Combe, George, 1788-1858 · Edinburgh : J. Anderson ; London : Longman · leaf 78
myself; for although in general I have follow-ed Mr Bells own expressions, the arrangement is greatlyaltered, and, occasionally, sentences of my own are intro-duced. OF THE SPINAL MARROW AND NERVES. 57 A nerve, s;iys Mr Bell, is a firm white cord, composedof nervous mutter and cellular substance.… … The figure represents a nerve greatly magnified, for thesake of illustration, and consisting of distinct filaments ;A, the nerve, enveloped in its membranous sheath ; B, oneof the threads dissected out. The nerves in thickness varyfrom the diameter of a small thread to that of a whip-cord.They are…
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