Myotomia reformata : or an anatomical treatise on the muscles of the human body. Illustrated with figures after the life. By the late Mr. William Cowper, Surgeon, and Fellow of the Royal Society. To which is prefix'd an Introduction concerning muscular motion
London : printed for Robert Knaplock, and William and John Innys, in St. Paul's Church-Yard; and Jacob Tonson, in the Strand
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine, inv. 1892
Université Paris Cité. BIU Santé Médecine
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0013 - Page sans numérotation - The Preface
0022 - Page sans numérotation - Syllabus Musculorum eâ serie qua in ordinariis Corporis Humani [anatomais] dissecantur
0025 - I - Introduction concerning the Muscles and their Action
0071 - Page XLIX - Corollary. Proposition VI
0076 - Page LIV - Corollary II / Corollary III
0077 - Page LV - Corollary IV. Proposition VII
0101 - Page 1 - Myotomia reformata : or, a New Administration and Description of the Muscles of a Human Body. Chap. I. Of the Muscles of the Abdomen
0104 - Page 4 - III. Pyramidalis vel succenturiatus. IV. Rectus
0107 - Page 7 - Chap. II. Of the Muscles of the Testes. VI. Cremaster, or Suspensor Testiculi
0108 - Page 8 - Chap. III. Of the Muscles of the Penis. VII. Accelerator urinae
0109 - Page 9 - VIII. Erector Penis. IX. Transversalis Penis
0110 - Page 10 - X. Erector Clitoridis. XI. Sphincter Vaginae
0111 - Page 11 - Chap. IV. Of the Muscles of the Bladder of urine. XII. Detrusor urinae. XIII. Sphincter vesicae
0113 - Page 13 - Chap. V. Of the Muscles of the Anus. XIV. Sphincter ani
0115 - Page 15 - Chap. VI. Of the Muscles of the Hairy-Scalp and Forehead. XVI. Occipitalis
0117 - Page 17 - Chap. VII. Of the Muscles of the Cheeks and Lips. XVIII. Quadratus genae, or Quadratus colli, by some call'd Tetragonus, and by Galen, Platysma Myoides
0118 - Page 18 - XIX. Buccinator. XX. Zygomaticus. XXI. Elevator labiorum
0119 - Page 19 - XXII. Depressor labiorum. XXIII. Orbicularis labiorum. XXIV. Elevator labii superioris proprius. XXV. Depressor labii inferioris proprius
0120 - Page 20 - XXVI. Elevator labii inferioris proprius
0121 - Page 21 - Chap. VIII. Of the Muscles of the Eye-Lids. XXVII. Orbicularis palpebrarum
0122 - Page 22 - XXVIII. Aperiens palpebram rectus
0123 - Page 23 - Chap. IX. Of the Muscles of the Eye. XXIX. Obliquus superior or Trochlearis
0125 - Page 25 - XXXI. Elevator oculi. XXXII. Depressor oculi. XXXIII. Adductor oculi. XXXIV. Abductor oculi
0127 - Page 27 - Chap. X. Of the Muscles of the Nose. XXXV. Elevator alae nasi
0128 - Page 28 - XXXVI. Dilatator alae nasi, & elevator labii superioris. XXXVII. Constrictor alae nasi
0129 - Page 29 - Chap. X. Of the Muscles of the Auricula or Outward Ear. XXXVIII. Attollens auriculam. XXXIX. Retrahens auriculam
0131 - Page 31 - Chap. XII. Of the Muscles of the Internal Ear
0132 - Page 32 - XL. Externus auris vel laxator externus. XLI. Obliquus auris
0133 - Page 33 - XLII. Internus auris. XLIII. Musculus Stapedis
0135 - Page 35 - Chap. XIII. Of the Muscles of the Os Hyoides, or Bone of the Tongue. XLIV. Sternohyoideus
0136 - Page 36 - XLV. Coracohyoideus. HLVI. Stylohyoideus. XLVII. Mylohyoideus
