The works of Ambrose Parey, chyrurgeon to Henry II. Francis II. Charles IX. and Henry III. Kings of France. : Wherein are contained an introduction to chirurgery in general : a discourse of animals, and of the excellency of man. The anatomy of man's body. A treatise of praeternatural tumors ... Illustrated with variety of figures, and the cuts of the most useful instruments in chirurgery. Recommended by the University of Paris to all students in physick and chirurgery, particularly such as practised in camps and the sea.
- Ambroise Paré
- Date:
- M DC XCI. [1691]
Licence: Public Domain Mark
Credit: The works of Ambrose Parey, chyrurgeon to Henry II. Francis II. Charles IX. and Henry III. Kings of France. : Wherein are contained an introduction to chirurgery in general : a discourse of animals, and of the excellency of man. The anatomy of man's body. A treatise of praeternatural tumors ... Illustrated with variety of figures, and the cuts of the most useful instruments in chirurgery. Recommended by the University of Paris to all students in physick and chirurgery, particularly such as practised in camps and the sea. Source: Wellcome Collection.
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![An Explanation of the two Tables of the Nerves; The thirty pairs of the Nerves of the marrow of the Brain, vvhileft it is carried through the (pine or ridge, arS expreftin thefe two Tables, the prefent and the following one. We have inferibed common Charadters on both of them, though many allb be peculiar to one ^ after which we have prefently fet the number of the Table. >2^.1. M* B as fafM ioasfaras i') as far as Xtab. & 2. l.I. £ 1. C 2. 2.1-D E x. G H I. I I. K I. M I ’. N O 2.* 4* r* P <^i. B 1. S I. T 2. 1 • V I. X I. Y a I. b I. c I. d I. 6 2. 6. I. f I. 8 »• h I. i 1. 1 2. 7 I* m. Q 2. THe firfi Jhervf the raeJ^bones of the Spine and the Nerves that tffne from thence on the forefide > the fecond on the back^fide,- as far as to'J, 7he feven rackebones of the neck^ to ip.fhe trvelve rack^^bones^f4hexhelf, to 24. The five racl^bones of the loins, - to^o. fhe fix bones of the Osfacrum. fhefe fame figures doji and for the pairs of the fpinal marrova, fhe feat of the (final marrow^ vahere it firfi enters into the rack^hones, fhe firji pair of the neck^, whofe fortvarder propagations is B, the hinder C. fhe fecond pair^ whofe fore-propagation is D, its hinder E j from this two branches grow out^ thefender one marked with the letter E, the other thickjne with F, which is mixed with a branch of the third pair M about G. But the courfe thereof to the shfn of the crown^ and back^fitde of the head is marked with the letter H. l(he third parr of the nech^-y whofe fore-branch I is divided into four propagations. The firfi K is implanted into the mufcles that bend the neck- The fecond L is mixed with a twig of the fourth fourth pair The third M, is mixed with the thicker propagation of the hinder branch of the fecond pair F. The fourth N is inferted into the mufcles that are joined to the tranfverfe procejfes of the rack^bones. The hinder branch O, The fourth pair of the neek^-, whofe fore-branch P is cleft into three propagations. The firfi Qj, joins with the fecond propagation of the third pairL, The fecond R goey into the tranjverfe mufcle of the neck^ The third S. The hinder branch T. The fifth pair of the neckj, whofe fore-branch V ijfues out fame furcles. The firfi goes to the I mufcles that bend the neck^^ being to be feen in the firfi table between V and the number 6. The fecond X, makjng the greatefi part of the nerve of the midriff. The third Y goes to the ww/c/e Deltoides, cf which there is a propaga¬ tion a, which goes to the skjn that covers the mufcles Deltoides and Biceps. The fourth b, at the neckjfthe Jhoulder-blade is cleft into two branches s one of which c, enters into the mufcle Deltoides, at what part it grows out of the collar¬ bone : the other d, is implanted into the fame^ in the place where it grows out of the fiine of the jhoulder-blade. The hinder branch e. The fixth pair of the nec}i^.y whofe fore-branch f, when it hath propagated that furcle g, which with the fourth and fifth pair S and X, mak^s the nerve of the midriff., is joined with the two following h, and thus it mak^s up the nerve of the midriffs jo that this arifes Out of three furcles S, X, and g. The hinder branch 1. The feventh pair of the neck^^ whofe fere- 1 branch is m, its hinder one n; S. I. o I. p 2. qi. r 9 I* t I. u I. X 2. lO,i1,12. &c. to 15?. inclufivc- lyi. y 1. z I. a, I* /3 1. •y 1. cT 2. 6 I. >I H !• fJ- fli. I* K ^ I. [A !• V 0 I. ? ff I. T !• V I. % z. w T A 0 A a n s ^ a 3; I* The firfi pair of the chefi^ whofe fore-branch o, is united p, with the feventh pair of the neck^ andfecond of the chejf ((reading a propagation q, through the upper fide of the firfi rib. The hin¬ der branch r. , The fecond pair of the chefi^ whofe fore-branch fends forth a furcle t, running out through the firfi (pace betwixt theribs^ and fending furcles \x to the mufcles of the chefi. The hinder branch X, The pairs of Nerves from the nineth to the twentieth^ which have the fame feries of propa¬ gations., and ejpecially to the difiances of the ribs. The fore-branches of thefe [fig-t,'] are fcattered into the mufcles feated on the fore-part of the chejf and partly into their upper region., as y, partly in their lower z, which in wo¬ men go aljb to the brefis » and then they fend other furcles into the heads of the oblique defeen- ' ding mufcles of the abdomen a, and into that which leads the arm from the brefi /?, another goes to the nipple of the brefi y. The hinder branches S', The firfi nerve that goes to the arm., which .ii fcattered into the skjn of the outfide of the arm. The fecond nerve that goes to the arm, whofe two firfi propagations nn gO to the two heads of the mufcle biceps : then it joins with the third nerve by a furcle fi, Thirdy, it carries a propa¬ gation to the longer mufcle that turns the palm of the hand downward 0. But about the bending of the cubit it U divided into two branches, an outer, and an inner one That defeending along the radius or wand,is inferted at the out-fide of the fecond joint of the thumb A. This v, is by and by fubdivided into an outer u, and an inner branch vi This V is again cleft in the region of the cubit into an outer branch c,and an inner onejr. The third nerve entering the arm p, before it attains to the arm, (batters a (prig betwixt the pebloral mufcle and Deltoides c. By and by having entered the arm, it difirihutes another into the fecond mufcle that bends the cubit. After that,defcending it receives a branch v from the fe¬ cond nerve, when it is paji the bought of the arm, it is dijhibuted into many furcles (p, at length a- bout the palm of the hand it U divided into three branches y. The fourth Nerve entering the arm, which k the greatefi of all them that go to the arm, is not marked with any letters in the fecond table, but in the third onely, leji the fecond (hould be too much blurred with letters. This fuddenly after it hath entered the arm, reaches out fmaU (prigs a into the mufcles that extend the cubit, then another into the inner skin, upwards and down¬ ward r, and another into the lower part and another 0, which ges as far as to the wrifi. Af¬ ter this near to the bought of the arm it is divi¬ ded into two branches, an outer one A, and an inner Y\, That A about the tranfverfe ligament is again divided into two H. This FI reaching all along the cubit (ends forth more propagations, the I. the 2.5>, the 3*^^. Then another in its](https://iiif.wellcomecollection.org/image/b30342843_0791.jp2/full/800%2C/0/default.jpg)
