Fig. 1.
THE Upper and Fore-parts of the Penis and Bladder of Urine, well Exprest after a Curious Dissection.
A A, The Cavernous Bodies of the Penis Whole.
B B, That Part of the Skin which Composes the Praeputium.
b, The Reduplication or Inner Membrane of the Praeputium.
C D, The Blood-Vessels which Adorn the Up∣per-part or Dorsum Penis.
E, The Glans or Balanus.
About the Neck of the Glans where the Pre∣puce is join'd to the Penis, are plac'd the Glan∣dulae Odoriferae, taken Notice of by the Accu∣rate Anatomist Dr. Tyson. These separate a Mat∣ter, which serves to Lubricate the Prepuce, and make it slide easily on the Glans. These Glan∣dules of the Prepuce are frequently very much Tumified in Venereal Contacts, and especially if these Parts happen to be Ulcerated, whence a Foetide Matter proceeds.
F F, The Urine Bladder Open'd.
G G, Parts of the Ureters next the Bladder.
H H, Portions of the Vasa Deferentia.
I I, Parts of the Vesiculae Seminales in View.
K, The Caruncula or Caput Gallinaginis, and Ostiolae Prostatarum as they Appear after the Fore-part of the Urethra is Divided.
K L, The Prostatae whose Upper-part is Di∣vided with the Urethra.
M, The Vein of the Penis which is Comprest in an Erection, by a Ligament plac'd under the Ossa pubis.
N N, The Two Arteries of the Penis.
O O, The Nerves.
P P, The Corpora Cavernosa free'd from the Ossa Pubis and their Musculi Erectores.
Q Q, Parts of the Musculus Accelerator Uri∣nae free'd from the Bulb of the Cavernous Body of the Urethra, and Expanded.