The anatomy of the brain : containing its mechanism and physiology, together with some new discoveries and corrections of ancient and modern authors upon that subject : to which is annex’d a particular account of animal functions and muscular motion, the whole illustrated with elegant sculptures after the life (1695)
Ridley, Humphrey, 1653-1708 · London : Printed for Sam. Smith and Benj. Walford · leaf 231
declive and tortuous. 6 The Dura Mater raifed and reclined to (hew the fubjacent Nerves. 7 7 The feventh or Auditory Nerves. 8 8 The eighth pair, or Far Vagum, 9 9 The ninth pair. F I G. HI. Being the Fifth tferve, with its Branches^ whilft withinth Cranium. A Its Trunk. B Its Ganglion^ C Its firft… … Yonder {.ur/if ,/cu/p: K_ The Explanation of the Figure, F I G. IV. Shew the fuperiour and lateral Sinuss of the Dura Mater,opened after they had been tnjeeled with PVax. A A The third or longitudinal Sinus. B B The firft and fecond, or lateral Sinuss. C The fourth Sinus.d d d A Vein running on…
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