Sōmatographia anthrōpinē. Or a description of the body of man / By artificiall figures representing the members, and fit termes expressing the same. Set forth ... by W[illiam] J[aggard] Printer.

  • Crooke, Helkiah, 1576-1648
Date:
1616
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Credit: Sōmatographia anthrōpinē. Or a description of the body of man / By artificiall figures representing the members, and fit termes expressing the same. Set forth ... by W[illiam] J[aggard] Printer. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    VI fhcwethlhe trunk? & branches of the hollow vcyne as they are dijfcwmtcd through all the three Rcgrns of the body. . The trunke of the hollow Vein be * bbjl he Veine called mufcula fuperior. low the Liuer. it*. The roots of the fame hollow veyn If proceeding out of the Liuer, which make the trunke thereof. Another roote arifing out of the hollow fide-of the Liuer. B.Thefeateof the hollow Veyne be¬ twixt the Liuer and M:drifte. £. The Veine Fhrenica or the veine of the Midrifte. P. The orifice by which the hollo we veine groweth to die heart. fc.Thecrowne-veineor the Inarr. sr’F. The trunke of the Veine Azygos. GG. The intercofiall Vtines procee¬ ding from the forefaide trunke. h The by-parritionof the trunke of . the hollov/e veine at thcingulum or ; flicking place. pl.Thefubclauian veine tending vnto the arme. K The vpperinurcofial veine* dd A veine climbing to the top of the fhoulder which is fometimes double? mm The Veine calkd Bafitica. f.l he trunk ot the hoilow vein vndcjr S 1 • ( the Liuer. Jt.The rig^t fatty ve^i or adipqfa dextra w.The left fatty vein or Adipefii Jinifra. 'd'j The emulgent Veines. XA5p.p.Thesight and le’c fperrracuke veines. Y The begim ing of the veiLgll callecj vas.varkofim or the hodden vefiell. £. The Veines Called Luwbaies or be- longing to the I.oines. o. The bifurcation <: f the hollow veine into the lliack branches. 7T, The vpper Veine called Mufcula. (V. A diuixion of the Ichlhadi branch into an interior marked with p. and an exterior marked with 7.1 he Veine called Mufcula media. <P-. T h ti Vefd c called fur a. LL The Mam ary veines defeending, v 4-The Veire cAlc6 HyPogjtjtrica M r.The coniun&ion o£the delctnd- ing Mammary veine at M. with the Epigaflricall veine at r, N N. The necke veine called Cquicfi* O.The Veine called Mu fit fa. P. The vppcrChefi Veine. * . The double Scapulary or fhe veins of the fhouldt r-blade. te.R.The lower chefl Veine. SS.The internal] Iugular Veine. pT. The exterrtallIugular Veines. tV. The cxternall Iugular Veine diui- ded into two vnder the root of the Car X.The inner branch thereof, pf. The outer branch thereof. ZA branch proceeding fr6the vtter ’ veine next aboue namcd3to the face# £. The for* head veine. A branch creeping s p the temples* ' A furcle reaching to 'ihe Nowle or backfide of the head. The Veine called Cephalic a, or the vtter veine of the arme. which i n branch of thz inner bow<s marked with p defe nding to the blad dcr &the wort h. co A Vemmocecd- ing out of the extcrnalbranch marked with which is ioyned to the final} branches of the inner vpine, notfavre from the perforation or hole of the tharebone. T, IT e veine called EfrZd- iv .* k cy Jincay\*hich is an exterior (boot of the branch c.rjiing vpward. A The vein cabled pudenda,an interior ffioot of the branch going to the genitals 0 the firfi: skin-veine of the leg, defending to the toes ot the feer. A. A brsunch offered to the place o£ the groine or les' e. H. A branch creeping through the skin of the thigh, £LThe vein cald tmfcula inferior, creeping through the place where the hip is articulated or ioyned with the thigh, x, A veine Ah flributed to the 7 .and e mufclesor the Iegge z A veine cor^uayed to the fixe mufcle of the thigh. F 4.