o.go Mr. hunter’s Account of 
On the pofterior furface of the bladder, or between 
the uterus and bladder, were the two bags, called vefi- 
cula feminales in the male, but much fmaller than what 
they are in the bull: the du£ts opened along with the 
vafa defer entia. This was more deferving the name of 
hermaphrodite' than the two following; for it had a mix- 
ture of all the parts, although all were imperfect. 
Mr. wright’s Free Martin, five years old. 
The vagina terminated in a blind end, a little way 
beyond the opening of the urethra , beyond which the 
vagina and uterus were impervious. The uterus at its 
extreme part divided into two horns. At the termina- 
tion of the herns were placed the tefticles inftead of the 
ovaria , as is the cafe in the female. The reafons why I 
call thofe bodies tefticles are the following. Firft, they 
were more than twenty times larger than the ovaria of 
the cow, and nearly as large as the tefticles of the bull, 
particularly as thofe of the ridgill, the bull whofe tefti- 
cles never come down. Secondly the fpermatic arteries 
were exadtly fimilar to thofe of the bull, efpecially of the 
ridgill. Thirdly, the cremajler mufcle pafled up from 
the 
