Volume 3

A system of anatomy and physiology : with the comparative anatomy of animals / Compiled from the latest and best authors, and arr., as nearly as the work would admit, in the order of the lectures delivered in the University of Edinburgh.

Date:
1795
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    rifrnia, a dife^fe’fairely fiipfiofed to be incident to quadrupeds, 344. Mewfon’s account of the properties of tbe lymph, ^24. Hikcough, how occafioned, 303. Rad fymptom in an inflammation of the lirer, ib. , ' . Hippocrates, his improvements in anatomy, 316. Hippomancs defcribed, 383. , I. Ileum has fewer ladte.lls than the jejunum, 205. Impregnation, changes produced in the uterine fyftem by it, 17, Incubation, hiftory of the changes produced by it, 404> Infedts, a confideration of them ufeful to anatom-ifts, 438. Have their bodies covered svith a hard crult which ferves for Ikin ami bone at the fame time, ib. Their various clafles named from their leg.s and v/ings, ib. Ciirioin flrudlure of their eyes, 439. Whether they have any brain, ib. Of their ftomach, heart, lungs, and manner of genera- tion, 440. Some of them have no fex, ib. Arc not pioduccd from putrefadtion, 441. Their various changes, ib. K. ' Kidneys of a dog have a pelvis formed within their fubftance, 341. In the foetus of a cow are compofed of different lobes, 386. L. Ladleal fac and dudl defcribed, 211. •• ■ - Ladfeal veflels difeovered by Afellitis, 192, So called from their co- lour, 204. Dcicription of their courfc through the inteftines, 205. from them through the mefentery to the fpinc, 206. Divided by the mefenteric' glands into two regions, ib. Larger and more nu- merous in the jejunum than the ileum, 205. Termiirat.e at laft n the thoracic diidf, ib. Lap-dogs fomelimes troubled with an epiplocele when very fat, 345. Left-handed people, miftakc concerning them, 35O, n. Life, by what means preferved, 65. Liquor amnii, or waters furrouiuliiig the foetus, 17. Piireft and moft limpid during the firlf months of pregnancy, ib. Unfit for the nu- trition of the fcEtus, though fome of it' may perhaps be .ibforbed, ib. Ljthotomy, why the high operation of it can be performed in man on- ly, without danger of opening the cavity of the abdemen, 343 Liver, why divided into a great number of lobes in dogs, cats, lions, &c. 339. Why formed of one entire piece in others, ib. Why it has no conneding ligament with the diaphragm in dogs, 340. Lizard, circulation ofthe blond in it, 425, See Prog. Lul]us naturae of little Confequence to be known, 32s. Lymph, of its properties, 224. At fitff/uppolecl to be mere water, 225. Is coagulablc by heat, and even by mere expofure to the air, ib. , Its vifcklity different in different animals, 226. Or in- different flates of the fame animal, 227. liifterence, between the coagulable lymph of the blood and of the lymphatic vrfleb, 22S. Varies occ.ali jn- ally from a more vifeid to a more watery (late, 229, Lymph exitaled on furfaccs differs widely fyoin that exhaled into cavities.- 230. 1* , piobably changed into pus, 231. Of its fecretion, 232. Difculfion of the qutftion, Whether the lymph is iecreted by exh.dant arteries, or tranfudes through inorganic pores, 233. Whether it is sbfrbed by the red veins, 236. Of its abfurption by the lymplnlic fyftcm, g4j. Lymphatic glands difeovered by Nuck, 192. Particular dc- feription of their fituaiion and figure, 196, - M m m a Ly.mphilic