, organs of respiration, are closely connected words.
But perhaps the best argument may be found in the Vignettes of chapter 28, where the two lungs are actually drawn as in the hieratic papyrus (Pl. 2) published by Sir Charles Nicholson. In others (as Leyden, T. 16) even the larynx is visible. (See [Plate X].)
The Italian word corata is immortalised through its occurrence in a memorable passage in Dante (Inf., XXVIII), but for want of a better English term than the butcher’s technical word pluck[[44]] I use the expression whole heart.
[2.] But,
. This is the most frequent reading both in the earliest and in the latest papyri. But some texts have simply
