Pantologia. A new (cabinet) cyclopædia, by J.M. Good, O. Gregory, and N. Bosworth assisted by other gentlemen of eminence, Volume 11813 |
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... muscles , the short ribs , and ossa ilii ; anteriorly by the abdominal muscles ; and posteriorly by the vertebra_of the loins , the os sacrum and os coccygis . In- ternally it is invested by a smooth membrane called peritoneum , and ...
... muscles , the short ribs , and ossa ilii ; anteriorly by the abdominal muscles ; and posteriorly by the vertebra_of the loins , the os sacrum and os coccygis . In- ternally it is invested by a smooth membrane called peritoneum , and ...
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... muscles which pull back parts of the body into which they are inserted , as abductor auricu- laris auris , tauscles of the external ear ; alduc- ter indicis , of the fore finger ; abductor lon- pellicis , of the thumb ; abductor digiti ...
... muscles which pull back parts of the body into which they are inserted , as abductor auricu- laris auris , tauscles of the external ear ; alduc- ter indicis , of the fore finger ; abductor lon- pellicis , of the thumb ; abductor digiti ...
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... muscles , veins , and arteries . To ABSCIND . v . a . To cut off . ABSCISS , ABSCISSE , or ABSCISSA , of a conic section , or a curve , is a part or segment cut off a line at some certain point , which is determined by an ordinate to ...
... muscles , veins , and arteries . To ABSCIND . v . a . To cut off . ABSCISS , ABSCISSE , or ABSCISSA , of a conic section , or a curve , is a part or segment cut off a line at some certain point , which is determined by an ordinate to ...
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... muscle of the penis . It arises fleshy from the sphincter ani and membranous part of the urethra , and tendinous from ... muscles is to drive the urine or se- men forward , and by grasping the bulbous part of the urethra , to push the ...
... muscle of the penis . It arises fleshy from the sphincter ani and membranous part of the urethra , and tendinous from ... muscles is to drive the urine or se- men forward , and by grasping the bulbous part of the urethra , to push the ...
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... muscle . ACCESSORILY , ad . ( from accessory ) . In the manner of an accessory . A'CCESSORY , a . Joined to another thing so as to increase it ; additional ( Hooker ) . ACCESSORY , s . ( accessorius , Lat . acces- soire , Fr. ) Some ...
... muscle . ACCESSORILY , ad . ( from accessory ) . In the manner of an accessory . A'CCESSORY , a . Joined to another thing so as to increase it ; additional ( Hooker ) . ACCESSORY , s . ( accessorius , Lat . acces- soire , Fr. ) Some ...
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