Systeme of anatomy, treating of the body of man, beasts, birds, fish, insects and plants : volume 2

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4 Trb. XII. The (hpfirlzt Atrahilarim, Kidney, lire/Uri, Bladder of Mrint, JUdPJFIJ‘ of Genera!ion,rc[ating to a Female 'Porprft. A. He nfcending Trunk of the Vem Caz/a, going up the right fide of the Spine toward the Heart. 3 B. The Glendale 1 02.11am, feared near the origens of the Kidneys. C C. The Kidneys, compo‘fcd of numerous Conglomerated Glands, attended with many Urinary Duels. d :1 The Ureters, derived from the @elvis. E E. The Bladder of Urine. ff. The Umbilical Arteries. G. The Tudendum. I}. The Clitaris, as flan M'aior will have it. i i. The two Teats, being part of the "bent, feared on each fide of the rPuchIde. K. The 11mm or termination of the Ilztefiinnm Refium. I .. The 'Uterm or body of the Womb. N N. The Comma uteri, which are extended to a confiderable length. 0 0. The Tuba: Fallapianaa , or deferent Veflels of the Womb. (P P. The Teflicula or Ovaria, compofed of many Seminal Veficles or Eggs. 1Q; Mufcular Fibers, that go to the Comm: uteri. S S 3. Numerous branches of Blood-veffels, that make their progtelé to the Comma uteri, Ovaria, 8m. T T: The A14: or Wings of the Womb. M u. Part of the Peritonxnm, or Rim of the Belly, Tab. XIII.