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Elements of phrenology (1850)

Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : Maclachlan, Stewart · leaf 64

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tsform is globular, more extended to the sides than fromthe front to the back. The furrows which appear onthe external surface of the cerebellum are deep ; theyclosely approach each other, and are not tortuous, as inthe brain : The cerebellum has lamince, or leaves, inplace of convolutions, which… … e e, Is a section of one of the corpora restiformia. c, Is a section of one of the corpora pyramidalia. b, Is the pons Varolii. ;:t, Is one of the crura of the brain. 34, 35, 37, 38, and 11, Are the white fibres, which, originatingin the medulla oblongata, as after described, pass under thepons…

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