0138 - Page 38 - Chap. XIV. Of the Muscles of the Tongue. XLIX. Genioglossus. L. Ceratoglossus
0139 - Page 39 - LI. Styloglossus. LII. Basioglossus
0140 - Page 40 - Chap. XV. Of the Muscles of the Uvula. LIII. Glossostaphylinus. LIV. Sphenostaphylinus
0142 - Page 42 - Chap. XVI. Of the Muscles of the Fauces. LVI. Stylopharynaeus. LVII. Oesophagaeus, seu sphincter gulae
0144 - Page 44 - Chap. XVII. Of the Muscles of the Larynx. LIX. Sternothyroideus
0145 - Page 45 - LX. Hyothyroideus. LXI. Cricothyroideus. LXII. Cricoarytaenoideus posticus
0146 - Page 46 - LXIII. Cricoarytaenoideus lateralis. LXIV. Thyroarytaenoideus. LXV. Arytaenoideus
0147 - Page 47 - Chap. XVIII. Of the Muscles of the Lower Jaw. LXVI. Temporalis, seu Crotaphites
0148 - Page 48 - LXVII. Masseter. LXVIII. Digastricus, seu Biventer
0149 - Page 49 - LXIX. Pterygoideus internus. LXX. Pterygoideus externus
0150 - Page 50 - Chap. XIX. Of the Muscles of the Thorax
0151 - Page 51 - LXXI. Serratus minor anticus. LXXII. Serratus major anticus
0152 - Page 52 - LXXIII. Subclavius. LXXIV. Scalenus primus. LXXV. Scalenus secundus
0153 - Page 53 - LXXVI. Scalenus tertius. LXXVII. Triangularis. LXXVIII. Diaphragma
0154 - Page 54 - LXXIX. Intercostales interni
0156 - Page 56 - Chap. XX. Of the Muscles of the Scapula, or Shoulder-Blade. LXXXI. Cucullaris, seu Trapezius. LXXXII. Rhomboides
0157 - Page 57 - LXXXIII. Levator Scapulae
0158 - Page 58 - Chap. XXI. Of the Muscles of the Thorax, which appear on the backside of the Body. LXXXIV. Serratus superior posticus. LXXXV. Serratus inferior posticus
0159 - Page 59 - LXXXVI. Sacrolumbalis. LXXXVII. Intercostales externi
0160 - Page 60 - Chap. XXII. Of the Muscles of the Head
0161 - Page 61 - LXXXVIII. Splenius. LXXXIX. Complexus
0162 - Page 62 - XC. Rectus major. XCI. Rectus minor. XCII. Obliquus superior. XCIII. Obliquus inferior
0163 - Page 63 - XCIV. Mastoideus. XCV. Rectus internus major
0164 - Page 64 - XCVI. Rectus internus minor. XCVII. Rectus lateralis
0165 - Page 65 - Chap. XXIII. Of the Muscles of the Neck. XCVIII. Longus colli. XCIX. Spinalis colli
0166 - Page 66 - C. Interspinales colli. CI. Transversalis colli
0167 - Page 67 - Chap. XXIV. Of the Muscles of the Back and Loins. CII. Longissimus dorsi
0168 - Page 68 - CIII. Quadratus lumborum. CIV. Semispinatus
0169 - Page 69 - CV. Sacer. CVI. Musculus coccygis
0170 - Page 70 - Chap. XXV. Of the Muscles of the Arm, or Os Humeri. CVII. Pectoralis
0171 - Page 71 - CVIII. Deltoides. CIX. Supraspinatus
0172 - Page 72 - CX. Infraspinatus. CXI. Teres minor. CXII. Teres major. CXIII. Latissimus dorsi, sive aniscalptor
0173 - Page 73 - CXIV. Coracobrachialis. CXV. Subscapularis
0174 - Page 74 - Chap. XXVI. Of the Muscles of the Cubit. CXVI. Biceps
0175 - Page 75 - CXVII. Brachiaeus internus
0176 - Page 76 - CXVIII. Gemellus. CXIX. Brachiaeus externus. CXX. Anconaeus
0177 - Page 77 - Chap. XXVII. Of the Muscles of the Palm of the Hand. CXXI. Palmaris longus. CXXII. Palmaris brevis
0179 - Page 79 - Chap. XXVIII. Of the Muscles of the four Fingers. CXXIII. Perforatus
0181 - Page 81 - CXXV. Lumbricales. CXXVI. Extensor Digitorum communis, seu Digitorum tensor
