The Critical Review: Or, Annals of Literature, Volume 56Tobias George Smollett W. Simpkin and R. Marshall., 1783 Each number includes a classified "Monthly catalogue." |
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Page 164
... nerves . ' Dr. Monro obferves , that the brain not only fupplies the nerves with their medulla , but probably ferves fome other ufeful purpose ; for there are many tranfverfe bun- dles of fibres in it , and animals . which have this ...
... nerves . ' Dr. Monro obferves , that the brain not only fupplies the nerves with their medulla , but probably ferves fome other ufeful purpose ; for there are many tranfverfe bun- dles of fibres in it , and animals . which have this ...
Page 165
... nerves is more brown than that of the medullary part of the brain , and they are larger in their pro- gress than at their supposed origin . The optic nerve , and the portio mollis of the auditory nerve , feem to acquire cineritious ...
... nerves is more brown than that of the medullary part of the brain , and they are larger in their pro- gress than at their supposed origin . The optic nerve , and the portio mollis of the auditory nerve , feem to acquire cineritious ...
Page 166
... nerves in oppofite directions , feems to be of a fimilar kind . The principal example is the portio dura of the auditory nerve , which is united to the fecond and third branches of the fifth pair , in the face : thefe our author has ...
... nerves in oppofite directions , feems to be of a fimilar kind . The principal example is the portio dura of the auditory nerve , which is united to the fecond and third branches of the fifth pair , in the face : thefe our author has ...
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