LX. — Phil. Mag., (A), XXX

polarisation lamellaire et ses applications à l'Étlde des cristalx et des corps organisés.

181 3. Brewster, Treatise on New Philosophical Instruments, Edinburgh,

1 8 1 3 . Brewsteu, On Ibe AlFection of Liglit Tiaiismitled throngli Cry slallized Bodies (Agate), Edinh. Tram., VI.

i8i6. Brewster, On tlie Structure of the Crystalline Lenses in Fishes and Quadrupèdes as Ascertained by its Action on Polarized Ligtli, Pliil. Trans., i8i6, p. 3ii. — Ann. de chiin. et de phjs., ('3), IV, /i3i.

1817. Brewster, On the Optical Properties of Muriat of Soda, Fiuale of

Lime and Diamond as Exliibited in their Action upon Polarized Light, Edinh. Trans., VIII, 107.

i8-Ji. Brewster, Account of a Remai'kable Structure in Apophyllit wilh

Observations on the Optical Peculiarities of that Minerai, Edinb. Trans., IX, 817.

i8'jG. Brewster, On a JNew Species of Double Réfraction Accompanying a Remarkable Structure in the Minerai Called Analcim, Edinh. Trans., X.

1826. Mark, Ueber die optischen Eigenschaften der Knochenlameilen und des Zuckevs, Kastner's Ann., VIII. — Phil.Mag., (3), XV, 192.

1 833-36. Brewster, On the Anatomical and Optical Structure oftlie Cristalline Lenses of Animais, Phil. Trans., i833, p. 323; i836, p 35.

i835. Talbot, Anwendung des polarisirten Lichts zu mikroscopischen Reobachtungen, Pogg. Ann., XXV, 33o. — Inst., III, 34.

1887. Brewster, On the Development and Extinction of Regular Doubly

Refracting Structure in the Crystalline Lenses of Animais after Death, Phil. Trans., 1887, p. ^253.— Phil. Mag., (4), III, 192.

i84i. Biot, Mémoire sur la polarisation lamellaire, Méni. de l'Acad.des se,