Popular anatomy and physiology : adapted to the use of students and general readers / by T.S. Lambert.

  • Lambert, T. S. (Thomas Scott), 1819-1897
Date:
1851
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Credit: Popular anatomy and physiology : adapted to the use of students and general readers / by T.S. Lambert. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    24. Of the body, two classes of organs will be consider- ed. For though it is a whole, and each part affected by every other part, yet— 25. One class of organs is used with which to think, feel, and act; 26. Another, to keep the first class, and also itself, in good condition. 27. The first class may be subdivided into three classes of organs, which include— 28. ] St. The brain, with which to think ; 29. 2d. The organs of sense, nerves, and brain, with which to feel; 30. 3d. The bones, cartilages, ligaments, muscles, nerves, brain, and some minor organs, with which to act. 31. The utility of the second class of organs will be better perceived after the first class has been described. 32. The propriety of dividing my subject into two books will now be seen, and the subdivisions of the first book will be anticipated.
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