 262-265. Elliotson, Dr., case related by, 334. Embalming, makes death certain, 229; cases of premature, 230, 231; case of escape from same, 231; authority of Home Secretary advised for, 232; hasty, in the United States, 351. Empedocles, his recovery of woman supposed dead, 330. Escape from dissection at Lille, 311. Escape from live burial, 64; case of Sir W. Lindsay, 64; case related by Vigné, 66; case of professor’s wife at Tübingen, 66; case at Coventry in 1858, 67-70; case at St. Agnan de Cenuières, 71; cases related by Cardinal Donnet, 71-74; Dr. Brewer on, 75; case at Cleveland, Ohio, 76; two cases of, related by Dr. M. S. Tanner, 76; case by Dr. W. O’Neill, of Lincoln, 77; case at Clinton, Ky., 78; at Memphis, Tenn., 79; at Burham, Rochester, 80; at St. Leonards, 80; case related by Dr. F. A. Floyer, 81; at Penn Station, U.S., 83; at Vagueray, Lyons, 83; at Limoges, 84; at St. Louis, 84; at Lagos, 84; at Militsch, Silesia, 85; at Sprakers, Rondout, N.Y., 85; at Heap Bridge, Heywood, 86; in the daughter of a physician, 87; in a case related to the author, 88; Dr. R. S. Chew’s personal experience of, 89; in cases communicated by him, 90-96; in the cases of two Irish persons of rank, 96; in case related by Dr. Colin Valentine, 97; in case related by Dr. A. Stephenson, 97; in the case of the Metropolitan of Lesbos, 98; in cases of small-pox, 99; in cases related by Rev. Harry Jones, 100; in case at St. Paul’s, Belchamp, near Clare, 101; in case at Neufchâtel, 102; in case at Alleghany, 103; in the case of the late Madam Blavatsky, 104; in a case at Toulouse, 145; in a case in Würtemburg, 251; in case related by Graves, 254; in two cases certified dead by several physicians, 277; in case at Lille, 311; in the Munich mortuary, 311; in a mortuary at Berlin, 313; in the Frankfort mortuary, 313; in a Brussels mortuary, 314; in a Cassel mortuary, 314; in a Lille mortuary, 314; in a Buffalo mortuary, 315; in the Marylebone mortuary, 315. Escapes from being cremated alive in India, 132-135. Exhumation, law of, in England, 106; cases of, too late for rescue, 106-110; case of, in time to save life, 111. FABRI, William, condemns hasty burial, 171. Fagge, Dr. Hilton, on risk of live burial in cases of sudden death, 175; on putrefaction as the only certain sign of death, 183. Fakirs, cases of trance in, 44-48; experiment with, related by Hartmann, 49.