THE AUTHOR RECOMMENDS A CERTAIN WELL-KNOWN CHARACTER AS A CANDIDATE FOR HONOURS, BOTH ON THE SCORE OF HIS FAMILY AND HIS DESERTS. HE NOTICES ALSO OTHER PERSONS WHO HAVE SIMILAR CLAIMS. _Thoricht, auf Bessrung der Thoren zu harren! Kinder der klugheit, o habet die Narren Eben zum Narren auch, wie sich's gehort._ GOETHE. CHAPTER CXIX.—p. 176. THE DOCTOR IN HIS CURE. IRRELIGION THE REPROACH OF HIS PROFESSION. Virtue, and that part of philosophy Will I apply, that treats of happiness By virtue specially to be achieved. TAMING OF THE SHREW. CHAPTER CXX.—p. 184. EFFECT OF MEDICAL STUDIES ON DIFFERENT DISPOSITIONS. JEW PHYSICIANS, ESTIMATION AND ODIUM IN WHICH THEY WERE HELD. _Confiesso la digression; mas es facil al que no quisiere leerla, passar al capitulo siguiente, y esta advertencia sirva de disculpa._ LUIS MUNOZ. CHAPTER CXXI.—p. 197. WHEREIN IT APPEARS THAT SANCHO'S PHYSICIAN AT BARATARIA ACTED ACCORDING TO PRECEDENTS AND PRESCRIBED LAWS. _Lettor, tu vedi ben com' io innalzo La mia materia, e però con piu arte Non ti maravigliar s' i' la rincalzo._ DANTE. CHAPTER CXXII.—p. 208. A CHAPTER WHEREIN STUDENTS IN SURGERY MAY FIND SOME FACTS WHICH WERE NEW TO THEM IN THE HISTORY OF THEIR OWN PROFESSION. If I have more to spin The wheel shall go. HERBERT. CHAPTER CXXIII.—p. 220. SOME ALLUSION TO, AND SOME USE OF THE FIGURE OF SPEECH CALLED PARENTHESIS. _J'ecrirai ici mes pensées sans ordre, et non pas peut-étre dans une confusion sans dessein; c'est le veritable ordre, et qui marquera toujours mon objet par le desordre même._ PASCAL. CHAPTER CXXIV.—p. 232. THE AUTHOR MORALIZES UPON THE VANITY OF FAME; AND WISHES THAT HE HAD BOSWELLIZED WHILE IT WAS IN HIS POWER TO HAVE DONE SO. _Mucho tengo que llorar, Mucho tengo que reir._ GONGORA. CHAPTER CXXV.—p. 245. FAME IN THE BOROUGH ROAD. THE AUTHOR DANIELIZES. _Duc, Fama,— Duc me insolenti tramite; devius Tentabo inaccessos profanis Invidiæ pedibus recessus._ VINCENT BOURNE. CHAPTER CXXVI.—p. 258. MR. BAXTER'S OFFICES. MILLER'S CHARACTER OF MASON; WITH A FEW REMARKS IN VINDICATION OF GRAY'S FRIEND AND THE DOCTOR'S ACQUAINTANCE. _——Te sonare quis mihi Genîque vim dabit tui? Stylo quis æquor hocce arare charteum, Et arva per papyrina Satu loquace seminare literas?_ JANUS DOUSA. CHAPTER CXXVII.—p. 278. THE DOCTOR'S THEORY OF PROGRESSIVE EXISTENCE. _Quam multæ pecudes humano in corpore vivunt!_ PALINGENIUS. CHAPTER CXXVIII.—p. 286. ELUCIDATIONS OF THE COLUMBIAN THEORY. Thou almost makest me waver in my faith To hold opinion with Pythagoras, That souls of animals infuse themselves Into the trunks of men. MERCHANT OF VENICE. CHAPTER CXXIX.—p. 312. WHEREIN THE AUTHOR SPEAKS OF A TRAGEDY FOR THE LADIES, AND INTRODUCES ONE OF WILLIAM DOVE'S STORIES FOR CHILDREN.