PREFACE. V 



natural English paronyms.* Fpr example, myelon becomes niyel (adjective 

 myelic) ; mesoccelia, mesocwle; peduncvlus, peduncle, etc. 



To have paronymized all the names would have involved resetting the 

 entire work. Examples may be found upon the new figures 110 and 117, 

 upon pages 400a-400(:?, and in the following list : 



List of names, mostly encephalic, illustrating the methods of reducing 

 Latin polyonyms to mononyms, of converting Latin mononyms into English 

 paronyms, and of forming adjectives therefrom : 



LATIN. 

 Polyonyms. 



Pars media ventrieuU communis. 



Hippocampus minor 



Corpus callosum 



Nucleus caudatus 



Tractus transversus peduncuU . . . 



Substantia cinerea 



Processus clavatus 



Musculus coracoideo-brachialis. . . 

 Plexus choroideus ventriculi tertii 



Musculus pectoral'is extemus s. 



major 



Pia mater interior 



Fascia dentata 



Corpus fimbriatum 



Commissura fornicis 



Fornix cerebri 



Hippocampus major 



Insula Beilii 



Iter a tertio ad quartum ventric- 



ulum 



Foramen infundHmli 



Arteria cereiyralis media 



Commissura media 



Ventriculus mesencephali 



Ventriculus quartus 



Tela choroidea inferior 



Chorda spinalis 



Medulla oblongata 



Pia mater 



Pons Varolii 



Foramen Monroi 



Yena cava posterior 



Cornu posterius ventriculi later- 

 alis 



ENGLISH. 



Mononyms. 



Aula 



Oalcar 



Callosum 



Gaudatum 



Cimhia 



Cinerea 



Clava 



Coracoideus .... 



Diaplexus 



Dienceplialon.. . . 



Ectopectoralis . . , 



Endyma 



Fasciola 



Fimbria 



Fornicommis 



sura 



Fornix 



Hippocampus . . . 

 Insula , 



Iter 



Lura 



Medicerebralis. . . 

 Medicommissura 



Mesoccelia 



Metepicceiia 



Metatela 



Myelon 



Oblongata 



Pia 



Pons 



Porta 



Postcava ., 



Postcornu 



Paronyms. 



Aula 



Calcar 



Callosum . . . . 

 Cau datum.. . . 



Cimbia 



Cinerea 



Clava 



Coracoid . . . 



Diaplex 



Diencephal . . . 



Ectopectoral. 



Endyma 



Fasciola 



Fimbria 



F o r n i CO m 

 missure .... 



Fornix 



Hippocamp. . . 

 Insula 



Iter 



Lura 



Medicerebral. . 

 Medicommis- 



sura 



Mesoccele 



Metepicoele . . 



Metatele 



Myel 



Oblongata. . . . 



Pia 



Pons 



Porta 



Postcava .... 



Postcornu Postcornual 



Adjectives. 



Aulic. 



Calcarine. 



Callosal. 



Caudatal. 



Cimbial. 



Cinereal. 



Claval. 



Coracoid. 



Diaplexal. 



Diencephalic. 



Ectopectoral. 

 Endyma], 

 Fasciolar. 

 Fimbria!. 



FornicommissuraL 

 Fornical. 

 Hippocampal. 

 Insular. 



Iteral. 

 Lural. 

 Medicerebral. 



Medicommissural. 



Mesoccelian. 



Metepicoelian. 



Metatelar. 



Myelic. 



Oblongatal. 



Pial. 



Pontile. 



Portal. 



Postcaval. 



* The terms paronym and heteronym were suggested by our colleague. Prof, Isaac 

 Flagg. Paronym (compare the Greek Trapavvuid) indicates a name which is cognate with 

 or radically allied to another ; heteronym is its natural correlative and implies the 

 absence of such relationship. For example, canal is the paronym of canalis, while its 

 heterony ms are groove, furrow, aqueduct, etc. 



