328 HITCHCOCK'S ANATOMY 



Fig. 314. 



Distribution of the Fifth Pair of Nerves, a, Submaxillary Gland. 1, Small Root of 

 the Fifth Nerve. 2, Casserian Ganglion. 3, Ophthalmic Nerve. 4, Upper Maxillary 

 Nerve. 5, Lower Maxillary Nerve. 6, Chorda Tympani. 7, Facial Nerve. 



that each nerve arises by two roots, and afterwards, before 

 distribution, forms the Casserian ganglion. This ganglion is 

 separated into three branches : the ophthalmic, which supplies 

 Fig. 315. the region of the eye and 



nose ; the superior maxil- 

 lary, supplying different 

 parts of the face from the 

 temporal muscle to the 



A View of the Origin and Disiribu- 

 tion of the Portio Mollis of the Sev- 

 enth Pair, or Auditory Nerve. 1, The 

 Medulla Oblongata. 2, The Pons Var- 

 olii. 3, 4, The Crura Cerebelli of the 

 Eight Side. 5, Eighth Pair. 6, Ninth 

 Pair. 7, The Auditory Nerve distrib- 

 uted to the Cochlea and Labyrinth. 

 8, The Sixth Pair. 9, The Portio Dura 

 •f the Seventh Pair. 10, The Fourth Pair. 11, The Third Pair. 



