XVIII. Experimental researches into the functions of the cerebellum

That an apology is necessary for my having undertaken this research after the orate investigations which have so recently been published by Luciani, cannot be more patent to any one than to myself. I feel sure, however, that my apology accepted, when it is remembered how far from settled are many of the connected with the functions of the cerebellum. I am prompted to publish the results of my investigations, partly because so many of them are in complete accord with those of Luciani, arid partly because man the points which have engaged my attention have not been taken up by him indeed, by any other experimental physiologist, as far as I am aware.