 | 1816 - 534 sider
...that of the heart, may be destroyed through the nervous system. ' 18. That the office of the ganglia is to combine the influence of the various parts of...endowed with the combined influence of those parts. ' 19. That die will has no influence over the muscles of involuntary motion, because, in their ordinary... | |
 | John Mason Good - 1829 - 736 sider
...office, as its ramiika- Dr. Philip conceives, is " to combine the influence of the substitute*. va"ous parts of the nervous system, from which they receive...endowed with the combined influence of those parts*." He hence accounts for some organs of the frame being affected by every part of the nervous system,... | |
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That the power of die blood-vessels, like that of the heart, may be destroyed through the nervous system. ' 18. That the office of the ganglia is to combine the influence of the various parts of the nervous system, from which they receive nerves, and... 