First lines of physiology / by the celebrated Baron Albrecht Haller ; Translated from the correct Latin edition printed under the inspection of William Cullen. To which is added, a translation of the laborious index composed for that edition.

  • Albrecht von Haller
Date:
1779
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Credit: First lines of physiology / by the celebrated Baron Albrecht Haller ; Translated from the correct Latin edition printed under the inspection of William Cullen. To which is added, a translation of the laborious index composed for that edition. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    towards the colon. The valve of the colon. 741. The blind extremity of the colon. The appendix. The change of flru&ure which happens to the cae¬ cum in an adult from what it is in the fetus. That the fetor of the inte- teflines begins chiefly there. 742. The fituation and connec¬ tions of the inteflinum colon. 743. The ftrudlure of the colon in general. Its ligaments. 744. The cells of the colon. The wrinkles* follicles, and pores of its villous mem- brane. 745. The veffels of the large in- teft-ine. 746. The divifion of the veffels to the large inteflines. The exhalation and reforp- tion from thefe. The hemorrhoids. 747. The lymphatic veffels of the large inteftine. That chyle is fometimes ob- ferved in thefe. 748. The nerves of the large in- tedines. 749. The feces of the inteflinum colon. The periflaltic and anti- periflaltic motion of the colon. Flatus. 750. How the ileon is fhut up. The paffage of the feces through the colon. 751. The fituation and du£t of the re&um. 752. The external and mufcu- lar coat of the re£tum. 753. The internal fpincter of the anus. The villous coat of the rec¬ tum. Its folds, and mucous glan¬ dules. The febaceous glandules of the anus. 754. The external fphin£ler of the anus, and its adtion. How the anus is naturally contradled. 755. The levator mufcles of the anus. 756. The excretion of the feces. 757. The feces themfelves. CHAP. XXVII. The CHY LIFE ROUS VESSELS. 758. The nature of the chyle. 759. The abforption of the motion through the coats of the inteflines. chyle, and its paffage 761. The glands of the mefen- through the lafteal vef- ftls. In what animals ladteal vef¬ fels are found. How they are difpofed in the different inteflines. 160. The valves of the la&eals. The caufes of the chyle’s 2 T 3 tery. That the chyle goes from the inteflines to thefe glands. 762. What happens to the chyle in the glands of the me- fentery. 763. The paffage of the lac- teals
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