Fascination; or the Philosophy of charming, illustrating the principles of life in connection with spirit and matter (1854)
Newman, John B · New York, Fowlers & Wells · leaf 50
ds the arm on a level with the shoulder; k is the muscle to raise thefore-arm; a moves the fingers; b, the fore-leg; and c is the tailors mus-cle, by which he is enabled to cross his legs.] The mode in which the nerves act on the mobilityof muscles, so as to cause them to thicken or contract,is… … [The figure represents the bones of the arm and hand, having all thesoft parts dissected off, except one muscJe, O B i of which the functionis to bend the arm; O, the origin of the muscle; B, the belly; I, theinsertion ; T T, the tendons; S, the shoulder-joint; E, the elbow. Whenthe belly…
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