The Human Body and Its Connection with Man: Illustrated by the Principal Organs

according action allopathy animal aorta arteries assimilation atmosphere auricle become beginning blood bodily brain breath cavity centre cerebellum cerebral cerebrum chyle circulation common connexion consciousness correspondence cure cuticle dead disease divine doctrine earth existence expiration eyes fact faculties feelings fibres flesh fluid force frame functions give hand head heart human body human form imagination inspiration instinct kingdom left auricle left ventricle limbs living lungs matter means medulla oblongata mental mesmerism mind motion mouth movements muscles muscular nature nerves nervous system objects organs papillæ passions phrenology physical pia mater present principle pulmonary reason respiration rest right auricle right ventricle saliva sensation sense shew skin soul space sphere spinal spinal cord spirit stomach substance surface things thought tion touch truth tube universal vegetable venous ventricle viscera wants water cure whole words