0182 - Page 82 - CXXVII. Interossei manus. CXXVIII. Extensor indicis, seu indicator. CXXIX. Abductor indicis
0183 - Page 83 - CXXX. Extensor minimi digiti. CXXXI. Abductor minimi digiti
0184 - Page 84 - Chap. XXIX. Of the Muscles of the Thumb. CXXXII. Flexor tertii internodii, seu longissimus pollicis. CXXXIII. Abductor pollicis
0185 - Page 85 - CXXXIV. Flexor primi & secundi ossis pollicis. CXXXV. Abductor pollicis. CXXXVI. Extensor primi internodii pollicis
0186 - Page 86 - CXXXVII. Extensor secundi internodii pollicis. CXXXVIII. Extensor tertii internodii pollicis
0187 - Page 87 - Chap. XXX. Of the Muscles of the Wrist, or Carpus. CXXXIX. Flexor Carpi radialis. CXL. Flexor Carpi ulnaris. CXLI. Extensor Carpi radialis
0188 - Page 88 - CXLII. Extensor Carpi ulnaris
0189 - Page 89 - Chap. XXXI. Of the Muscles of the Radius. CXLIII. Pronator Radii teres. CXLIV. Pronator Radii quadratus, or inferior quadratus
0190 - Page 90 - CXLV. Supinator Radii longus. CXLVI. Supinator Radii brevis
0191 - Page 91 - Chap. XXXII. Of the Muscles of the Thigh
0192 - Page 92 - CXLVII. Psoas parvus. CXLVIII. Psoas magnus, seu Lumbalis. CXLIX. Iliacus internus
0193 - Page 93 - CL. Pectineus. CLI. Glutaeus major
0194 - Page 94 - CLII. Glutaeus medius. CLIII. Glutaeus minor
0195 - Page 95 - CLIV. Pyriformis, seu Iliacus externus. CLV. Marsupialis, seu Bursalis
0196 - Page 96 - CLVI. Quadratus Femoris. CLVII. Obsturator externus. CLVIII. Triceps
0198 - Page 98 - Chap. XXXIII. Of the Muscles of the Leg. CLIX. Membranosus
0199 - Page 99 - CLX. Sartorius. CLXI. Gracilis
0200 - Page 100 - CLXII. Biceps. CLXIII. Seminervosus, seu Semitendinosus. CLXIV. Semimembranosus
0201 - Page 101 - CLXV. Popliteus. CLXVI. Rectus Femoris. CLXVII. Vastus externus. CLXVIII. Vastus internus
0202 - Page 102 - CLXIX. Crureus, seu Femoreus
0203 - Page 103 - Chap. XXXIV. Of the Muscles of the Foot, or Tarsus
0204 - Page 104 - CLXX. Tibialis Anticus. CLXXI. Gasterocnemius externus, seu Gemellus
0205 - Page 105 - CLXXII. Plantaris. CLXXIII. Soleus, seu Gasterocnemius internus
0206 - Page 106 - CLXXIV. Peronaeus primus. CLXXV. Peronaeus secundus
0207 - Page 107 - CLXXVI. Tibialis posticus
0208 - Page 108 - Chap. XXXV. Of the Muscles of the Great Toe. CLXXVII. Extensor Pollicis longus
0209 - Page 109 - CLXXVIII. Extensor Pollicis brevis. CLXXIX. Flexor Pollicis longus. CLXXX. Flexor Pollicis brevis. CLXXXI. Adductor Pollicis
0210 - Page 110 - CLXXXII. Abductor Pollicis
0211 - Page 111 - Chap. XXXVI. Of the Muscles of the four Lesser Toes. CLXXXIII. Extensor Digitorum Pedis longus
0212 - Page 112 - CLXXXIV. Extensor Digitorum brevis. CLXXXV. Perforatus. CLXXXVI. Perforans
0213 - Page 113 - CLXXXVII. Lumbricales. CLXXXVIII. Abductor minimi Digiti. CLXXXIX. Transversalis Pedis. CXC. Flexor primi internodii minimi Digiti proprius
0214 - Page 114 - CXCI. Interossei Pedis
0215 - Page 115 - Explanation of the Tables
0216 - Page 116 - Tab. I. Represents the Muscles appearing on the fore Side of a human Body, after the external Teguments are removed / Tab. II. The same body, with some of the external Muscles raised, and others taken off / Tab. III. Shews the same Body farther denuded
