Annals of Anatomy and Surgery, Bind 4

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the Society, 1881
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Side 10 - ... wicked spirit to or for any intent or purpose, or take up any dead man, woman, or child out of his, her or their grave, or any other place where the dead body resteth or the skin, bone, or...
Side 26 - The same trunks of nerves whose branches supply the groups of muscles moving a joint furnish also a distribution of nerves to the skin over the insertions of the same muscles ; and — what at thin moment more especially merits our attention — the interior of the joint receives its nerves from the same source.
Side 222 - ... life. On sawing through the vertebra, a little to the right of the median line, it was found that the spinal canal was not involved by the track of the ball. The spinal cord and other contents of this portion of the spinal canal presented no abnormal appearances.
Side 119 - In writing these books I compose a true and real hymn to that awful Being who made us all ; and, in my opinion, true religion consists not so much in costly sacrifices and fragrant perfumes offered upon his altars, as in a thorough conviction impressed upon our minds, and an endeavour to produce a similar impression upon the minds of others, of His unerring wisdom. His resistless power, and His all-diffusive goodness.
Side 9 - ... bury in some public cemetery the remains of all bodies, after they shall have answered the purposes of study aforesaid ; and for any neglect or violation of this...
Side 14 - ... nature too delicate for direct legislation ; but the public mind should be instructed in its interesting importance. Let it be shown that the knowledge which is sought in the science of anatomy concerns all the living, and that without it the accidents and ills of life which art might remedy are beyond relief. Let the reason of men be addressed, and prejudice be dispelled by information and the force of argument.
Side 162 - Hi* style is elegant, but diffuse and prolix, and he abounds in allusions and quotations from the ancient Greek poets, philosophers, and historians. At the time when Galen began to devote himself to the study of medicine, the profession was divided into several sects, which were constantly disputing with each other. The Dogmatic! and Empirici had for several centuries been opposed to each other ; in the first century B.
Side 9 - If the remains of any person so delivered or received shall be subsequently claimed by any relative or friend, they shall be given up to such relative or friend for interment. Any person claiming any corpse or remains for interment as provided in this section, may be required by the persons, college...
Side 9 - And it shall be the duty of the said professors and teachers decently to bury in some public cemetery the remains of all bodies, after they shall have answered the purposes of study aforesaid ; and for any neglect or violation of...
Side 120 - His favours to all His works, is a manifest proof of His goodness, which calls loudly for our hymns and praises. His having found the means necessary for the establishment and preservation of this beautiful order and disposition, is as incontestable a proof of His wisdom as His having done whatever He pleased is of His omnipotence.

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