I. | —Lectures in General and Descriptive Anatomy.
- The lectures will be delivered daily on five days in the week.
- They will comprehend systematic descriptions of the various systems and organs of the human body, both as seen by the naked eye and in their microscopic structure.
- The special relations of the various parts will be described and displayed, and attention will be drawn to their bearing on the practice of Surgery and Medicine.
- These lectures will be illustrated by fresh dissections, osteological and other preparations, models, casts, diagrams, and by the microscope for Textural Anatomy.
- The progress of the students will be tested by frequent written and oral examinations.
- Text-books: Quain's Anatomy, 8th ed., or Gray's Anatomy; Wagstaffe's Osteology.
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