Tab. I. Represents the Muscles appearing on the fore Side of a human Body, after the external Teguments are removed
Représente les muscles de la face antérieure du corps humain
Tab. II. The same body, with some of the external Muscles raised, and others taken off
[Représente les muscles de la face antérieure du corps humain]
Tab. III. Shews the same Body farther denuded
Tab. IV. Shews the fore Part of the Skeleton of a Man
Représente la face antérieure du squelette humain
0225 - Page 117 - Tab. IV. Shews the fore Part of the Skeleton of a Man
Tab. V. Represents the Body in a Side View. Fig. I. and Fig. II
0229 - Page 119 - Tab. V. Represents the Body in a Side View. Fig. I. and Fig. II
Tab. VI. Represents the Side View of the Body partly denuded, and the Skeleton. Fig. I and Fig. II
Représente une vue de côté du corps, partiellement dénudé, et le squelette
0233 - Page 121 - Tab. VI. Represents the Side View of the Body partly denuded, and the Skeleton. Fig. I. and Fig. II
Tab. VII. Shews the back View of the Body a Man
Représente une postérieure du corps humain
Tab. VIII. The same Body with some of the external Muscles taken off
[Représente une postérieure du corps humain]
0239 - Page 123 - Tab. VII. Shews the back View of the Body a Man / Tab. VIII. The same Body with some of the external Muscles taken off
0240 - Page 124 - Tab. IX. Represents the same Body, with more of the Muscles removed
Tab. IX. Represents the same Body, with more of the Muscles removed
Tab. X. The back View the Skeleton of a Man
0245 - Page 125 - Tab. X. The back View the Skeleton of a Man
0246 - Page 126 - Tab. XI. XII. XIII. These Figures are chiefly design'd for the Use of Painters and Statuaires. The Outlines are copied from some of the greatest Masters, and the Muscles are laid in from the Life
Tab. XI. Those Figure is chiefly design'd for the Use of Painters and Statuaires. The Outlines are copied from some of the greatest Masters, and the Muscles are laid in from the Life
Cette figure est proposée pour l'usage des peintres et des sculpteurs. les contours sont copiés des plus grands maîtres, et les muscles sont dessinés d'après des modèles vivants
Tab. XII. Those Figure is chiefly design'd for the Use of Painters and Statuaires. The Outlines are copied from some of the greatest Masters, and the Muscles are laid in from the Life
Tab. XIII. Those Figure is chiefly design'd for the Use of Painters and Statuaires. The Outlines are copied from some of the greatest Masters, and the Muscles are laid in from the Life
Tab. XI. XII. XIII. These Figures are chiefly design'd for the Use of Painters and Statuaires. The Outlines are copied from some of the greatest Masters, and the Muscles are laid in from the Life
Tab. XIV. Shews the internal Surface of the Musculus Obliquus Descendens, when dissected and display'd
Montre la surface interne du musculus obliquus descendens, après dissection
0257 - Page 127 - Tab. XIV. Shews the internal Surface of the Musculus Obliquus Descendens, when dissected and display'd
0258 - Page 128 - Tab. XV. The Musculus Obliquus Ascendens, with the Rectus and part of the Tendon of the Descendens, together with the Testis of the Left Side dissected and display'd...
