_Of the Anatomy of the Nerves, Arteries, and Veins in general_ 58 _Of the Structure of the four Tunicks of the Arteries_ 61 _Of the Structure of the four Tunicks of the Veins_ 63 _Of the Beginning and Origine of all the Veins_ 64 _Of the Distribution of the ascending _Vena Cava__ Ibid. CHAP. XIII. _Of the Anatomy of the _Abdomen_ or lower Belly,_ 66 _Of the Opening of a dead Body at a publick Dissection_ 67 _Of the _Peristaltick_ Motion of the Guts_ 71 _Of the Parts appointed for Generation in Men_ 74 _Of the Parts appropriated to Generation in Women_ 75 CHAP. XIV. _Of the Anatomy of the Breast, or middle _Venter_,_ 77 _The manner of opening the Breast in order to dissect it_ Ibid. CHAP. XV. _Of the Anatomy of the Head or upper _Venter_,_ 80 _An exact Historical Account of the Holes of the Skull, and the Vessels that pass thro' 'em_ 83 _The manner of opening the Head, and Anatomizing the Brain_ 91 CHAP. XVI. _Of Straps, Swathing-Bands, Bandages, Bolsters, and Tents_ 93 A Treatise of Chirurgical Diseases. CHAP. I. _Of Tumours in general, Impostumes or Abcesses, Breakings out, Pustules, and Tubercles_ 97 CHAP. II. _Of the general Method to be observ'd in the curing of Tumours_ 100 _How many several ways may all curable Tumours be terminated_ 101 _What are the best means of curing Impostumes, whether to dissolve, or to bring 'em to Suppuration_ Ibid. _Of the Circumstances, to be observ'd by a Surgeon in the opening of Tumours_ 102 _Of the general Causes of Tumours_ 103 CHAP. III.