Cowper, William: Myotomia Reformata: Or A New Administration Of All The Muscles Of Humane Bodies: Wherein The true Uses of the Muscles are Explained, the Errors of former Anatomists concerning them Confuted, and several Muscles not hitherto taken notice of Described ; T whick are subjoin'd, A Graphical Description of teh Bones, And other Anatomical Observations (London, 1694)

a i o Os the Muscles
Foot in Walking. Its Origination is
Fielhy from the Lower part of the Su-
perior Appendage of the Tibia (5o)%Xvii°
between its Prominence, where the
great Tendon of all the Extending
Muscles of the Leg is Inferted, and
the Origination of the Musculm Ex-
tensor Magna* Bigitorum Pedis : it also
continues a Disgregated Flelhy Ori-
gination for near two Thirds of the
Sllperior part of the (aid Tibia Exter-
nally lateral next the Fibula
which Composmg a Flessiy Belly let-
£ba$ it self in Half its Progress, and
growing into a Strong and iomewhat
Round Tendon desending obliquely
oyer the Inferior Part of the said Tibia,
and under the Annular Ligament, is
Inserred to the inside of the Os * Lu- * f. xviil.
net sor me Majm, (57) that sustains the J3-
Os Metatarsi PoUicis.
This pulls the Foot Upwards and
Forwards Dire&Iy.
resal M. Per owns -primus,
t.ls.
t!Io's. By some it is called Longus it be-
*.cp. ing the First that offers it self to
Bzd'™Q view; and the longed Muscle seated
Qti the Fibula or Os Pcrone It^.xvii&
ikises