
 
        
         
		T A B U L A  IX.  
 PE L V I S  a  latere  ad  plenum  confpccfla,  una  cum  contcntis  
 ejus,  partibufque  contiguis;  per  medium  fcilicet  divifa,  ut  
 ofQum  flexura;,  etiitus  partium  internarum  oculo  facilius  exhiberi  
 poilent.  Iraperfeda  eft  hsec  figura  ad  pubem,  extrorfum  pariter  
 aique  introrfum.  Partes  quas  hic  dcficiuiit,  cultro  feparatsc  funi,  
 dura  cadavcr  ad  aliquas  tabulamm  prsecedenduin  pingendas  parabatur. 
   Defcéhira  autem  abunde  fupplebit  tab.  XXII,  in  hunc  
 finem  delineata.  
 A  Femur  dextrum  a  parte  interiori.  
 B B  B  B  Lumbomm  vertebrae quatuor  inieriores.  Has  inter cerni tur fubftantia  
 ligamentofa, extans,  inxqual is,  circa  medium  prajierdm  ubi  
 molliflima  eft,  et  facile  tumcfcit, fi-quando  feda  fuerit,  et  in-aqua  
 CCCC  Vertebrarura  earundem  proceffus  fpinales.  
 D  Vertebrarum  lumborum  canalis,  in  quo  reliquise  quaedam.caudsc  
 equina:,  obfcure  licet,  confpiciuntur.  
 E  E  Mufculorum  lumbos  extendentium  partes  inferiores.  
 F  Luniborum  membrana  adipofa  ét  cutis.  
 GGQ  Sacri  offa  tria  fuperiora.  
 H  li  Sacri  offa  duo  inferiora,  primumque  còccygis,  firmiter  coalita. 
   
 I  Coccygis  OS f e cundum,  quod,  ope  medii-e  cartilaginis,  ad  pximum  
 facile  movetur.  
 K  Coccygis  offa  duo  inferiora  in  unum  coalita,  parique  ad  fecundum  
 mobilitate  pncdita.  
 L  Sacri  fpina.  M  Sacri  canalis.  .  
 J Í  Mufculorum  abdominis  et  integumentorum  anguli  inferioris  
 pars,  in  oflis  ilium  fpinam  reilexa.  
 0  Vena  inguinalis  magna  epigaftricam  emittens,  quam  etiam  
 arteria  cjufdem  nominis  comitatur.  
 P  Femoris  mufculi,  ex  oife  pubis  orti,  quique  in  oiTe  eo  fejungend 
 o  fuerant  pcrfciffi.  •  . .  
 Q^  Os  pubis  fupra  foramen  magnum  diiTciiTum.  
 R  Idem  os,  ubi  ramo  parvo  ifchii  committitur,  diffciiTum.  
 I n  loco  quo  litera  P  occurrit,  lineis  pundis  adumbrata  repracfentatur  
 partis  ejus  oÌIìs  pubis,  qu^e  abfciíTa  fuerat,  figura.  
 Nota  iiidem  lineis  adumbratam  fymphyfin  oilendit.  
 S  Pars  camofa  anum  inter  et  os  coccygis.  
 T  Anus  omnino  apertus.  
 U  Redi  pars  inferiorhac  fedione  expofita.  Inhac  figura  videas,  
 inteftinum  idem  ab  ano  furfum  progrediens  oculo  dum  perfequeris, 
   id  fe  ret ror fum  deflexiffe,  nempe  ut  ad  faciem  internam  
 oííis  coccygis  veniret.  
 V  Hic  redum  ad  latus  finifìrum  fc  deilexit,  folami^ue  membranam  
 fuam  cellulofam  in  hac  fedione  cernere  licebat.  
 WIV  Redum  fedione  apertura,  ubi  ante  coccygis  os  primura,  facrique  
 oifa  tria  inferiora,  decurrebat.  
 X  Hic  rectum  omnino  in  latere  dextro jacebat,  nec id  aperuit  fciiTura.  
 Y  lledum  difTcilTum, ubi  de  latere  dextro  ad  os  fecundum  facti  decurrebat, 
   et  in  ilexuram  coli  figmoidcam  currum  fuum  tenebac.  
 ^  Vena  cava.  a  Arteria  iliaca  dcxcra.  
 b  In hoc loco vena iliaca  finillra  fuerat diffcifTa; cera autem, q u i  injeéla fuerat, 
   iitpotefriata,jamdclapfa,vena  haudlatis dare  fe inconfpeilum  dedit.  
 r  Perincci  fedio.  
 d  Labii  dcxtri,  ad  partem  inferiorem,  facies'interna,  
 e  Nympha;  dcxtras,  ad  partem  infeiiorem,  facies  interna.  
