Book 5 — INDEX OF SUBJECTS.
W. J. (William John) Greenstreet translation
Activity, functional and vital, 106 et seq., 217 et seq.
Aerobia, 193
Age, old, Book v.
Albumin, 178
Albuminoids, 178
Alcohol, 136
Alimentation, 116 et seq.
Alloys, structure of, 273
Anærobia, 193
Animism, 6, 7, Chap. ii., passim
Annealing, 275
Apposition, 291
Archeus, the, 25, 26, 33
Arginin, 187
Assimilation, law of functional, 110, 213
Atomicities, satisfied, 185
Atrophy, 326
Attraction, energy of position, 64
Balance, sheet, nutritive, 118
Beliefs, primitive, 239
Bioblasts, 253
Biophors, 167
Blas, the, 25, 33
Blood, lavage of, 192
Brain, and death, 315
Butylic ferments, 193
Butyric ferments, 193
Calorie, 125 note
Calorimeter, ice, 126;
bomb, 128
Caprice, of Nature, 45
Cause, final, 45
Cells, 48, 147;
somatic and sexual, 343
Cellular theory, 158 et seq.
Centrosome, 163
Chromosome, 165
Cicatrization, 287
Complex, homogeneity of the, 245
Conductibility, 26
Consciousness, in brute bodies, 244 et seq.
Continuity, principle of, 242, 247
Contractility, 26
Contraction, energy of static and dynamic, 75
Conservation, of energy, 58;
of force, 58
Crystals, 200 et seq., 237 et seq., 281 et seq.
Cytoplasm, 161 et seq.
Death, apparent, 232;
senescence of, 305 et seq.;
cellular, 321 et seq.
Decentralization, 24
Degeneration, 326
Destruction, functional, 106;
organic, 211;
of living matter, 213
Determinism, 49
Digestion, of plants and animals, 152 et seq.
Direction, idea of, 16
Dominants, 33, 39, 45
Dyne, the, 71
Effort, of force, 71
Electrolysis, 272
Energetics, 39, 56;
laws of biological, 105 et seq., 229;
alimentary, 116 et seq.
Energy, 37, Book ii., passim;
origin of idea of, 57;
theory of, 62;
the only objective reality, 64-5;
and kinetic conception, 67;
mechanical, 69, 73;
of contraction, 75;
kinetic, 76, 83;
potential, 76, 83;
virtual, 77;
of motion and position, 79;
thermal, and its measurements, 80-2;
chemical, and its measurements, 81-2;
chemical and potential, 83;
materialization of, 84;
transformations of, 85 et seq.;
luminous, 86 et seq.;
conservation of, 90 et seq.;
capacity of conversion of, 93;
in biology, 97;
in living beings, 99 et seq.;
physical, 99 et seq.;
vital, 99 et seq.
Ether, 89
Equivalence, law of, 91
Excitability, 26-7
Fatigue, of metals, 264
Ferments, butylic and butyric, 193
Filiation, 250
Finalism, 43
Food, a source of energy, 118 et seq.;
thermogenic and biothermogenic types of, 131 et seq.;
dynamogenic type of, 143;
nitrogenous, 143;
of animals and plants, 153 et seq.
Force, directive, 16 et seq., 32, 39, 48;
vital, 45;
an anthromorphic notion, 71;
and work, 74;
measurement of, 71;
plastic, 143;
plastic and morphoplastic forces, 208
Form, specific, 199 et seq., 281
Fruits, acids of, 136
Gemmules, 167, 258
Generation, spontaneous, 249 et seq., 294 et seq.
Globulin, 178
Glycerine, crystals of, 302
Glycogen, 108, 153 et seq.
Gramme, 71
Heat, a mode of motion, 61;
rôle of animal heat, 122;
mechanical equivalent of, 81;
an excretum, 114;
a degraded form of energy, 88;
converted into work, 92
Heterogeneity, 38, 61
Histones, 179, 182 et seq.
Horse-power, 75
Hyaloplasm, 161
Iatro-chemistry and mechanics, 34-5
Idioblasts, 167
Infusoria, death of, 337
Instability, 188 et seq.
Instinct, of life and death, 345 et seq.
