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ARiseth fleshy from the ligament that joyns the Fibula and Tibia, accord∣ing to their Longitude, and from both bones backward, and becomes a round Tendon at or near the internal Maleo∣lus; where being bound by a strong li∣gament, he overruns him, and recovering the Sole of the Foot, is inserted into the inferior part of that Os Tarsi that joyns himself with Os Cubiformis.