J. R.

Bakey
for his contribudons to the cell-theory･ Remak (1852, 1855), not
virchow, made theかst clear and soudly-backed general statement of

the way in which ceus mufuply･ The coiming of the catch-phrase,

omnis cellula a cellula (1885) Or e cellula (1859), gave virchow an
underserved advantage over Remak･ See J･ R･ Baker, `The Cell-
theory : a Restatement･ History and Critique･ Part IV･ The Multiplica-
tion of Cells} Quart･ J･ Micr･ Sci･, 94, pp･ 407-40･ Cf･ F･ Remak,
` Ueber extracellulare Entstehung thierischer Zellen and uber Vcr_ PA
mehrung derselben durch Theilung･, Arch･ Anat･ Physiol･ Wl･ss･ Med.,
1 852 (no vol･ no･)･ pp･ 47-62 and Untersuchungen uber die Entwickelung
der Wirbelthiere, Berlin, Reimer, 1855.
15･ E･ NoRDENSKZ6LD･ The History of Biology: A Swvey (translated), New
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･ vIRCHOW･ Die Ereiheit der Wissenschaft (see note 8 above).
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edition, London, Murray, 1874.

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to live within their fra
position in relation t(
the standards by whic
valid･ My analysis of
faith addressed to suc]
Wishes to safeguard i
realize and resolutely
its血opes and i血te I