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Somnolism & psycheism, or, The science of the soul and the phenomena of nervation, as revealed by vital magnetism or mesmerism : considered physiologically and philosophically, with notes of mesmeric and psychical experience (1851)

Haddock, Joseph W, Harry Houdini Collection (Library of Congress) DLC · London : James S. Hodson · leaf 256

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ending on each side of the Spinal Column, and forming various Ganglia, or swellings in their course,from which filaments are sent forth in various directions, to the Pneu-mogastric Nerve in the Neck, and to various Spinal Nerves, 7 7. Ganglia of the Pneumogastric Nerves. No. 6.The Principal… … ^^, ^- \ / 1 1. The Vertebral Arteries. 2. Tlie Basilar Artery, lying along the middle of the Base of the Brain, iu the Central Groove of the Pons Varolii.3 3. The Internal Carotid Arteries. These are the principal arteries of the Cerebrum.4. Anterior Cerebral Arteries.6 5. Middle Cerebral…

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