The Advocate of Veterinary Reform And Outlines of Anatomy And Physiology of the Horse;
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The arachnoid membrane and pia mater have the same relation to the marrow that the same membranes have to the brain, of which they may be considered prolongations.
ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE NERVES.
The nerves being symmetrical in number and distribution on either side of the body, take their origin in pairs, and these pairs are numbered, and so distinguished from one another, according to the order in which they arise. There are forty-six pairs of nerves ; ten, coming from the brain, are d...istinguished as the cerebral nerves ; thirty-six, from the spinal marrow, denominated the spinal nerves.
CEREBEAL NERVES.
First pair, or olfactory nerves, arise from the corpora straita, along the posterior borders of which bodies the medullary bands or roots of them may be traced as high up as the mid- dle lobes of the cerebrum. These are the largest of the cere- bral nerves, are bulbous at their origin, pulpy in texture, and exhibit, when cut into, comparatively to their size, large cavities, which are walled in by a layer of medullary matter, enclosed within a thinner one of cortical substance.
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The arachnoid membrane and pia mater have the same relation to the marrow that the same membranes have to the brain, of which they may be considered prolongations.
ORIGIN AND DISTRIBUTION OF THE NERVES.
The nerves being symmetrical in number and distribution on either side of the body, take their origin in pairs, and these pairs are numbered, and so distinguished from one another, according to the order in which they arise. There are forty-six pairs of nerves ; ten, coming from the brain, are d...istinguished as the cerebral nerves ; thirty-six, from the spinal marrow, denominated the spinal nerves.
CEREBEAL NERVES.
First pair, or olfactory nerves, arise from the corpora straita, along the posterior borders of which bodies the medullary bands or roots of them may be traced as high up as the mid- dle lobes of the cerebrum. These are the largest of the cere- bral nerves, are bulbous at their origin, pulpy in texture, and exhibit, when cut into, comparatively to their size, large cavities, which are walled in by a layer of medullary matter, enclosed within a thinner one of cortical substance.
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