An explanation of the figure of anatomy, wherein the circulation of the blood is made visible through glass veins and arteries.

Date:
[1747]
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An explanation of the figure of anatomy, wherein the circulation of the blood is made visible through glass veins and arteries. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    explanation - O F T H E FIGURE O F ANATOMY, , . ) « < - ** « < * 1 _■* * •* * •+ - WHEREIN The Circulation of the Blood is made vifible thro’ Glafs Veins and Arteries. WITH The AElions of the Heart and Lungs. As alfo. The Course of the Blood from the Mo¬ ther to the Child, and from the Child to the Mother. By which Means Any Perfon, tho* unlkilfd in the Knowledge of Anatomy, may, at one View, be acquainted with the Circulation of the Blood, and in what Manner it is performed in ourdiving Bodies. Adorned with a Copper-Plate: WHEREIN The Stru&ure of the Heart is defigned, and the Glafs Veflels exactly reprefented in their Order, as they are in the Figure to which they are to be referred. N. B. This Figure, and federal other curious Anatomical Pre¬ parations, are to be Seen at B, RackftrowV in Fleet-Street, at One Shilling each Perfon. \ Printed in the Year 1747.