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Read, Alexander.
The Manuall of the anatomy or dissection of the Body of man
Londres : Richard Thrale, 1650.
Cote : 81247.
Exemplaire numérisé : BIU Santé (Paris)
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[sans numérotation] [Frontispice]
[sans numérotation] [Page de titre]
[sans numérotation] Epistola dedicatoria. Carolo Magnae Britanniae Monarchae Hiberniaeq; ac Galliae Regi potentissimo fausta omnia precor
[sans numérotation] To the Reader
[sans numérotation] The explication of the first figure. The explication of the second figure
[sans numérotation] The Number and Contents of th Books
1 The first book of the lower Cavity, Called abdomen. Cap. I. Of the division of the parts of the Body of Man in general
5 Cap. II. Of the circumscription, regions, substance, and parts of the Abdomen
10 Cap. III. Of the common containing parts of the belly
16 Cap. IV. Of the proper containing parts
19 Cap. V. Of the Omentum
24 Cap. VI. Of the Gula
27 Cap. VII. Of the Ventriculus or Stomack
32 Cap. VIII. Of the Intestines, or Guts
42 Cap. IX. Of the Mesenterium
46 Cap. X. Of the Vena lactea
50 Cap. XI. Of the Pancreas
52 Cap. XII. Of the Liver
59 Cap. XIII. Of the vena portae
68 Cap. XIV. Of the Vena cava dispersed within the trunk of the body
73 Cap. XV. Of the Gall
79 Cap. XVI. Of the Spleen
84 Of the kidneyes. Cap. XVII
93 Cap. XVIII. Of the Ureters
95 Cap. XIX. Of the Bladder
99 Cap. XX. Of the generation of blood
102 Cap. XXI. Of vasa praeparantia in Man
105 Cap. XXII. Of the stones
109 Cap. XXIII. Of the Vessels that carry the seed, and those that keep it
113 Cap. XXIV. Of the Yard
119 Of the Genitals in Women. Cap. XXV. Of the Cunnus
125 Cap. XXVI. Of the Matrix
132 Cap. XXVII. Of the stones, and the seminary vessels
138 The second booke of the brest. Chap. I. Of the common containing parts of it
141 Chap. II. Of the Dugs
147 Cap. III. Of the proper internall containing parts
156 Cap. IV. Of the trunk ascending from the Vena Cava
163 Cap. V. Of Vena arterialis, and arteria venalis
167 Cap. VI. Of the great arteries, and first of the trunk ascending of the same
172 Cap. VII. Of the descending trunk of the Aorta
181 Cap. VIII. Of the hearts similary external parts
186 Cap. IX. Of the similary internal parts
189 Cap. X. Of the frame of the lungs
195 Cap. XI. Of the action of the Lungs
196 Cap. XII. Of the Neck
201 The third booke; of the head. Chap. I. Of the common parts containing
203 Cap. II. Of the Hair
205 Cap. III. Of the proper containing parts
208 Cap. IV. Of the nature of the Braine
210 Cap. V. Of the upper region of the Brain
212 Cap. VI. Of the middle region of the brain
216 Cap. VII. Of the Cerebellum
218 Cap. VIII. Of the spinalis medulla
221 Cap. IX. Of the actions of the Brain
222 Cap. X. Of the sinews proceeding from the brain, and first of the first pair
224 Cap. XI. Of the second and third Pair
227 Cap. XII. Of the fourth and fifth pair
229 Cap. XIII. Of three other paires
232 Cap. XIV. Of the nerves of the spinalis medulla; and first of the nerves of the Neck
236 Cap. XV. Of the nerves of the vertebra of the Brest
238 Cap. XVI. Of the sinews of the marrow of the vertebra of the loyns
240 Cap. XVII. Of the nerves which come from the marrow of os sacrum
241 Cap. XVIII. Sheweth how the brain is to be dissected
242 Cap. XIX. Of the outward parts of the eye
245 Cap. XX. Of the tunicles of the eye
247 Cap. XXI. Of the humours of the Eye
249 Cap. XXII. Of the Auricula
251 Cap. XXIII. Of the inward parts of the care
256 Cap. XXIV. Of the Nose
259 Cap. XXV. Of the Lips
260 Cap. XXVII. Of the inner parts of the mouth