Tab. XV. The Musculus Obliquus Ascendens, with the Rectus and part of the Tendon of the Descendens, together with the Testis of the Left Side dissected and display'd...
Le Musculus Obliquus Ascendens, avec le Rectus et une partie du tendon du muscle Descendens, avec le testicule gauche...
0262 - Page 130 - Tab. XVI. 4. The internal Surface of the Rectus Abdominis of the Left Side. 5. The internal Surface of the Transversalis Abdominis of the Left Side
Tab. XVI. 4. The internal Surface of the Rectus Abdominis of the Left Side. 5. The internal Surface of the Transversalis Abdominis of the Left Side
4. La surface interne du Rectus Abdominis gauche. 5. La surface interne du Transversalis Abdominis gauche
Tab. XVII. [Organes génito-urinaires masculins. Crémaster et muscles du pénis]
Tab. XVIII. [Organes génito-urinaires féminins]
Tab. XIX. [Sphincter et muscles du pénis]
Tab. XXI. [Muscles de la tête et du thorax, vue de profil]
Tab. XXII. [Muscles de la tête et du thorax, vue de trois quarts face]
Tab. XXIII. [Muscles et vaisseaux sanguins de la tête et du cou]
Tab. XXIV. [Muscles, nerfs, vaisseaux de la tête]
Tab. XXV. The Muscles of the Eye-lid and Eye, Ala Nasi & Auricula, as big as the Life. Fig. I. The Muscles of the Palpebra, and right Eye in self, dissected and display'd. Fig. II. The back part of the Muscles of the Left Eye dissected and display'd. Fig. III. IV. The Muscles of the Eye dissected, and so dispos'd, as to shew the natural Position ef each Muscle in the Left Eye
Les muscles des paupières et des yeux, du nez et des oreilles, grandeur nature
0291 - Page 139 - Tab. XXV. The Muscles of the Eye-lid and Eye, Ala Nasi & Auricula, as big as the Life. Fig. I. The Muscles of the Palpebra, and right Eye in self, dissected and display'd. Fig. II. The back part of the Muscles of the Left Eye dissected and display'd. Fig. III. IV. The Muscles of the Eye dissected, and so dispos'd, as to shew the natural Position ef each Muscle in the Left Eye
0292 - Page 140 - Fig. V. VI. Fig. VII. The Left Ear, with its Muscles, as I have most commody found them, they varying in their Figure in different Subjects
Tab. XXVI. Fig. I. Part of the Right Os Temporale, &c. containingh the Organs of Hearing of the Right Side as big as the Life. Fig. II. The internal Surface of the same Bones, with the Organs of Hearing, represented in the preceding Figure
Fig. I. Partie de l'os temporal droit, contenant les organes de l'ouïe, grandeur nature. Fig. II. La surface interne du même os, avec les organes de l'ouïe
0295 - Page 141 - Tab. XXVI. Fig. I. Part of the Right Os Temporale, &c. containingh the Organs of Hearing of the Right Side as big as the Life. Fig. II. The internal Surface of the same Bones, with the Organs of Hearing, represented in the preceding Figure
0296 - Page 142 - Fig. III. Part of preceding Figure. Fig. IV. The four little Bones of the roght Ear taken out with their Muscles
0297 - Page 143 - Fig. V. VI. VII. The Malleus, Incus, and Stapes, as big as the Life, and magnisy'd. Fig. VIII. The same Organs of the Left Ear magnify'd in the same Position, as in Fig. III
