The manuall of the anatomy, or, dissection of the body of man, containing the enumeration and description of the parts of the same; which usually are shewn in the publick / [Alexander Read].

  • Alexander Reid
Date:
1650
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Credit: The manuall of the anatomy, or, dissection of the body of man, containing the enumeration and description of the parts of the same; which usually are shewn in the publick / [Alexander Read]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    SF srg? | A a) The ANATOMY a ES = A EY Of the former fimple parts;fome are fimple indeed, and thefe are in number feven ; the skin, a mem- brane , the flefh , a fibre, acarti- jage, a bone. The reft are onely fimple to the eye or fenfe , and not | to reafon; fora nerve ( for exam- ple) iscompofed of many filaments, covered with a membrane. A diffimilary part is that whofe: portions are neither of the fame fubftance, nor the fame denomina- tion; asamufcle , in thewhich are flefh, anerve, and a tendon, It is otherwifé called acompound part , and. an organicall part. i | | Things In an organicall part foure pat- ~© | Ito be ob- | ticles are found ; Firft ; tlie chiefe >| eet. particle , as the chriftallin humour Hiagcall. | #9 the eye, | part. Secondly , that particle, without: I. the which the action cannot be per- 2. | formed,astheoptick nerve. | Thirdly , that which furthereth the adtion, as are the membranes and mufeles. ee Fourthly, that by the which | | the! J CE OY SEE AGO II nm YS
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