| Chap.
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| 35.
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Of the Joints of the Fingers.
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170.
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| 36.
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Of the Joint of the Wrist.
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176.
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| 37.
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Of the Joint of the Foot.
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177.
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| 38.
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Of the Knee.
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178.
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| 39.
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Of the Joints.
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179.
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| 40.
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Of the Naked.
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220.
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| 41.
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Of the Thickness of the Muscles.
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221.
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| 42.
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Fat Subjects have small Muscles.
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222.
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| 43.
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Which of the Muscles disappear in the different Motions of the Body.
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223.
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| 44.
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Of the Muscles.
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226.
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| 45.
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Of the Muscles.
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224.
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| 46.
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The Extension and Contraction of the Muscles.
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227.
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| 47.
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Of the Muscle between the Chest and the lower Belly.
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230.
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| 48.
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Of a Man's complex Strength, but first of the Arm.
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234.
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| 49.
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In which of the two Actions, Pulling or Pushing, a Man has the greatest Power, Plate II.
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235.
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| 50.
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Of the bending of Members, and of the Flesh round the bending Joint.
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236.
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| 51.
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Of the naked Body.
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180.
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| 52.
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Of a Ligament without Muscles.
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228.
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| 53.
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Of Creases.
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238.
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| 54.
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How near behind the Back one Arm can be brought to the other. Plate III. and IV.
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232.
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| 55.
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Of the Muscles.
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225.
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| 56.
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Of the Muscles.
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194.
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| 57.
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Of the bending of the Body.
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204.
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| 58.
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The same Subject.
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205.
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| 59.
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The Necessity of anatomical Knowledge.
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43.
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