0298 - Page 144 - Tab. XXVII. Fig. I. The upper Surface of the Os Hyoides, when freed from its Muscles. Fig. II. The internal Surface of the same Os Hyoides. Fig. III. IV. The internal and external Surface of the Os Hyoides from another Body. The two other Figures represent the Os Hyoides taken out with its Muscles
Tab. XXVII. Fig. I. The upper Surface of the Os Hyoides, when freed from its Muscles. Fig. II. The internal Surface of the same Os Hyoides. Fig. III. IV. The internal and external Surface of the Os Hyoides from another Body. The two other Figures represent the Os Hyoides taken out with its Muscles
Fig. I. La surface supérieure de l'os hyoide, débarassée des muscles. Fig. II. La surface supérieure du même os. Fig. III. IV. Les surfaces interne et externe de l'os hyoide d'un autre corps
Tab. XXVIII. Fig. I. The Tongue, with its Muscles cut from their Originations, and left at their Insertions into the Body of the Tongue. Fig. II. The back part of the Muscles of the Uvula, with the upper part of those of the Fauces, when dissected
Fig. I. La langue, avec ses muscles. Fig. II. La partie postérieure des muscles de la luette
0303 - Page 145 - Tab. XXVIII. Fig. I. The Tongue, with its Muscles cut from their Originations, and left at their Insertions into the Body of the Tongue. Fig. II. The back part of the Muscles of the Uvula, with the upper part of those of the Fauces, when dissected
0304 - Page 146 - Fig. III. The back part of the Muscles of the Fauces, connected to the Os Hyoides and Larynx
0305 - Page 147 - Fig. IV. The Muscles of the Uvula, clear'd and left in their natural Situation
0306 - Page 148 - Tab. XXIX. Fig. I. II. The fore Parts of the Muscles of the Uvula and Fauces dissected and cleared of their Glandulous Membranes. Fig. III. The Gula distended with Wind, to shew. Fig. IV. The Musculus Vaginalis Gulae, ending on the Left Orifice of the Stomach
Tab. XXIX. Fig. I. II. The fore Parts of the Muscles of the Uvula and Fauces dissected and cleared of their Glandulous Membranes. Fig. III. The Gula distended with Wind, to shew. Fig. IV. The Musculus Vaginalis Gulae, ending on the Left Orifice of the Stomach
Les parties antérieures des muscles de la luette et de la gorge
Tab. XXX. Fig. I. The fore part of the Larynx, with the Os Hyoides and part of the Wind pipe annex'd, together all the common Muscles of the Larynx. Fig. II. III. IV. V. Shew different Views of the Larynx, and its proper Muscles
La partie antérieure du larynx, avec l'os hyoïde
0311 - Page 149 - Tab. XXX. Fig. I. The fore part of the Larynx, with the Os Hyoides and part of the Wind pipe annex'd, together all the common Muscles of the Larynx. Fig. II. III. IV. V. Shew different Views of the Larynx, and its proper Muscles
Tab. XXXI. The Muscles of the lower Jaw, as they appear, when freed from the Cranium
0315 - Page 151 - Tab. XXXI. The Muscles of the lower Jaw, as they appear, when freed from the Cranium
Tab. XXXII. Serratus minor Anticus / Serrator major Anticus
Tab. XXXIII. Fig. I. The Inside of the Sternum, with the Cartilaginous Endings of the Ribs, freed from their Bony Parts. Fig. II. A Sketch of the internal Surface of two or three of the lower Ribs, near their Articulations with the Vertebrae of the Back, as big as the Life; where a Disposition of the internal Intercostal Muscles, not commonly taken notice of, is represented
