10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «QUADRIGEMINOUS»
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The Deinburgh Medical And Surgical Hournal: Exhibiting a ...
The origin of the optic nerves from the quadrigeminous eminences, which was
taught by Gall, had been believed in part by Morgagni, Winslow, Santorini, Zinn,
Girardi, and Soemmering. The proper modification of this opinion is now shown
by ...
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Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a Concise ...
The origin of the optic nerves from the quadrigeminous eminences, which was
taught by Gall, had been believed in part by Morgagni, Winslow, Santorini, Zinn,
Girardi, and Soemmering. The proper modification of this opinion is now shown
by ...
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The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal ...
The origins of the nerves also, excepting those of the optic, viz. the geniculate
bodies and quadrigeminous eminences, were exempt from any compression
from the fluid. -Indeed, bad it not_ been for the extreme weight and unwieldiness
of the ...
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the edinburgh medical and surgical journal
The Quadrigeminous Eminences of the right side act upon the left and right Iris ;
and in like manner there is maintained with the Quadrigeminous Eminences of
the left side an action, the real existence of which has been established by the ...
adam and charles black, 1853
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: A Work of Universal ...
... quadngeminate pwod-n-jem i-nit), a. [< trifarious, and multifarious. + cornu
quadrigemin-ous + -ate1.'] 1, In hot., growing in fours, as the cells of certain alga?
. — 2. In anat., same as quadrigeminotts. quadrigeminous (kwod-ri-jem'i-nus), a.
William Dwight Whitney, 1906
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The Century Dictionary: An Encyclopedic Lexicon of the ...
The quadrigeminous bodies of the brain, more fully called corpora quadri- gemim
. Below mammals they are represented by the corpora bigemina, or twin bodies.
See corpus. quadrigeminal (kwod-ri-jem'i-nal), a. [< quad- rigemin-ous + -at.] ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
... the re cx mo/ tions. Frey, Histol. and istochcm. (trans), p. 594.quadrigeminate (
kwod-ri-jcm'i-m'rt), a. [< qrmdrigemin-ous + -atcl.] 1. In bot., growing in fours, as
the cells of certain algae—2. lu mmh. same as quadrigcminnus. quadrigeminous
...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1900
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In anat., same as quadrigeminous. quadrigeminous (kwod-ri-jem'i-nus), a. [< L.
quadrigeminus, fourfold, < quattuor (quadri-), = E.four, + geminus, twin-bom, twin:
see Gemini, geminate.] 1. Consisting of four similar parts; having four parts, ...
William Dwight Whitney, Benjamin Eli Smith, 1914
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: Dictionary
The quadriga for which Praxiteles was said to have made the driver. A. S. Murray,
Greek Sculpture, 1. 182. quadrigemina(kwod-ri-jem'i-nii), n.pl. [NL., neut. pi. of L.
quadrigeiiiinus, fourfold: see quadrigeminous.] The quadrigeminous bodies of ...
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The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century ...
In anat., same as quadrigeminous. quadrigeminous (kwod-ri-jem'i-nus), a. [< L.
quacirigeminus, fourfold, < quattuor (quadri-), = E.J'our, + geminus, twin-born,
twin: see Gemini, geminate.] 1. Consisting of four similar parts; having four parts,
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