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FOOTNOTES:
[1] It is unusual for muscles to have two tendons at the same end. Hence the name biceps, or “two-headed.”
[2] From pulmo, lung; the artery of the lung.
[3] From hepar, liver; the vein of the liver.
| Typographical errors corrected by the etext transcriber: |
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| would be unvailing=> would be unavailing {pg 34} |
| cordæ tendineæ=> chordæ tendineæ {pg 70} |
| the triscuspid valve between=> the tricuspid valve between {pg 72} |
| the body may may=> the body may {pg 103} |