Eight anatomical tables of the human body; containing the principal parts of the skeletons and muscles represented in the large tables of Albinus; to which are added concise explanations / [John Innes].

  • Innes, John, 1739-1777
Date:
1776
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Credit: Eight anatomical tables of the human body; containing the principal parts of the skeletons and muscles represented in the large tables of Albinus; to which are added concise explanations / [John Innes]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Above A a portion of the tranfverfe future. e9 Os maxillare fuperius, with the eight teeth of the right fide. The nafal procefs of fuperior maxillary bone has the os nafi, joined by the lateral nafal future, to its infide, and at the outride* within the orbit, the os unguis. The offa nafi joined to each other before, by the ante¬ rior nafal future, f Os maxillare mferius with fixteen teeth; the four an¬ terior named incifores, the two corner ones canini, and the five poflerior on each fide molares. Oppofite to f the angle of the lower jaw, above/, the condyloid procefs, by which the jaw is connected to the temporal bone, at the root of the zygoma \ and behind the osmalae, the coronoid procefs. g. The feven cervical vertebrae, with their intermediate cartilages. Oppofite to g, their tranfverfe proceffes. Trunk. ■ t *• . i :■ \ » ‘ • .. j a, Sternum. - 1 • a. Its middle piece, to which one half of the cartilage that conneds the fecond rib, the whole of the cartila¬ ges of the third, fourth, fifth, fixth, and one half of the feventh, are fixed.