Black's Medical Dictionary

and trunik, with bony framework lightly in(licated, allowiing viscera to be filled in in their proper relations. Some transverse sections through the limbs are also included. The complete set, perforated, and bound in a leather cover, together with blank writing and tracing paper, costs 10s. 6d., and further supplies of writing and tracing paper perforated to fit the cover may also be obtained. The only criticism which can reasonably be levelled at the production is, that the limp cover necessitates a firm writing surface and that the book would not rest satisfactorily on the usual inadequate ledge. The identity of the fourth sketch on page six of the first series is not clear. Apart from their time-saving function in the lecture-room, these drawings should be most useful for revision. By indicating structures lying at different depths on separate sheets of tracing paper superimposed on the bony framework, quite a stereoscopic effect is obtained, and an excellent, individual atlas of anatomy can be constructed.