10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ATTOLLENS»
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Anatomy, descriptive and surgical
They are the analogues of large and important muscles in some of the mammalia
. Dissection. This requires considerable care, and should be performed in the
following manner. To expose the Attollens aurem, draw the pinna or broad part of
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Lambert M Surhone, Mariam T Tennoe, Susan F Henssonow, 2011
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A New Universal Etymological, Technological and Pronouncing ...
1 1 Attollens, at-tol'lens, s. (attollens, lifting up, Lat.) In Anatomy, a name given to
those muscles of the eye, ear, &c., which serve to draw up these organs —
attollens attrem, attollens auricula and attollens auriadum, a muscle of the
external ear ...
John Craig (lexicographer.), 1849
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A Dictionary of the Veterinary Art: Containing All the ...
r The scmi-lunar fold, formed by the conjunctiva. s Attollens; it arises from the
bottom of the orbit near the foramen opticnm, from the elongation of the dura
matcr by a short narrow tendon, and is inserted into the tunica fclerotica forming
the ...
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Anthropologia Nova Or a New System of Anatomy Describing the ...
Annuens, jeu Rectus minor Anticus 379 Antithenar, 'viglyhdductor Pollicis manfis
1 Aperiens palpebram rectus 321 \ Arytaznoideus 206 Attollens Auriculam 328 .--
A-ttollens Ala Nasi 306 -__.Attollens Ocusium, ruzsid. hlevator Oculi Attollens ...
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Descriptive anatomy of the horse and domestic animals. ...
Relation: Externally, with skin; internally, with temporalis and attollens posticus ;
posteriorly, with the retrahentes. Action : To approximate the ears, turning their
openings forwards. Attollens Anterioris vel Ztgomatico-auricularis. — Situation ...
Thomas Strangeways, John Goodsir, John Wilson Johnston, 1870
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A new universal etymological technological, and pronouncing ...
In Anatomy, a name given to those muscles of the eye, ear, &c, which serve to
draw up these organs — attollens aurem, attollens aurictdm and attolltus
auriculum, a muscle of the external ear — the use of which is to draw the ear
upwards, and ...
John Craig (F.G.S.), 1848
8
The Explanation of Albinus's Anatomical Figures of the Human ...
d The obliquiis superior: whose origination (lying behind the beginnings of the
rectus adduccns, the attollens, and elevator of the eye-lid) could not be here
represented. Add Fig. 22. a. The systematic connexion is seen in Tab. IV. c d in
the ...
Bernhard Siegfried Albinus, 1754
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The Works of Virgil: Translated Into English Prose, as Near ...
Sed ipsa imago conjugis in umati venit ad cam in somnis, attollens ora. pallida
miris modis; nudavit aras crudeles, pectoraque trsjects ferro, retexitque omne
cœcum scelus domus. Tum susdet ei celerare fugam, excedereque рвы-Ы, ...
10
The dissector's manual of practical and surgical anatomy
Attollens aurem, Attrahens aurem, Ketrahens aurem. The dissection of these
three small and superficial muscles requires the careful removal of the
integument from around the pinna ; their exact position is shown by drawing the
pinna from the ...
Sir Erasmus Wilson, William Hunt, 1856
