10 LIVROS EM PORTUGUÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SOPORAL»
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Vesalius on the human brain: introduction, translation of ...
This figure rests on the occiput and so much of the brain as remains is bent back
so that the organs of smell, together with the junction of those of sight, and the
largest branches of the soporal artery are brought into view. a,a Right cerebrum,
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Andreas Vesalius, Charles Joseph Singer, 1952
and the largest branches of the soporal artery are brought into viewA,A,a Right
cerebrum, still covered by tenuis. b,b Left cerebrum. c,c The projections which
most call 'mammillary' [= frontal poles]. d,d Cavities to receive the organs of smell.
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Health, a Poem: By E. B--d, M.D. To which are Added, ...
... To Nature's whole Oeconomy i Impedes, or wholly doth defeat The making of
her Work complete ; For all Secretions are made best, «" I'th' quiet State of Sleep
and Reli ; When all the Faculties of the Mind, Are to their (soporal) Cells confiri'd j
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Edward Baynard, John Hill, 1760
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The Philosophical and Theological Works of the Late Truly ...
LXX. fttym, "a Net it is, iays Hefyc. the Middle of a Sieve, in which are many small
Holes — The manifold and complex Interweaving of the Branches of the soporal
Artery at the Base of the Brain, whence the animal Spirit is raised from the Vitals.
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Health, a poem ... To which is annexed, The doctor's decade. ...
iFor all shcretiom- are made best * I' th' quiet state os sleep and rest. i When all
the saculties-os th' mind Are to their (soporal) cell' confin'd, Then all the vital
functions are (Cause not disturb'd by mental care)Each to his office to repair, And
...
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An Universal Etymological Dictionary: Comprehending the ...
SOPITED [fopilut, L.] laid to Пеер. SOPORAL Arteria [among Anatomißt] the
Carotid Arteries, fo called, bicaufc, if tied, they immediately inclined the Pu (on to
flecp. SO'PORATIVE. cauûng Sleep. SOPOR1FEROUS [foporifer, L.] briog- ing
Sleep ...
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The universal etymological English dictionary
SO'PINESS [of J"apic£ncJTe, Sax.] a being dawbed with l'ope. SOTITIVE
IsopitivHs, L.] causing sleep. SOPORAL [/ororKj, L.] causing sleep. SOPORI'
KEROUSNESS [of fopori- fer, L. 1 a ileep causing quality. SOPO ROUS ifoporus,
L.] fleepy.
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Colloquia chirurgica: or, The art of surgery epitomiz'd and ...
When the Jugular Veins and Soporal Arteries are divided in Wounds of the Neck.
Q. How is Incarnation performed ? A. It has been already taught in the Doctrine of
Ulcers, to which you are to have recourfe. CHAP. XXX. . Of thi Gun-Shot ...
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A Dictionary of the Welsh Language, Explained in English: ...
tîcn jcith tbt bi'.t. H. G(rjmt—Mib:r.i.gKné Cyfawz, s. m.— pl. cyfoiion (су— fawz) A
compound. Cyfawi, a. (cws) Soporal, or foporous ; fleepy. Cyibod, s. m. (cys —
bed) A co-exiilence ; endurance. Cyibod, v. (cys — bod) To co-exift ; to endure.
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An Universal Etymological English Dictionary;: Comprehending ...
SOPORAL Arteries [among Anatomists'] the Caroid Arteries, so called, becauic. if
tied, they immediately inclined the Person to sleep. SO'PORATIVE, causing
Sleep. SOPORIF'EROUS \_sif!". l~] Wiling Sleep. SO'PY, besmeared with Sope.
