Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D.

  • John Aitken
Date:
MDCCLXXXV. [1785]
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Credit: Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Tab le M. Figure I. A front View of the Mufcles on the anterior Part of the Body, immediately under the Integuments. Mufcles on the Skull, Face, and Neck. A Frontal part of the occipito-ffontalis. B Attollens aureiri, lying on the aponeu- rohs that covers the upper part of the tempo- ral mufcle. G Anterior auris. D Orbicularis palpebrarum, with its ten- don adhering to the nafal procefs of the max- illary bone. E Levator labii fiiperioris alaeque nafi. F Levator ano-uli Gris. o G Zygomaticus miqor. H Zygomaticus major. I Comprellbr naris. x K Depreifor anguli oris. L Orbicularis oris. M Platyfma myoides, with the fterno-clei- Cl° maftoidaeus tome what apparent through it. Mufcles on the Trunk. A Pectoralis major. B B Part of the origin of the terratus niagnus. G Edge