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Show 0f the Liver of girth. +50 Book I. Part IT I, Book I. Part I I I. medial, for the lobes of the liver; and thefe Membranes do not the place of a Midrif ( as fome will have it) butrather of a lifediaflifUpply m. rhi- Ln er of _ s. l'cikcy. '1 he Liverof a Jude The Liver of a Turkey, is compofed of three lobes, of which the right ' is tied to the Guts: The middle is the greatefi, beginn ing in thick Dimen. lions, and ending in abroad Expaniion; and the left lobe is the lean») both which do cover fome part of the ripper Surface belongin g to the top of the 'Gizard, and have thick Origens, and terminate into a kind of Points: The Liver is hued with a more deep Pied; then the Spleen. ‘ The l iver of 3 Duck, hath two large Cavities made in' the toP of the lobes, relating to it, to entertain the Cone of the Heart in its Motion: The Liver doth cover the upper region of the Guts, and Gizard, with the higher part of its lobes, of which the right, nearits Termination, doth invei'i the right fide of the Gizard, and the left embraceth the higher end of it. This Liver is compofed of Two lobes, the higher is broadefi, and thickefl; in its beginning, and groweth narrower and narrower toWards its Terminate 1 ‘-: I wet of . real. The Liv r of a l'artiidg. tion, and endeth almof't in a Point ; the left lobe is much {hotter then the other, and terminates in a broad thin Expanfion. Thcliver of a Teal, much refembleth that of 2. Duck, the one encom- X IV. Of t/ac Liver of Fi/h *‘" He Liver of a Porpefs, hath large Dimenfions, and is adorned with a 32323." bright Red, and is parted into robes, asfome will have it, but in this refembleth a Humane Liver, as being one entire fubflaiice ; its Iituation ism the Abdomen ( as in other Animals) under the Diaphragm; and molt of this Bowel is lodged in the right Iide, and confil'teth of many Minute Glands full of Divarications of numerous Blood Vefiels. . The Liver of a Sturgeon, is adorned with a more round Figure, then that of Man, encompafling the Stomach on each fide, and is hued With a pale Red, and is furnil‘hed with a large Branch of the G'orm and Cam, 1m'1 nd ex orting Vital Li uot. ; ‘ pafling the right, and the other the left fide of the Gizard ; they are hollow: ed with two eminent Cavities (feared in the Origens of them, to give an ForTnheg fiver of a Pike, is oneqentii‘c body, defiitute of all lobes, and'Par- mkbf‘wf entertainment to the Heart in its Pulfation ) to which the heart is faflned by the mediation of thin Membranes The right lobe is broader and longer then that of the left, which embraceth the Etbz‘mw, or Termination of the (Euler. Point: It covereth the upper Region of the Stomach, and Origen of the The lobes of the Liver belonging to a Partridg, have their Originations enducd with Cavities ( after the manner of all other Birds which I have Diffec'ied as two allodgments of the Cone of the Heart, to confine it (.131 conceive) in its due place, by reafon the Heart is faltned to theie Cavities, by the mediation of fine Membranes. The Liver hath two lobes (as in other Birds) the right is thick and broad in its Origination, and groweth more narrow, and endeth in the manner ofa Point; the left lobe alfo is thick in its Dimenfions, about the Origen where it is fingle, and is divided by a Fiffure (near its Termination, which is thin and broad) which feemeth to make it into two lobes; thefe 'IhtLixer of : Pidgton. C H A P. lobes in the Origens of their concave parts, do cover the Guts, and toward their Termination, the higher Extreamity of the Gizard, to which they are fafincd by thin Membranes. The Liver of a Pidgeon, is compofed of two lobes, as in other Birds, the right is much larger then the other ; it beginneth thick and narroW, and confineth on the right fide of the Heart, from its Bafe to the Cone, afterward groweth large and thinner, efpecially abouts its Terminationand ; this lobe covereth fome part of the Guts, and upper furface of the Gizard, f0 that it cannot be diicerned. The left lobe is much narrower and fhorter, and lodged in fome part under the Heart ( as the Pidgeon is placed in a fupinc Pofiure, and is fo to be underflood, in all out Difcourfes of Anatomy) and is alfo feated under form part of the Gizard, to which it is aflixed. ' titions; it is endued with an Alb-colour, and is thicker and broader in its Origcn, and thinner and narrower downward, and endeth 1". a kind of Imflgiigelsaiver is very wonderful in a Barbil, and accompanieth the InteItines 33:3?" in the Superior, Inferior, and lateral Region , and maketh a Gyre between the Circumvolution of the Cuts, to which the Liver is fafined accord- inv to variety of Poiitions, with many thin imall Membranes; ‘Wl'llCh.I hatve not feen in f0 various and fo ample a manner, in any other Filh, as in Kl": Dory hath a Liver endued with a pale Alb-colour, it covereth a great Iggycra part of the Stomach, which is of an Orbicular Figure; in this Table it is taken off from the Stomach, and is placed out of its proper place, in the left fidc Jr of the Fiih. . , . rims-Mo The Liver of a Kingflon, fomewhat refembleth in Figure the Trident, minaret/5;" with which Neptune is commonly Painted, as confilhng of three lobes, the middle one is the fhortefl: and broadefi, and that of the left fide is thickcfl', and moi‘t long; the right lobe is longer then the. middle (whichrs broad and thin ) and fliorter then the left: Tfhii) LEI/erdis furnifhed With minall Glands as fo ma Refine-rs o t e 00 . . mmTiirdifiir of a Fire-flair, or Sirihg-Ray ( fo called from a Sting befet with 33533;? Teeth and feared near the Tail ) is hued with a yellowrih Buff-colour, and hath a7 Fiiiure near the right fide, dividing a fmall part of it as it were into I s. Wiiliibaebout ttvo inches broad in its beginning, and four Inches long, and endeth below in a fmall thin Cone: Above the Origen of the Fiifure, beginneth the Ligaiiientum Sufpenfiirium, which is a thick Cord, running about an Inch and a half, and then expandeth it felf, and falineth the Liver, to the lower Region of the Cartilaginous Eiapbmgme, parting the lowefi: from the middle Apartiment; it covereth almofl: all parts of the lowefl: Venter, the Stomach, Spleen, and the greateflt portion of the Guts, leavrng only naked that part of them which is adjacent to the Vent Th |