An edition of The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles (1754)

The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles

with an historical account of the work : translated from the Latin : to which is added the explanation of the supplement to Albinus, containing a compleat anatomical description of the blood-vessels and nerves, and the external parts of the body : the figures of Albinus, and the supplement, are curiously engrav'd on fifty-one large copper-plates, fifteen inches by twenty-two

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An edition of The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles (1754)

The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles

with an historical account of the work : translated from the Latin : to which is added the explanation of the supplement to Albinus, containing a compleat anatomical description of the blood-vessels and nerves, and the external parts of the body : the figures of Albinus, and the supplement, are curiously engrav'd on fifty-one large copper-plates, fifteen inches by twenty-two

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printed for John and Paul Knapton
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English
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332

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Anatomy, Early works to 1800, Muscles, Skeleton, Bones, Human anatomy, Bone and Bones
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Cover of: The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles
The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles: with an historical account of the work : translated from the Latin : to which is added the explanation of the supplement to Albinus, containing a compleat anatomical description of the blood-vessels and nerves, and the external parts of the body : the figures of Albinus, and the supplement, are curiously engrav'd on fifty-one large copper-plates, fifteen inches by twenty-two
1754, printed for John and Paul Knapton
in English
Cover of: The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles
The explanation of Albinus's anatomical figures of the human skeleton and muscles: with an historical account of the work : translated from the Latin : to which is added the explanation of the supplement to Albinus, containing a compleat anatomical description of the blood-vessels and nerves, and the external parts of the body : the figures of Albinus, and the supplement, are curiously engrav'd on fifty-one large copper-plates, fifteen inches by twenty-two
1754, printed for John and Paul Knapton
in English

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The text, attributed to Albinus, was intended to accompany Albinus's atlas of plates entitled, "Tabulae sceleti et musculorum corporis humani", published by Knaptons in 1749.

Separate title page: "A compleat system of the blood-vessels and nerves".

Final leaf of advertisements.

Includes index.

ESTC n009962

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Other Titles
A compleat system of the blood-vessels and nerves., A complete system of the blood-vessels and nerves.

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xxiv, 332, 2, 106 p. :
Number of pages
332

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OL24649556M
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explanationofalb00albi
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223145769

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