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New physiognomy (1867)

Wells, Samuel R. (Samuel Roberts), 1820-1875 · New York, Fowler and Wells · leaf 85

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power. It liesbehind and immediately underneath thecerebrum (fig. 87, a), and is about oneeighth the size of the latter organ. It isdivided into lobes and lobules, and con-sists of a gray and white substance likethe cerebrum, but differently disposed,the white substance being internal in thelatter… … 88.—Spinal Cokd and Nekves. THE MENTAL SYSTEM 79 Extending from the base of the brain to the atlas or bonypivot on which the head rests, is the medulla oblongata. Itis conical in shape, and may be considered as merely the heador beginning of the spinal cord, which continues it, and, as it-were,…

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