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NERVOUS SYSTEM. 9
G H A P T E R III.
Of the Communication of the Ventricles os the Encephalori
with each other, as described by other Authors.
*"" nHERE are four ventricles within the human ericephalon, to wit,
two called lateral ventricles within the hemispheres, into which the
brain is divided : A third ventricle lies under a septum, between the lateral
ventricles : A sourth is situated between the tuber annulare and cerebellum.
These cavities have been described by Galen, and by many fucceeding
Authors os eminence, as all communicating with each other * ; and the
sourth ventricle has by some eminent authors, particularly by Dr Haller^
been supposed to communicate with the cavity os the fpinal marrow s.
The manner of the communication os the third ventricle with the sourth
has been generally well understood.
A hole or paffage at the upper and sore part os the third ventricle has
not only been described, but painted by difserent authors, under the name
of Vulva J. A sew authors likewife have mentioned a place under the sor-
C nix*
* Galen de Ufu partium, Lib. 8. cap. 2-------Vesalius de C. H. Fabrica, Lib. 4. cap. 2_____Spige-
liusdeH.C. Fabrica, Lib. 10. cap. 8-------Arantius, Tab. Anatom. Lib. 10.------Bauhinus, Th. Anat,
Lib. 3. cap. 13.------Vieussens, Neur. Univ. Lib. 1. cap. 1.------Willis, Cerebri Anatome, Cap. 2. p. 10,
Ridley, Anat. os the Brain, Cap. 13-------Cowper, Ap. to B.------Verheyen An. Lib. 4. cap. 6.——
Winflow, An. Tr. de la Teste, 70. 81. 84-------Heister, C. Anat.* 270. p. 135.
t Haller, El. Phys. Lib. 10. S. 2. § 6. p. 77. et S. 3. § 7. p. 87.
t Vefalius An. L. 7. T. 6. et 7.^—Arantius, Lib. 10. T. 4- 5- 6,------Vieuflens Neur. Tab. 7. 8.
G H A P T E R III.
Of the Communication of the Ventricles os the Encephalori
with each other, as described by other Authors.
*"" nHERE are four ventricles within the human ericephalon, to wit,
two called lateral ventricles within the hemispheres, into which the
brain is divided : A third ventricle lies under a septum, between the lateral
ventricles : A sourth is situated between the tuber annulare and cerebellum.
These cavities have been described by Galen, and by many fucceeding
Authors os eminence, as all communicating with each other * ; and the
sourth ventricle has by some eminent authors, particularly by Dr Haller^
been supposed to communicate with the cavity os the fpinal marrow s.
The manner of the communication os the third ventricle with the sourth
has been generally well understood.
A hole or paffage at the upper and sore part os the third ventricle has
not only been described, but painted by difserent authors, under the name
of Vulva J. A sew authors likewife have mentioned a place under the sor-
C nix*
* Galen de Ufu partium, Lib. 8. cap. 2-------Vesalius de C. H. Fabrica, Lib. 4. cap. 2_____Spige-
liusdeH.C. Fabrica, Lib. 10. cap. 8-------Arantius, Tab. Anatom. Lib. 10.------Bauhinus, Th. Anat,
Lib. 3. cap. 13.------Vieussens, Neur. Univ. Lib. 1. cap. 1.------Willis, Cerebri Anatome, Cap. 2. p. 10,
Ridley, Anat. os the Brain, Cap. 13-------Cowper, Ap. to B.------Verheyen An. Lib. 4. cap. 6.——
Winflow, An. Tr. de la Teste, 70. 81. 84-------Heister, C. Anat.* 270. p. 135.
t Haller, El. Phys. Lib. 10. S. 2. § 6. p. 77. et S. 3. § 7. p. 87.
t Vefalius An. L. 7. T. 6. et 7.^—Arantius, Lib. 10. T. 4- 5- 6,------Vieuflens Neur. Tab. 7. 8.