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Page 174
... wall , which is about 600 yards north of the archaic temple . In connection with the sanctuary and gymnasium were elaborate arrangements of springs and cisterns — those near the Asclepeum possibly medicinal , those below the gymnasium ...
... wall , which is about 600 yards north of the archaic temple . In connection with the sanctuary and gymnasium were elaborate arrangements of springs and cisterns — those near the Asclepeum possibly medicinal , those below the gymnasium ...
Page 792
... walls of the pharynx are attached by its connective tissue and muscles to the surrounding structures . The attachment in most areas is loose enough in organization to permit gliding of the pharyngeal wall , in the movements of ...
... walls of the pharynx are attached by its connective tissue and muscles to the surrounding structures . The attachment in most areas is loose enough in organization to permit gliding of the pharyngeal wall , in the movements of ...
Page 1121
... walls and roof of the attic by three small ligaments . Another ligament fixes the short process ( projection ) of the incus in a slight depression in the rear wall of the cavity . Its long process is bent near its lower end and carries ...
... walls and roof of the attic by three small ligaments . Another ligament fixes the short process ( projection ) of the incus in a slight depression in the rear wall of the cavity . Its long process is bent near its lower end and carries ...
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