III. Of the use of the modiolus, and perforator, and other instruments, especially for the bones of the head 390 IV. Of fractures of the skull 393 V. Of fractures of the nose 399 VI. Of fractures of the ears 400 VII. Of a fractured maxilla, together with some general observations relating to fractures 401 VIII. Of a fractured clavicle 402 IX. Of fractures of the ribs and spine 404 X. Of fractures of the humerus, fore-arm, thigh, leg, fingers, and toes 406 XI. Of luxations 414 XII. Of a luxated maxilla 416 XIII. Of a luxation of the head 417 XIV. Of a luxation of the spine 418 XV. Of a luxation of the humerus 419 XVI. Of a luxation of the cubitus 420 XVII. Of a luxated hand 421 XVIII. Of luxations in the palm 422 XIX. Of luxations of the fingers 422 XX. Of a luxation of the femur 423 XXI. Of a luxation of the knee 424 XXII. Of a luxated ancle 425 XXIII. Of luxations in the soles of the feet 425 XXIV. Of luxated toes 426 XXV. Of luxations attended with a wound 426 ROMAN MEASURES OF CAPACITY FOR THINGS LIQUID, REDUCED TO ENGLISH WINE MEASURE, THE WINE PINT HOLDING 28-7/8 SOLID INCHES. No. I. |_Pints_ |_Sol. in. dec._ Ligula |0,-1/48 |0,117-5/12 +------+ | | | 4 |Cyathus |0,-1/12 |0,469-2/3 +------+-----+ | | | 6 | 1 |Acetabulum |0,-1/8 |0,704-1/2 +------+-----+-----+ | | | 12 | 3 | 2 |Quartarius |0,-1/4 |1,409 +------+-----+-----+-----+ | | | 24 | 6 | 4 | 2 |Hemina |0,-1/2 |2,818 +------+-----+-----+-----+----+ | | | 48 | 12 | 8 | 4 | 2 |Sextarius|1 |5,636 +------+-----+-----+-----+----+ | | Possibly No. I. may be better understood in the following form. No. II.