REMEDIES DERIVED FROM LIVING CREATURES. 1. Introduction 275 2. Remedies derived from man 276 3. Whether words are possessed of any healing efficacy 278 4. That prodigies and portents may be confirmed, or made of no effect 280 5. A description of various usages 283 6. Two hundred and twenty-six observations on remedies derived from man. Eight remedies derived from children 286 7. Properties of the human spittle 288 8. Remedies derived from the wax of the human ear 291 9. Remedies derived from the human hair, teeth, &c. _ib._ 10. Remedies derived from the human blood, the sexual congress, &c. 292 11. Remedies derived from the dead _ib._ 12. Various reveries and devices of the magicians 293 13. Remedies derived from the human excretions 294 14. Remedies depending upon the human will 295 15. Remedies derived from sneezing 297 16. Remedies derived from the sexual congress _ib._ 17. Various other remedies 298 18. Remedies derived from the urine 299 19. Indications of health derived from the urine 301 20. Forty-one remedies derived from the female sex _ib._ 21. Remedies derived from woman’s milk 302 22. Remedies derived from the spittle of females 304 23. Facts connected with the menstrual discharge _ib._ 24. Remedies derived from foreign animals: the elephant, eight remedies 307 25. Ten remedies derived from the lion 308 26. Ten remedies derived from the camel _ib._ 27. Seventy-nine remedies derived from the hyæna 309 28. Nineteen remedies derived from the crocodile 314 29. Fifteen remedies derived from the chamæleon 315 30. Four remedies derived from the scincus 318 31. Seven remedies derived from the hippopotamus _ib._ 32. Five remedies derived from the lynx 319 33. Remedies furnished in common by animals of the same class, whether wild or tame. Fifty-four medicinal uses of milk, with observations thereon _ib._ 34. Twelve remedies derived from cheese 322 35. Twenty remedies derived from butter 323 36. Oxygala: one remedy 324