Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D.

  • Aitken, John, -1790.
Date:
MDCCLXXXV. [1785]
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Credit: Principles of osteology, or the anatomy of the human bones. : Interspersed with chirurgical remarks, and illustrated with copper-plate engravings, drawn from nature, or copied from the works of the greatest masters. For the use of students. / By John Aitken, M.D. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Table B. A lateral View or Profile of tlie full-Gzed adult Skull, and Bones of the Face. A Its fore part. B The portion which it contributes to the temporal folia, circumfcribed by the circular line bbb, to which the margin of the tem- poral mufcle adheres. CG The left part of the coronal future, which becomes fbmewhat rectilinear as it ap- proaches to the fphenoidal one in the tempo-* ral folia, where it is covered by the temporal mufcle. D Ext era al angular procefs. E Internal angular procefs. F Superciliary procefs. G Orbitar procefs. H Folia of the lachrymal gland* I Superciliary hole. K Prominence caufed by the frontal finus. EE Orbitar holes, internal and external. Frontal Bone. Parietal Bone• M Left one. N Anterior inferior angle or procefs. Q Pofterior