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the devil in the gallery at, ii, 112,
note.
Rouen, Parliament of, its condemnation
of sorcerers, ii, 124.
Rougemont, on Darwinism, i, 74. His
theory regarding the earth, i, 242.
Cited, 77, note.
Royal Guards at London, death rate
among, ii, 91.
Royal Society, formation of the, i, 41.
Roze, Chevalier, his conduct during the
plague at Marseilles, ii, 86.
Ruge, cited, i, 102, note ; 112, note.
Rugen, fate of the priestess of Hertha in,
ii, 213.
Ruskin, festhetic reaction represented by,
ii, 334-
Russell, cited, ii, 61, note ; 62, note.
Russia, prevention of the peasants of,
from eating potatoes, ii, 285.
Russo-Greek Church, its attitude toward
geological truths, i, 236.
Riitimeyer, his conclusions regarding the
lake-dwellers, i, 294.
Rutt, cited, i, 404, note.
Rydberg, cited, i, 120, note ; 338, note ;
342, note ; 344, note ; 392, note ; 398,
note ; ii, 30, note ; 42, note ; 113,
note.
Kyle, H. ^., on the attempted reconciliation
of Genesis and science, i, 19, 21.
Cited, 24, note ; 87, note ; ii, 390,
note.
Sacco, his defence of vaccination, ii, 58.
Sachs, cited, i, 31, note.
Sacquarah, list of kings at, i. 258.
Sacred books, real value and truth of, i,
23-
Saint Acheul, discovery of prehistoric im-
plements at, i, 273.
Saint-Andre, his book against the theory
of demoniacal possession, ii, 124.
Saint Angelo, how the mausoleum of
Hadrian became the castle of, ii, 70.
Saint Bride's Church, opposition to lightning-rod
by authorities of, i, 367.
Saint Germain, Archaeological Museum
of, prehistoric engravings in, i, 275,
note.
Saint-Hilaire. See Barthelemy St.-
HiLAiRE, Geoffroy St.-Hilaire.
RossEEUW St.-Hilaire.
Saint Ilonorat, Island of. See Lerins,
monastery of.
Saint John of Jerusalem, Order of, its
establishment, ii, 3.
Saint John's Day, the wild revels of, ii,
137-
Saint Louis Christian Advocate, cited, i,
316, note.
INDEX.
Saint Luke's Hospital
wretchedness of, ii, 132.
of the insane in, 133.
Saint Mark's, at Venice
Marco.
Saint-Martin, Vivien de, cited,
note ; 93, note ; no, note.
London,
Treatment
See San
1. 91.
Saint-Medard. cures wrought at the cem-
etery of, ii, 24, 155.
Saint-Nazaire, church of, its destruction
by lightning, i, 368.
Saint Paul's Cathedral, opposition to
lightning-rod by authorities of, i, 367.
Saint Peter ad Vincula, church of, monument
to St. Sebastian in, ii, 72.
Saint Petersburg, Archbishop of, alleged
miraculous cure of, by Fathe^ Ivan, ii
22, 23, note.
Saint-Pol-de-L6on, imprints of the devil's
claws at, ii, 212.
Saint Roch, church of, in Paris, epidemi(
of hysterics in, ii, 157.
Saint Sylvester, bestowal of the Pa;
Order of, on Dr. James, i, 75
Saint Thomas, church of, at Strasbu;
bodies preserved in, ii, 10, note
Saint Vitus's dance, ii, 138. Diminish
frequency of, in the latter half of thi
sixteenth century, 139,
Saisset, cited, i, 62, note ; 136, note
153, note ; 391, note.
Sakya Muni. See Buddha.
Saladin, physiological wonders in the
time of, ii, 53.
Salagrama, transformation of, ii, 215.
Salamanca, Council of. its decree against
Jewish physicians, ii, 44.
Salamanca, University of, its attitude
toward the Copemican theory, i, 128;
and toward astronomical discoveries,
133. Its exclusion of the Newtonian
system from its curriculum, 155, ISSE
408.
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Salamander, fabulous accounts of the, i,
33. Roger's experiments with the, 39.
Salem, insanity during witch persecutioHj, _
in, ii, 121. The witch persecution iflJlM
127, 147-154. ^r
Salerno, School of, development of medicine
at, ii, 33, 37, 104. Use of relics
at, 41.
Salicetus, his influence on medical science,
ii, 104.
Salignac, Bartholomew de, on the wonders
of the Dead Sea, ii, 236. Cited,
237, note.
Salisbury, Lord, cited, i, 408, note.
Saliva, medicinal properties of, ii, 41.
Salmasius, the propriety of interest-tak-
ing supported by,
note.
ii, 276. Cited, 277,
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