A compendious system of anatomy - in six parts - part I - Osteology; II. Of the muscles, &c.; III. Of the abdomen; IV. Of the thorax; V. Of the brain and nerves; VI. Of the senses; from the (14761035324)

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Title: A compendious system of anatomy : in six parts : part I : Osteology ; II. Of the muscles, &c. ; III. Of the abdomen ; IV. Of the thorax ; V. Of the brain and nerves ; VI. Of the senses ; from the Encyclopaedia : illustrated with twelve large copperplates
Year: 1805 (1800s)
Authors: Fyfe, Andrew, 1754-1824 Bell, Andrew, 1726-1809 Scot, Robert, 1744?-1823, engraver Bartram, Archibald, 1774?-1808, printer Dobson, Thomas, 1751-1823, publisher Ware, John, 1795-1864, former owner Folsom, Charles, 1794-1872, former owner
Subjects: Anatomy
Publisher: Philadelphia : Printed by Archibald Bartram, for Thomas Dobson ...
Contributing Library: U.S. National Library of Medicine
Digitizing Sponsor: Open Knowledge Commons, U.S. National Library of Medicine



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henoid bone. N, The su-perior maxillary bone and teeth. Fig. 5. The external Surface of the Os Fron- tis. A, The convex part. B, Part of the tem-poral fossa. C, The external angular process.D, The internal angular process. E, 1 he na-sal process. F, The superciliary arch. G,The superciliary hole. H, The orbitar plate. Fig. 6. The Interior Surface of the Os Fron- tis. A A, The serrated edge which assists toform the coronal suture. B, The external an-gular process. C, The internal angular pro-cess. D, The nasal process. E, 1 he orbi-tar plate. F, The cells which correspond withthose of the ethmoid bone. G, The passagefrom the frontal sinus. H, The opening whichreceives the cribriform plate of the ethmoidbone. I, The cavity which lodges the forepart of the brain. K, The spine to which thefalx is fixed. L, The groove which lodgesthe superior longitudinal sinus. PLATE XX. Fig. 1. A Back-view of the Skeleton. A A, The ossa parietalia. B, The sagit-tal suture. C, The lambdoid suture. D, 1 he
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Osteology. 139 occipital bone. E, The squamous suture. F,The mastoid process of the temporal bone.G, The os malae. H, The palate-plates of thesuperior maxillary bones. I, Ine maxilla in-ferior. K, The teeth of both jaws. L, Theseven cervical vertebras. M, Their spinousprocesses. N, Their transverse and obliqueprocesses. O, The last of the twelve dorsalvertebrae. P, The fifth or last lumbar vertebra.Q, The transverse processes. R, The obli-que processes. S, The spinous processes. T,The upper part of the os sacrum. U, Theposterior holes which transmit small blood-vessels and nerves. V, The under part ofthe os sacrum which is covered by a mem-brane. W, The os coccygis. X, The os ili-um. Y, Its spine or crest. Z, The ischia-tic niche, a, The os ischium, b, Its tubero-sity, c, Its spine, d, The os pubis, e, Theforamen hydroideum. f, The seventh or lasttrue rib. g, The twelfth or last false rib. h,The clavicle, i, The scapula, k, Its spine.1, Its acromion, m, Its cervix, n, Its supe-rior co