A description of the muscles of the human body, as they appear on dissection... : with prints and maps, showing the insertions of muscles / by Joseph Constantine Carpue.

  • Carpue, J. C. (Joseph Constantine), 1764-1846.
Date:
1801
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Credit: A description of the muscles of the human body, as they appear on dissection... : with prints and maps, showing the insertions of muscles / by Joseph Constantine Carpue. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE MUSCLES OF THE HUMAN BODY, DIVIDED INTO CLASSES.* MUSCLES of the TEGUMENTS of the CRANIUM. The (kin that covers the Cranium is moved by a (ingle broad digaflric mulcle, and onefmall pair. i. Occi- fiito Frontalis, page 4.— 2. Corrugator Supercilii, page 4. MUSCLES of the EAR. The mufcles of the Ear may be divided into three clafles, viz. the common, proper, and internal. The common may move the whole ear; the proper only affed the particular parts to which they are connected; the internal, the fmall bones within the tympanum. The common mufcles are, 1, Attollens Aurem, page 8.—2. Anterior Anris, page 8.—3. Retralentes Awes, page 8. The proper mufcles are, 1. Helicis Major, page 9.-2. Helicis Minor, page 9.-3. Tragicus, page 9.—4. Anti- tragicus, page 9.—5. Tranfuerfus Auris, page 9. The mufcles of the internal ear are three, 1. Laxator Tympani, page 24.—2. Tenfor Tympani, page 25.— 3. Stapedius, page 25. MUSCLES of the EYE-LIDS. The Palpebrse, or Eye-lids, have one mufcle common to both, and the upper eye-lid one proper to itfelf. I. Orbicularis Palpebrarum, page 5.—2. Levator Palpebne Stiperioris, page 23. MUSCLES of the EYE-BALL. The mufcles which move the globe of the eye are fix, viz. four flraight and two oblique: 1. Levator Oculi, page 23.—2. DepreJJor Oculi, page 23.—3. Adductor Oculi, page 23.—4. Abduftor Oculi, page 24. The oblique mufcles are, 1. Obliquus Superior, feu Trochlearis, page 24.—2. Obliquits Inferior, page 24. MUSCLES of the NOSE. There is only one mufcle on each fide, that .can be called proper to the nofe, though it is affeded by feveral mufcles of the face : Conprejfor ban's, page 5. MUSCLES of the MOUTH ancl LI?S. The Mouth has nine pair of mufcles, which are inferled into the lips, and a common one, viz. three above, three below, three outwards, and the common mufcle which furrounds the mouth. The three above are, 1. Levator Anguli Oris, page 6.—2. Levator Labh Superioris Alreque Naji, page 5.—3. Deprejfor Labii Superioris Alaque Nq/i, * For the mufcles as they appear on difi’edion, fee page x to page $1; No. 1 to No. 224.