Notes on 206 Operations for Stone

Notes on Early Acheulian Stone Tools: Constitutive Operations and Analogies of the Soul

Early Acheulian bifaces appear to be characterized by seven basic operations. After a brief description of each operation, I propose how the pattern of that operation had the capacity to serve as an analogue for a concept of the soul that could be expressed both in self-concept (selfobject) and interpersonal relations (object relations). 1. A 'core' is flaked and the flake is trimmed, in turn, ...

Notes on Cases of Gall-Stone

In the Johns Hopkin's Hospital Reports for 1890, a paper by Dr Osier appeared " On Fever of Hepatic Origin, particularly the Intermittent Pyrexia associated with Gall-stones," and in this paper Dr Osier states that in the class of case he is describing the characteristic pain of gall-stones may be absent In the Annals of Surgery for August 1895, I drew attention to the fact that absence of pain...

Notes on Operations on the Eye

Mathema Tics : M . H . Stone Notes on Integration , Iv

Dr. Joseph Fayrer on Stone Operations in 1865

a casual reference to the authority, practice or opinion of any Indian Surgeon. "Take lithotomy for example, the fullest and most elaborate details are quoted of the practice of British and Continental Surgeons, yet not a word on the subject relates to India, where some of our graduates have cut as many men successfully for stone as the greatest lithotomists Europe ever saw. ... I might refer t...