0321 - Page 153 - Tab. XXXIII. Fig. I. The Inside of the Sternum, with the Cartilaginous Endings of the Ribs, freed from their Bony Parts. Fig. II. A Sketch of the internal Surface of two or three of the lower Ribs, near their Articulations with the Vertebrae of the Back, as big as the Life; where a Disposition of the internal Intercostal Muscles, not commonly taken notice of, is represented
0322 - Page 154 - Tab. XXXIV. The upper Surface of the Diaphragm, next the Thorax
0327 - Page 155 - Tab. XXXV. The lower Surface of the Diaphragm, next the Abdomen
0328 - Page 156 - Tab. XXXVI. Divers Views of the external, middle, and internal Compages of the Fibres of the Heart. Fig. I. The fore part of the Heart, next the Sternum. Fig. II. The back part of the Heart, next the Vertebrae
Tab. XXXVI. Divers Views of the external, middle, and internal Compages of the Fibres of the Heart. Fig. I. The fore part of the Heart, next the Sternum. Fig. II. The back part of the Heart, next the Vertebrae
0331 - Page 157 - Fig. III. The Series of Fibres, under those represented in Fig. I Fig. IV. The Fibres, as they appear, under those express'd in Fig. III. Fig. V. The Double Spiral Order of the Fibres, at the Cone of the Heart, which may partly be seen in Fig. III. Fig. VI. A View of the internal Surface of the Cone of the Heart, after a transverse Section
0332 - Page 158 - Tab. XXXVII. Fig. I. The right Auricle and Ventricle of the Heart, open'd from the Vena Cava Fig. II
Tab. XXXVII. Fig. I. The right Auricle and Ventricle of the Heart, open'd from the Vena Cava Fig. II
Les oreillette et ventricule gauches du coeur
0336 - Page 160 - Tab. XXXVIII. Fig. I. The same Heart, represented at Fig. I. in the preceding Table, with the right Ventricle open'd from the Arteria Pulmonalis, both being here pinn'd out and display'd, as big as the Life. Fig. II. The Mitral Valve of the left Ventricle, dissected and display'd
Tab. XXXVIII. Fig. I. The same Heart, represented at Fig. I. in the preceding Table, with the right Ventricle open'd from the Arteria Pulmonalis, both being here pinn'd out and display'd, as big as the Life. Fig. II. The Mitral Valve of the left Ventricle, dissected and display'd
Le ventricule droit du coeur est ouvert...
0339 - Page 161 - Fig. III. The internal Surface of the three Semilunar Valves of the Pulmonary Artery, next the Cavity of the right Ventricle of the Heart. Fig. IV. The external Surface of the same Valves, next the Trunk of the Pulmonick Artery
0340 - Page 162 - Tab. XXXIX. Fig. I. The Left Ventricle of the Heart open'd, with the Trunk of the Vena Pulmonalis, and the Left Auricle. Fig. II. The external Paries of the Left Ventricle, cut off from the Basis of the Heart, at the Root of the Arteria Magna, to the Cone, according to the length of the Heart
Tab. XXXIX. Fig. I. The Left Ventricle of the Heart open'd, with the Trunk of the Vena Pulmonalis, and the Left Auricle. Fig. II. The external Paries of the Left Ventricle, cut off from the Basis of the Heart, at the Root of the Arteria Magna, to the Cone, according to the length of the Heart
Le ventricule gauche du coeur est ouvert...
0343 - Page 163 - Fig. III. The Mitral Valve taken out entire, with the Columnae Carneae and their annex'd Tendons, &c.
