Book 4 — NOTES TO BOOK IV.
James Greive translation
In the MS. in the library of St Anthony at Venice, he found the preceding chasm much larger, 42 large pages, the same observation in the margin, and the correspondent numbers in the contents of the book.—Morgagn. ep. ii. p. 45.—ep. iii. p. 50. So that it is probable our author had first finished the diseases of the uterus, as being peculiar to women, and then proceeded to those of the urinary bladder, as common to both sexes.