Intussusception, 291
Invariant, mass the first, 63
Irreversibility, of vital energies, 104
Irritability, 27, 196 et seq.
Isodynamism, 142
Isomorphism, 286
Ka, the, 8
Kilogrammetre, 72, 75;
per second, 75
Kilowatt, 76
Kinetic theory, 39, 62
Knot, the vital, 21
Leucines, 183
Leucites, 163
Life, defined, 28;
latent, 233;
physico-chemical theory of, 36;
elementary, 321
Linin, 163
Mass, and matter, 63
Materialism, 34
Matter, 37, 60, 62;
and mass, 63;
two kinds of, 63;
life of, 236 et seq.;
brute and living, 249 et seq.;
organization and constitution of, 255 et seq.;
defined as extension, 64;
conservation of, 65
“Memory,” of metals, etc., 265
Merotomy, 47
Metabolism, 117
Metazoa, evolution and death of, 340 et seq.
Meteoric cosmozoa, 252
Micellar theory, 166 et seq.
Microcosms, 163
Micro-organisms, culture of, 297
Mitomes, 169
Mobility of stars, 260
Modality, twofold, of soul, 12
Molecules, organic, 254
Monism, 34, Chap. iv. passim, 63
Montpellier, the school of, 35
Motion, cause of, 71;
kinetic conception of molecular, 263
Morphogenesis, idea of, 46
Movements, internal of bodies, 262;
Brownian, 266 et seq.
Mutability, 80, 188 et seq.;
of living matter, 259 et seq.;
of brute bodies, 259 et seq.
Necrobiosis, 326
Neo-vitalism, 15, 29, 32
Neurility, 27
Nickel, steels, 277
Nisus formativus, 46
Nous, the, 18, 239
Nucleins, 179, 180 et seq.
Nucleo-albuminoids, 178;
-proteids, 177 et seq.
Nucleus, 163 et seq.;
hexonic, 186
Nutrition, directed, 205, 209 et seq., 227 et seq., 290 et seq.
Organogenesis, 282
Organs, organization of, 314;
death of, 315;
perfect, 319
Pangenes, 167
Panspermia, 252
Parameter, mass the mechanical, 63
Phenomena, vital, 44, 51, 189;
modes of motion, 61
Photography, colour, 277
Physiology, general, 56;
cellular, 56
Plants, and immortality, 330
Plasomes, 167
Plurivitalism, 25
Power, 70, 75
Principle, vital, 15 et seq.
Properties, vital, 25, 103
Proteids, 178
Protoplasm, 109 et seq., 175 et seq., 231 et seq.;
life in crushed, 257 et seq.
Protozoa, immortality of, 352 et seq.
Psyche, 239
Pyrozoa, 253
Regeneration, normal, 205;
accidental, 206
Reparation, mechanism of, 288
Repose, functional, 109, 217 et seq.
Reserve stuff, 106 et seq., 212, 230 et seq.
Rachidian, soul, 12
Senescence, 305 et seq.
Sensibility, in brute bodies, 244
Solidarity, of anatomical elements, humoral and nervous, 317
Soul, the, 7 et seq.
Space, 69
Specificity, vital, 48
Spireme, 165
Spongioplasm, 162
States, initial and final, 128
Swelling, 167
Synthesis, organizing, 109
Tagmata, 169, 175
Teleology, 43
Tetanus, bacteria of, 193
Thermogenesis, 140
Time, 69
Tonus, muscular, 119
Trees, and immortality, 330 et seq.
Tripod, vital, 2, 314
Turgescence, 168
Universe, the, mechanical explanation of, 60;
the end of the, 95
Unity, chemical, of living beings, 173 et seq., 321;
morphological, 321
Vacuoles, 113
Vibrion, septic, 193
Vis viva, 73
Vital properties, theory of, 29 et seq.
Vitalism, 6, 7, Chap. iii. passim;
physico-chemical, 29
Vitality, phenomena of, 216
Vortex, vital, 105, 120, 229 et seq.
Vulcans, 26-7
Weight, energy of position, 64;
conservation of, 65;
movement under action of, 271 et seq.
Work, 70, 72;
and force, 74, 77;
converted into heat, 92;
physiological, 103
Xanthic bases, 180
Zones, metastable and labile, 301
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