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It develops in the glands of Lieberkuhn, and multiplies itself; after which the individuals, as soon as they are formed, are drawn out and carried away in the blood of the circulation. The Limnophysalis hyalina is, in short, a solid body, of an extreme levity, and endowed with a most delicate organization.
Goadby is not much above his countryman in literary acquirements, if we may judge by his treatment of the names of Schwann and Lieberkuhn, whom he repeatedly calls Schawn and Leiberkuhn, and by the indignity which he offers to the itch-insect by naming it Aearus Scabiæi.
These experiments were first made in October, 1745, and after a month of further experimenting, Von Kleist sent the following account of them to several of the leading scientists, among others, Dr. Lieberkuhn, in Berlin, and Dr. Kruger, of Halle.
Lieberkuhn, a celebrated physician, there were no veterinary surgeons at that time, was sent to examine into the nature of the disease, which was supposed to be one of the species of murrain that was then committing such ravages among the cattle in various parts of the Continent.
Lieberkuhn, of Berlin, describes the startling results which he obtained, or imagined, "when a nail or a piece of brass wire is put into a small apothecary's phial and electrified." He says that "if, while it is electrifying, I put my finger or a piece of gold which I hold in my hand to the nail, I receive a shock which stuns my arms and shoulders."
"If the Kings of Denmark, Portugal, Spain, &c. did it, I should not care a pin; they are only Kings. Nobody whatever complains of me. "Lieberkuhn was going to kill poor Rothenburg; to send him off to Pluto, for liking his dish a little; monster Lieberkuhn! But Doctor Joyous," your reader, La Mettrie, led by, need I say whom? "has brought him back to us: think of Lieberkuhn's solemn stare!
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