A compleat treatise of the muscles as they appear in humane body, and arise in dissection with diverse anatomical observations not yet discover'd : illustrated by near fourty copper-plates, accurately delineated and engraven / by John Browne ...

The Explanation of the Six and thirtieth Table.

FIG. I.

• B. C. D. Peroneus Primus.
• B. Shews its strong Ori∣gination.
• C. Its Venter.
• D. D. Its Tendon.
• E. E. Peroneus Secundus.
• f. Shews its Tendon.
• G. Extensor Tertii Internodii Digitorum.
• H. H. H. H. Shews its four Tendon.
• I. Its fifth Tendon.
• L. Pollicis Tensor.
• a. Shews its beginning.
• b. Its Tendon.
• M. N. O. Tibiaeus Anticus.
• M. Its Origination.
• N Its Fleshy Venter.
• O. Its Tendon.
• S. Extensor Secundi Internodii Digitorum.

FIG. II.

• D. D. D. Peroneus Primus.
• E. Its Tendon.
• I. I. I. Peronaeus Secundus.
• K. Shews its Tendon.
• N. Pollicis Tensor laid bare.
• P. Transversalis Placentini.
• R. R. T. T. Lumbricales laid bare.
• R. R. R. The Fleshy Mass from whence they do arise.
• S S. S. S Shews the four Tendons whence they do arise.
• T. T. T. T. Shews their own four Tendons.

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TAB. XXXVI.