thirst, lust.
Of the nerve which is the cause of movement from the shoulder to the elbow, of the movement from the elbow to the hand, from the joint of the hand to the springing of the fingers. From the springing of the fingers to the middle joints, and from the middle joints to the last.
Of the nerve which causes the movement of the thigh, and from the knee to the foot, and from the joint of the foot to the toes, and then to the middle of the toes and of the rotary motion of the leg.
806.
ANATOMY.
Which nerves or sinews of the hand are those which close and part the fingers and toes latteraly?
807.
Remove by degrees all the parts of the front of a man in making your dissection, till you come