Quain's Elements of Anatomy.

Quain's Anatomy is so well recognized as a standard English text-book that in recording the appearance of a new volume it is necessary only to point out a few new features. Part 1 Volume III of the eleventh edition embraces the general structure and mode of development of the elements of the nervous system and the special structure of the spinal cord and brain. Part 2 of Volume III is to contain the descriptive anatomy of the nerves and sense organs, the two parts together forming a complete text-book on neurology, indispensable to all those who wish to keep abreast of modern work in nervous anatomy. The volume has been edited, and to a large degree rewritten by Professor Schäfer of Edinburgh and Professor Johnson Symington of Queen's College, Belfast. The work is divided into three main parts: First, a discussion of the general structure and development of the nervous