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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A34111	Joh. Amos Commenii Orbis sensualium pictus, hoc est, Omnium fundamentalium in mundo rerum, & in vita actionum, pictura & nomenclatura Joh. Amos Commenius's Visible world, or, A picture and nomenclature of all the chief things that are in the world, and of mens employments therein / a work newly written by the author in Latine and High-Dutch ... ; & translated into English by Charles Hoole ... for the use of young Latine-scholars.; Orbis sensualium pictus. English & Latin	Comenius, Johann Amos, 1592-1670.; Hoole, Charles, 1610-1667.	1659 (1659)	Wing C5523; ESTC R20487	63,216	650

bones besides the Male hath a Melt and the Female a Row Some have Scales as the Carp 3. and the Luce or Pike 4. Some are sleek as the Eele 5. and the Lamprey 6 The Sturgion 7. having a sharp snout groweth longer than a man The Sheath-fish 8. having wide cheeks is bigger then he But the Huson 9. is the greatest Minewes 10. swimming by shoals are the least Others of this sort are the Perch the Bley the Barbel the Esch the Trout y e Gudgeon Tench 11 The Crab-fish 12. is covered with a shell and it hath claws and crawleth forwards backwards The Horse-leech 13. sucketh blood XXXV 35 Marini Pisces Conchae Piscium marinorum maximus est Balaena Cetus 1. Delphinns 2. velocissimus Raia 3. monstrosissimus Alii sunt Muraenula 4. Salmo Esox 5. Dantur etiam Volatiles 6. Adde Haleces 7. qui salsi Passeres 8. cum Asellis 9. qui arefacti adferuntur monstra marina Phocam 10. Hippopotamum c. Concha 11. habet testas Ostrea 12. dat sapidam carnem Murex 13. purpuram alia 14. Margaritas Sea-Fish and Shel-Fish The Whale 1. is the greatest of the Sea-Fish The Dolphin 2. the swiftest The Scate 3 the most monstrous Others are the Lamprel 4. The Salmon the lax 5 There are also Fish that fly 6. Adde Herrings 7. which are brought pickled and Place 8. and Cods 9. which are brought dry the Sea-monsters the Seal 10. and the Sea-horse c. Shel-fish 11. have shels The Oyster 12. affordeth swéet meat The Purple-fish 13. purple The other Pearls 14. XXXVI 36 Homo Adamus 1. primus Homo sextâ die Creationis à Deo ad imaginem Dei è glebâ terrae Heva 2. prima Mulier è costâ viri formati sunt Hi à Diabolo sub specie Serpentis 3. seducti cum comederent de fructu arboris vetitae 4. ad miseriam 5. mortem cum omni posteritate suâ damnati è Paradiso 6. ejecti sunt Man Adam 1. the first Man was made by God after the Image of God the sixth day of the Creation of a lump of Earth And Eve 2. the first Woman was made of a Rib of the Man These being tempted by the Devil under the shape of a Serpent 3. when they had eaten of the fruit of the forbidden Tree 4. were condemned to misery 5. and death with all their posterity and cast out of Paradise 6. XXXVII 37 Septem Aetates Hominis Homo est primùm Infans 1. deinde Puer 2. tum Adolescens 3. inde Iuvenis 4. posteà Vir 5. dehinc Senex 6. tandem Silicirnium 7. Sic etiam in altero Sexu sunt Pupa 8. Puella 9. Virgo 10. Mulier 11. Vetula 12. Anus decrepita 13. The seven Ages of Man A Man is first an Infant 1. then a Boy 2. then a Youth 3. then a Young-man 4. then a Man 5. after that an Elderlyman 6. and at last a decrepid old Man 7. So also in the other sex there are a Girle 8. A Damosel 9. A Maid 10. A Woman 11. an Elderly Woman 12. and a decrepid old woman 13. XXXVIII 38 Membra Hominis Externa Caput 1. est suprà infrà Pedes 20. Colli quod desinit in Axillas 2. pars anterior est Jugulum 3. posterior Cervix 4. Pectus 5. est antè retrò Dorsum 6. in illo sunt Foeminis binae Mammae 7. cum Papillis Sub pectore est Venter 9. in ejus medio Vmbilicus 10. subtus Inguen 11. pudenda A tergo sunt Scapulae 12. à quibus pendent Humeri 13. ab his Brachia 14. cum Cubito 15. inde ad utrumque latus Manûs Dextera 8. Sinistra 16. Humeros excipiunt Lumbi 17. cum Coxis 18. in Podice culo Nates 19. Pedem absolvunt Fémur 21. tum Crus 23. intermedio Genu 22. in quo Sura 24. cum Tibiâ 25. abhinc Tali 26. Calx Calcaneum 27. Solum 28. in extremo Hallux 29. cum quatuor Digitis The outward parts of a Man Caput 1. is above the Feet 20. below The forepart of the Neck which ends at the Arm-holes 2. is the Throat 3. the hinder-part the Crag 4. The Breast 5. and is before the back 6. behinde ●omen have in it two Dugs 7. with Nipples Under the breast ●● the Belly 9. in the middle of it the Navel 10. underneath the groyn 11. and the privities The Shoulder-blades are behinde the Back 12. ●n which the Shoulders depend 13. on these the Arms 14. with the Elbow 15 and then the hands on either side the right 8. and the left 16. The next to the shoulder a are the Loyns 17. with the Hips 18 and in the breech the Buttocks 19. These make the Foot The Thigh 21. then the Leg 23. the Knee being betwixt them 22. in which is the Calf 24. with the Shin 25. then the Anckles 26. The Heel 27. and the Sole 28. in the very end the great Toe 29. with four other Toes XXXIX 39 Caput Hands In Capite sunt Capillus 1. qui pectitur Pectine 2. Aures 3. binae Tempora 4. Facies 5. In facie sunt Frons 6. Oculus 7. uterque Nasus 8. duabus Naribus Os 9. Genae Malae 10. Mentum 13. Os septum est Mystace 11. Labiis 12. Lingua cum Palato Dentibus 16 in Maxillâ Mentum virile tegitur Barbâ 14. Oculus verò in quo Albugo Pupilla palpebris supercilio 15. Manus contracta Pugnus 17. est aperta Palma 18. in medio Vola 19. extremitas Pollex 20. cum quatuor Digitis Indice 21. Medio 22. Annulari 23. Auriculari 24. In quolibet sunt articuli tres a. b. c. totidem Condyli d. e. f. cum Vngue 25. The Head and the Hand In the Head are The Hair 1. which is combed with a Comb 2. two Eares 3. The Temples 4. and the face 5. In the Face are the Forehead 6. both the Eyes 7. The Nose 8. with two Nostrils The Mouth 9. the Cheeks 10. and the Chin. 13. The Mouth is fenced with a Mustacho 11. and Lips 12 a Tongue and Palate and Teeth 16. in the Cheekbone A Mans Chin is covered with a Beard 14. and the eye in which is the white and the Apple with eye-lids and an eye-brow 15. The Hand being closed is a Fist 17. being open is a palm 18. in the midst is the hollow 19. of the Hand the extremity is the Thumb 20. with four Fingers the fore-finger 21. the middle-finger 22. the Ring-finger 23. and the little-finger 24. In every one are three joynts a. b. c. and as many knuckles d. e. f. with a Nayl 25. XL. 40 Caro Viscera In Corpore sunt Cut is cum Membranis Caro cum Musculis Canales Cartilagines Ossa Viscera Detractâ Cute 1. apparet Caro 2. non continuâ massâ sed distributa tanquam in farcimina quod vocant Musculos quorum