 /  Coardaiìo,  bymenifve  reliquix',  ubi  incipit  vagina.  
 i  In  hoc  loco  vagina  et  redìuni  funt  coalita.  Redum  vagina  dcnfius.  
 k  Vaginx  pars  anterior,  cum  urethra  et  vefica  urinaria  conjunda.  
 Il  Os  uteri  in  vagina,  ad  os  coccygis  vergens.  
 Quamvis  in  hoc  cadavere  fundus  uteri  dextrorfum  inclinatus  fuerat,  
 OS uteri  tarnen  adeo  ad  dextrum  fe  tenebat,  ut  cultrum  anucomicum  has  
 partes  fecantem  fugeret.  
 m m  Ad  os  tincx,  uteri  et  vaginx  fubñantia  coalita.  
 n n  Uteri  in  duas  partes  äquales  feíli margo  poílerior,  
 o o  Uteri fedii pars  anterior.  Sedio  hcec  nequaquani  per  medium  uteri  fe  
 habebac,fcd  ad  latus dextrum baud pauhilum;  etenim ut  figura:  prxcedenles  
 coniuiode  poITentdflineari,  cada\'er  boc  modo neceffe habui  difponere.  
 p  Os uteri  iiuus.  1/Uteri  paries  internus  membranis  fuis  veílitus.  
 \  hac  figura non  repr3:fentatur;  cum  quoniain  id  a  pro- 
 •nutn  duxi, tum  quoniam  uterus  adeo  flaccidus  ec  tener  
 t, ut  in  liiu  fuo  naturali,  ad  arbiiriinn  et  ufum  pidoris,  
 l'undus I  
 Membranx,  tempore  quo  tabula  hxc  delineabaiur,  ipfx  fe ab  utero  
 fere prorfus  fejunxerant.  In  parte  fuperiori,  decidua,  ubi  fc  ab  utero  
 leccpetat,  venulis  abundavit ; juxta  os uteri,  vix  uUum  borum  vaforum  
 N'efligiuin  apparuit.  
 Meatus  urinx.  
 Vclicx  urinaria:  pars  inferior,  uten  cervicem  inter  et  vagina:  partem  
 fupcrioreni  fua.  Omnis  veficx  portio  poR  fympbyfin pubis  ficajamdudum  
 abfcilla  fuerat.  Melius  autem  milii  vilum  c[{,  figuram  vel  curtam  
 dare,  quam  aliquod  ingenio  excogitatum  pingere.  
 p l a t e  IX .  
 A  Full  fide-view  oj  the  pelvis  with  ils  conlenls,  and  adjaten!  parti,  
 J l  cut  down  Ihraugh  Ihe middle,- lo ßiew  the  lurm  of  the  baru-A,  and  the  
 fitnation  of  the  internalparts.  'Ildifii^^ure  n  imjlerjeä  at  the  pubc-,,  both  
 externally  and  internally  ; the  dejeíñiye parts  hayin^bcmcul  away,  m  preparing  
 the Jubjeä  for  fame  of  the precedingßgures.  But  what  ii  Kajitinif  
 inthefe,  may  befeen  in  plate  Xyj-l,  which  wai  intended  ai  a  fupplemcnt  
 to  this.  
 A  Theinfide  of  the  right  thigh.  
 BBBB  rAe  bodies  of  the four  lawermoß  lumbar  vertebra:.  
 Between  thefe  the  ligamentous  fubßances  are  repreJenledpromineiU,  mid  
 unequal,  ejpecially  near  the  centre,  where  they  are Jofteß  and  moß  dif  
 pofed  to  fwell  when  foaked  in  water,  and  cut  through.  
 C C C C  The  fpinal  procejfes  of  the fame  verlebnc,  
 D  The  canal  of  the  lumbar  vertebra;  in  which  fame  remains  of  the  
 cauda  equina  is indißinäly  fien.  
 E E  The  lower part  of  the  extending  mufcles  of  the  loins.  
 F  Theadipofe  membrane  andßin  of  tíie  bins.  
 G G G  The  three fuperior  component  bones  of  the  os  facmm.  
 H  H  The  two  lowermoß  bones  of  the  faerum,  and  thcfirß  of  the  coccyx,  
 ßrmly  anchylofed.  '  
 I  Theficond  bone  of  the  coccyx,  moveable  on  thefirß  by  means  of  an  
 intermediate  cartilage.  
 K  The  two  laß  bones  of  the  coccyx  grman  into  one,  and  moveable  m  
 theficond  bone  by  the  intenenlion  of  a  cartilage.  
 L  The  fpine  of  the  facrum,  M  The  Jpinal  canal  in  the  facrum.  
