A treatise on forensic medicine, or medical jurisprudence.

  • Bartley, O. W.
Date:
1815
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Credit: A treatise on forensic medicine, or medical jurisprudence. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    The inner superficie, or face of this cho- rion, is very strongly affixed and fastened to the utter superficie of the seconde caule, named allantoides. As for the bastyng that is betweene the matrix and chorion, many tymes it is weak- ened and effeoblished by reason of euyll flegmaticke or cholericke humours there- about, betweene the bastinges conceaued, whiche overmuche habounding do clog the said bastyng vaines or stringes, whereby manye tymes the one seuereth the other before convenient season, and so causeth aborcement. The mouthes or specks of the uaines in the matrix, whereby it cleaueth to chorio, be called in Latin acetabula and cotiledones, for what cause or upon what reaso, is both nedeless and unprofitable here to be rehearsed. Agayne, the sub-