264 The fourth booke. A description of the Veins, Arteries, and Sinews of the Limbs
265 Chap. I. Of the veines of the Arms
267 Cap. II. Of the Arteries of it
268 Cap. III. Of the sinewes of the Arms
269 Cap. IV. Of the veines of the Feet
271 Cap. V. Of the Arteries of the foot
272 Cap. VI. Of the nerves of the Foot
274 Cap. VII. Of the Nerves of the spinalis medulla
280 The explication of the Third Figure
281 The fiefth booke. Containing a Treatise of all the Muscles of the Body. Chap. I. The description of a Muscle
287 Cap. II. Of the differences and action of Muscles
291 Cap. III. Of the muscles of the Eye-lids
292 Cap. IV. Of the muscles of the Eye
294 Cap. V. Of the muscles of the Nose
296 Cap. VI. O the muscles of the lips
299 Cap. VII. Of the muscles of the lower jaw
303 Cap. VIII. Of the Muscles of the Eare
305 Cap. IX. Of the muscle of the Tongue
307 Cap. X. Of the Muscles of the bone of the tongue
308 Cap. XI. Of the muscle of the larynx
310 Cap. XII. Of the Muscles of the uvula and throat
312 Cap. XIII. Of the muscles of the head
314 Cap. XIV. Of the muscles of the Neck
315 Cap. XV. Of the muscles of the Brest
318 Cap. XVI. Of the muscles of the Loins
320 Cap. XVII. Of the muscles of the Abdomen
323 Cap. XVIII. Of the Muscles of the Genitals
325 Cap. XIX. Of the Muscles of the Bladder and Anus
326 Cap. XX. Of the muscles of the Shoulder-blade
329 Cap. XXI. Of the Muscles of the Arms
332 Cap. XXII. Of the Muscles of the Ulna
335 Cap. XXIII. Of the Muscles of the Radius
337 Cap. XXIV. Of the Muscles of the Wrist
338 Cap. XXV. Of the Muscles of the Palme of the Hand
340 Cap. XXVI. Of the Muscles of the four fingers
343 Cap. XXVII. Of the Muscles of the Thumb
346 Cap. XXVIII. Of the Muscles of the Thigh
350 Cap. XXIX. Of the Muscles of the Leg
353 Cap. XXX. Of the muscles of the Instep
357 Cap. XXXI. Of the Muscles of the Toes
363 The number of the Muscles of each part
365 An enumeration fo all the muscles of the whole bodie
379 The Explication of some Appellations of the Muscles, and some other parts of the bodie
384 The explication of the fourth Figure
385 The explication of the fifth Figure
386 The fourth booke of the Bones. Cap. I. Of the nature of a Bone
388 Cap. II. Of the naturall affections of Bones
391 Cap. III. Of the differences of the joyning of bones togethers
394 Cap. IV. Of the sutures of the head
396 Cap. V. Of the proper bones of the head
400 Cap. VI. Of the bones common to the skull and upper jaw
403 Cap. VII. Of the jaws
406 Cap. VIII. Of the teeth
410 Cap. IX. Of the Bone of the Tongue
411 Cap. X. Of the bones of the Neck
414 Cap. XI. Of the vertebrae of the brest
415 Cap. XII. Of the Ribs
417 Cap. XIII. Of the Brest-bone
419 Cap. XIV. Of the vertebrae of the Loines
420 Cap. XV. Of the sacrum; and rump-bone
422 Cap. XVI. Of the Hoop bone
424 Cap. XVII. Of the shoulder-blade
426 Cap. XVIII. Of the Shoulder-bone
427 Cap. XIX. Of the Elbow bones
429 Cap. XX. Of the bones of the Hand
432 Cap. XXI. Of the Thigh-bone
434 Cap. XXII. Of the two bones of the shank
436 Cap. XXIII. Of the bones of the Tarsus
438 Cap. XXIV. Of the rest of the Bones of the Foot
439 Cap. VXX. Containing an Explication of some termes which are found in Anatomicall Authors in the Doctrine of Bones
440 Cap. XXVI. Of the number of the Bones
442 Cap. XXVII. Of a Cartilage
444 Cap. XXVIII. Of a Ligament
[sans numérotation] The Contents of the first Book
[sans numérotation] The contents of the second Book
[sans numérotation] The Contents of the third Book
[sans numérotation] The Contents of the fourth Book
[sans numérotation] The Contents of the fifth Book
[sans numérotation] The Content of the sixth Book
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