 .  N  Part  of  the lower flap  of  the abdominal  mufcles  and  integuments,  turned  
 over  the fpine  of  the  os  ilium.  
 , O  The  great  inguinal  vein,  finding  off  the  epigaßric,.which  ii  accompanied  
 luith  the  artery  of  the fame  name.  
 P  The  mufcles  of  the  thigh  which  arofe from  the  os  pubis,  and  which  
 were  cut  through  zohen  that  bone  was  removed.  
 C^  The  OS pubis  cut  through  above  the  foramen  magnum.  
 R  The  fame  tone  nil  through  at  its  confunSlion  with  thefmaU  branch  of  
 the  ifchium.  
 Where  thelelterV  ßands,  is  reprefented,  in  dotted  out-lines,  the  figure  
 of  that  part  of the  os  pubis  which  was  cut  o f f ,  and  the  mark  ""  is  upon  
 thefyinphyfts  inihefame  out-lines.  
 S  Thefleßy  part  between  the  os  coccygis  and  the  anus.  
 T  The  anus  corifiderably  opened.  
 U  The  lower  part  of  the  reflum  laid  open  by  the  feäion.  In  tracing  
 the  gut  from  the- anus  upwards,  we fee  from  this  figure  that  it  takes  a  
 bend  backwards,  to  get  at  the  infide  of  the  os  cocc>'gis.  
 V  Here  the  reflum  made  a  turn  to  the  left  fide,  and  its  furrounding  
 cellular  membrane  only was  fien  in  the  feäion.  
 W W  rectum  laid  open  by  thefieäion,  where  it  runs  before  tlwfirfl  
 hone  of  the  cocc)'X,  and  the  three  Ißwermoß  pieces  of  the  facrum.  
 X  Hire  the rccliun  layinlUdy  in lh¿ right/tie,  and wmnotopmii  by  thefiaion.  
 Y  The reflum mt through, by theßaimi,  where itpaßdjram  the right/iii,  acrofs the  
 fécond  bone of  the facrum,  andwuscontinttcd into  ikfiimàidejlexureo/lhccnion- 
 The vena  cava.  a  The  rigid  iliac artery.  
 b  Here  the lejt iliac vein  was cut  through': but the britile wax with -d>hich it was  
 filled  had fallen  out, and  the vein  was fien mdißmclly.  
 .  c  Thefeclwn  of the  perina:um.  
 d  The  infide of the lower part  of the rigid  labium,  
 e  The infide of  the lower part  of  the right  nympha.  
 f  Theßriänre  at the beginning  of  Ihe vagina,  or reinaini of the hymen,  
 g  The  exlremity of the meatus  urinarius.  —  h it The cavityof the viigina.  
 Í  The  eompoiind fubflance  of  the vagina  and retTuim,  the tatter  of -which  is  corifiderably  
 the  thickefl.  
 k  The forepart  of the vagina  united with the uretiira  and bladder.  
 II  The mouth of the womb in  the vagina,  direäed  towards the OS coccygis.  
 Though the bottom of the wonú,  in this cafe, was direäed  towards the right  ftde,  
 its mouth  lay  fo  much on the right fide,  that d  was not  touched  in  making the  
 middle feäiotl  of all the parts.  
 mm  The fubflanee of the womb and  vagina  blended, at  the OS tinea:,  
 n  n  The  edge of the hißeäed womb  backwards.  
 o o  The  edge of the womb forwards.  This feäion  was not  in  the middle, but  confiderably  
 on the rigid fide.  It  had  been made to prepare the fubjeä for fame  of the  
 preceding  figures.  
 p  The mouth of  the womb  internally.  
 q  The infide of  the womb lined with  the  membranes.  
 The  bottom  of the womb  is not  repreferUed in this figure; both  becaufe it was not  
 verymaterialhere,  and becaufe  U was become fo ßaccidand  tender,  that d could not  
 be well kept  out,  in  its natural fduation,  before the painter.  
 The membranes were almoß entirely Jeparatedfrom the womb, of themfelves, when  
 this figure was made.  In  the upper part  the decidua  was full  offmali  veins,  even  
 where it parted  of itfelf from  the womb; but near the mouth  of  the womb, hardly any  
 fuch  veßels  appeared.  
 r  The meatus  urina;.  
 f  The  lower part of the bladder, placed between the neck of the womb and the upper  
 partof  thevd.gmo.. The  upper part of the bladder, -wkichwas fituatedbehmd the iymphyfis  
 of the pubes,  had been  ad  away before  this feäion  was made; and  we choj  
 to leave the figure  imperfecl,  rather tluin venture to delineate from  fancy.  
 l A