Fishbough, William, 1814-1881, Newman, John B, Dods, John Bovee, 1795-1872, Haddock, Joseph W · New York : S.R. Wells · leaf 313
the arm on a level with the shoulder; k is the muscle to raise theSbre-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 Well… … [The figure represents the bones of the arm and hand, having ail thesoft parts dissected off, except one muscle, 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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