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American Journal of Science
Fam. 1. Squiixidjg. — Rostrum carapace perarticulationem discretum. Genus I.
Sqitilla. — Digitus manus maxims? intus spinoso-dentafcus. Ramus pedum
thoracis sex posticorum minor angustus. Genus 2. Gonodactylus. — Digitus
manus ...
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The American Journal of Science and Arts
Fam. 1. Sql-illid^e. — Rostrum carapace per articulationem discretum. Genus 1.
Sq.uii.la. — Digitus manus maxiuue intus spinoso-dentatus. Ramus pedum
thoracis sex posticoruni minor angustus. Genus 2. Gokodactyluh. — Digitus
manus ...
Patients Ankilosis, cruris I Bursitis 2 Carcinoma, cervicis 1 Carcinoma, labia faciei
I Carcinoma, linguae I Carcinoma, maxillae I Carcinoma, recti I Carcinoma, uteri I
Carbunculus I Cellulitis 4 Cellulitis, cruris 25 Cellulitis, digitus manus I ...
New York (N.Y.). Dept. of Public Welfare, 1906
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Pantologia: A new cyclopaedia, comprehending a complete ...
Digitus manus. A finger. The fingers and thumb in each hand consist of fourteen
bones, there being three to each finger ; they are denominated according to their
order the first, second, and third phalanx. The first is longer than the second, and
...
John Mason Good, Olinthus Gregory, Newton Bosworth, 1813
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Pantologia: a new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a ...
... longer than the second, and the second longer than the third. What has beeft
said of the fingers applies to the toes also. Digitus pedis. A toe. See Digitus
manus. DIGLADIATION. s. (digladiatio, Lat.) A combat with swords ; any quarrel (
Glan.).
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Schola medicinae universalis nova. Pars prior, continens ...
... inferior — Meatus auditorius — Minimus digitus manus - — — pedis — Nasus
— — Oculi — — Palma — — Pénis — — Pharynx — — Pollex manus — — pedis
— — Radius — — Scapulx — — Tarsus — — Testes — — Thorax — — Tibia- ...
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Irish Glosses: A Mediaeval Tract on Latin Declension, with ...
Merlaime, a finger (lit. digitus manus, as toe is — 466. Mer choise, digitus pedis),
mer (digitus), ace. dual ; imber in da mer (infer duos digitos), Z. 926 ; abl. pl. in e
meraib (in digitis ejus), Z. 347. Mer seems to have lost a letter (t ?) before r; cf.
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Universal Technological Dictionary
11, c. l. DIGITUS Manus ct Pedis (Anal) the finger and toe. The fingers and thumb
in each hand consist of fourteen bones, which are distributed into three orders
called Phalanxes. The same applies to the toes of each foot. , DIGLIPH (Archit.) ...
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Universal Technological Dictionary Or Familiar Explanation ...
1. 7, C. 13; Isid. Orig. 1.11,0.1. Digitus Manus el Pedis (Anat.) the finger and toe.
The fingers and thumb in each hand consist of fourteen bones, which are
distributed into three orders called Phalanxes. The same applies to the toes of
each foot.
To discriminate them therefore, they are obliged to add another word, as digitus
manus, or digitus pedis; which sufficiently justifies our distinction of Xnfo-Wx-ruA*
and IloJo-JaxTuAa. Now we may observe these differences between the fingers ...
Royal Society (Great Britain), Charles Hutton, George Shaw, 1809