0344 - Page 164 - Tab. XL. Fig. I. The Left Ventricle of the Heart opened, together with the Vena Pulmonalis and Trunk of the Aorta, to shew in one View the Position of the Valves, that hinder the Return of the Blood by the same way it came into the Ventricle, as well as those Valves, that prevent the return of the Blood, after it is expell'd from thence by the Systole of the Heart. Fig. II. Is drawn from the same Heart express'd Fig. I. in the preceding Table, after dividing the Vena Pulmonalis, through the middle, (as 'tis there represented) together with the Arteria Aorta
Tab. XL. Fig. I. The Left Ventricle of the Heart opened, together with the Vena Pulmonalis and Trunk of the Aorta, to shew in one View the Position of the Valves, that hinder the Return of the Blood by the same way it came into the Ventricle, as well as those Valves, that prevent the return of the Blood, after it is expell'd from thence by the Systole of the Heart. Fig. II. Is drawn from the same Heart express'd Fig. I. in the preceding Table, after dividing the Vena Pulmonalis, through the middle, (as 'tis there represented) together with the Arteria Aorta
0347 - Page 165 - Fig. III. Part of the Aorta cut off next the Basis of the Heart, to shew its Valves, as they appear next the Ventricle, when the Heart is in Diastole, and the Blood hinder'd by them in its return from the Aorta to the Left Ventricle, after its Expulsion from thence
0348 - Page 166 - Fig. IV. A Portion of the Aorta, with the Parts annex'd, in the same Position, as was represented in the preceding Figure, taken from a morbid Body, in which the use of the Semilunar Valves was entirely defeated by a large Petrefaction, that grew upon them. Fig. V. VI. Shew the same Parts of the Aorta, with its Valves viewed from the great Artery towards the Heart
Tab. XLI. [Muscles de la partie supérieure du corps humain, vue dorsale : dos, membres supérieurs]
Tab. XLII. [Muscles du cou : cucullaris, levator, rhomboides, superior posticus]
Tab. XLIII. [Muscles du cou : splenius, complectus, rectus, mastoides]
0358 - Page 170 - Tab. XLIV. Fig. I. The back Parts of the Vertebrae of the Neck, as they appear'd in a late Subject, with the Muscles and Parts annex'd, as big as the Life
Tab. XLIV. Fig. I. The back Parts of the Vertebrae of the Neck, as they appear'd in a late Subject, with the Muscles and Parts annex'd, as big as the Life
0362 - Page 172 - Tab. XLV. Fig. I. II. The exteriour and interiour Surfaces of the Longissimus Dorsi, Sacrolumbalis, Sacer, Semi-Spinatus, and Transversalis Colli, dissected from an emaciated Body
Tab. XLV. Fig. I. II. The exteriour and interiour Surfaces of the Longissimus Dorsi, Sacrolumbalis, Sacer, Semi-Spinatus, and Transversalis Colli, dissected from an emaciated Body
Les surfaces intérieure et extérieure du Longissimus Dorsi, Sacrolumbalis, Sacer, Semi-Spinatus, et Transversalis Colli, [Muscles de la colonne vertébrale]
Tab. XLVI. [Muscles de la colonne vertébrale]
0368 - Page 174 - Tab. XLVI / Tab. XLVII
Tab. XLVII. [Muscles du dos et des épaules : supraspinatus, deltoïde, pectoral]
Tab. XLVIII. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras, épaule)]
Tab. XLIX. [Muscles du membre supérieur (main, bras, épaule)]
Tab. L. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras)]
Tab. LI. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras et main)]
Tab. LII. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras)]
Tab. LIII. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras)]
Tab. LIV. [Muscles du membre supérieur (bras)]
Tab. LV. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe)]
Tab. LVI. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe)]
Tab. LVIII. [Parties de muscles du membre inférieur (jambe)]
Tab. LIX. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe) : triceps, sartorius, gracilis]
Tab. LX. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe) : biceps femoris, semi-nervosus, semi-tendinosus, semimembranosus]
Tab. LXI. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe) : crureus, tibialis, rectus femoris]
Tab. LXII. [Muscles du membre inférieur (jambe) : gasterocnemius, peroneus, tibialis]
0416 - Page 190 - Tab. LXIII. The Muscles of the Toes
Tab. LXIII. The Muscles of the Toes. Digitorum Pedis Musculi
Tab. LXIV. The Muscles of the Toes, as big as the Life. Digitorum Pedis Musculi
Les muscles des orteils, grandeur nature
0421 - Page 191 - Tab. LXIV. The Muscles of the Toes, as big as the Life
Tab. LXVI. Fig. I. II. [Les muscles du pied]
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