Myographia Nova, Or, A Graphical Description of All the Muscles in Humane Body, as They Arise in Dissection Distributed Into Six Lectures : at the Entrance Into Every of which are Demonstrated the Muscles Properly Belonging to Each Lecture Now in General Use at the Theatre in Chyrurgeons-Hall, London : and Illustrated with One and Forty Copper Plates, Accurately Engraved After the Life, with Their Names on the Muscles, as Much as Can be Expressed by Figures : as Also, with Their Originations, Insertions, Uses, and Divers New Observations of the Authors, and Other Modern Anatomists : Together with an Accurate and Concise Discourse of the Heart and Its Use : as Also of the Circulation of the Blood, and the Parts of which the Sanguinary Mass is Made and Framed