The class-book of anatomy : designed for schools, explanatory of the first principles of human mechanism, as the basis of physical education . nd the spine of the the neck, and pull the head scapula. backward. The os humeri, between its To draw the os humeri two tuberosities in the edge backward, and to roll it upon of the groove for the tendon its axis,of the biceps muscle. The lower edge of the three To draw the ribs outward, or four lowermost ribs, near downward, and backward,their cartilages. 80 ANATOMICAL CLASS BOOK. Splenitis. Serratus superior posticus. Spinalis dorsi.
The class-book of anatomy : designed for schools, explanatory of the first principles of human mechanism, as the basis of physical education . nd the spine of the the neck, and pull the head scapula. backward. The os humeri, between its To draw the os humeri two tuberosities in the edge backward, and to roll it upon of the groove for the tendon its axis,of the biceps muscle. The lower edge of the three To draw the ribs outward, or four lowermost ribs, near downward, and backward,their cartilages. 80 ANATOMICAL CLASS BOOK. Splenitis. Serratus superior posticus. Spinalis dorsi. Levatores costarum, orSupra-cotales. Sacro-lumbalis. Arises from The spinous processes ofthe three last cervical, andfour first dorsal vertebra?. The spines of the four lastcervical, and four superior dor-sal vertebrae. The spinous processes ofthe three last cervical, and twosuperior dorsal vertebras. Two spinous processes ofthe loins, and three lower ofthe back. The transverse processes ofthe last cervical and the dor-sal vertebras. The sacrum, spine of theilium, and the spinous andtransverse processes of thelumbar vertebras. Fig. Explanations ofFig. 37. a. The Irapezi- b. The latissiinusdorsi. c. The rhomboi-deus minor. d. The rhomboi-deus major. e. The serralusposticus inferior. /. The levatoranguli scapulae. Blocks were in-troduced to repre-sent the figure in ahorizontal position,that the musclesmight be more dis-tinctly seen. ANATOMICAL CLASS BOOK. 81 Instrted into Use. The basis of the scapula, at To move the scapula up- lts upper and lower part. wards and backward. The two first cervical verte- To move the head back-brae, and the side of the os ward, and also to one side,occipitis. The second, third, and fourth To expand the thorax, by ribs, by three neat fleshy elevating the ribs,tongues. All the spinous processes of To extend the vertebra?,the back, except the first. The angles of the ribs. To lift the ribs upward. The lower edge of each rib, To draw the ribs dow
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