ARCHÆOLOGICAL ESSAYS

I. On Leprosy and Leper Hospitals in Scotland andEngland

Communication read before the Medico-ChirurgicalSociety of Edinburgh, 3d March 1841, and printedin the Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal(vol. lvi. p. 301; vol. lvii. p. 121).

[Additional Notes by Joseph Robertson, LL.D.]

II. Notes on some Ancient Greek Medical Vases forcontaining Lykion; and on the modern use of thesame Drug in India

Read to the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland, 26thFebruary 1852. Proc. vol. i. p. 47.

Reprinted separately in 1856, and “Inscribed to Dr.Sichel of Paris” Edinburgh: Sutherland and Knox.

III. Was the Roman Army provided with MedicalOfficers?

Printed as a Pamphlet, at Edinburgh, 1856 (Sutherlandand Knox), and “Inscribed to James Pillans, Esq.,F.R.S.E., Professor of Humanity in the Universityof Edinburgh, etc. etc., as a Small Tribute of sincereEsteem from an Old and Attached Pupil.”

With One Plate.

IV. Notices of Ancient Roman Medicine-Stamps, etc.,found in Great Britain

Communicated to the Monthly Journal of MedicalScience, January, March, and April 1851.

With Four Plates.

V. Antiquarian Notices of Syphilis in Scotland

Communicated to the Epidemiological Society of London,1862. Trans. vol. i. part ii.

Reprinted privately at Edinburgh (Edmonston andDouglas), “Inscribed to the most learned Physicianof Modern Times, James Copland, Esq., M.D.,Author of the Dictionary of Practical Medicine.”