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 1 1   |      head of the humerus is in a line with the cavity of the humerus,
 2 8   |       the poet has the following line:~As when to horned cattle
 3 8(1)|                 There is no such line in the works of Homer as
 4 11  |          is to be drawn into the line, in which the head of the
 5 14  |         the turns of it into the line of the clavicle, carrying
 6 17  |         to be made in a straight line, and the projecting part
 7 18  |         not forced in a straight line, and, at the same time,
 8 29  |          extension in a straight line, and applying pressure on
 9 37  |          sides along the natural line of the nose, and it is to
10 37  |          side, but in a straight line, be most properly treated.
11 44  |          another, so as to be in line with the spine. These matters
12 45  |       vertebrae are in a regular line, and are united together
13 45  |    longitudinally, is a straight line slightly curved; from the
14 47  | generally has started out of the line of the others, but every
15 47  |         same time, in a straight line. For extension thus made
16 47  |         as much as possible on a line with the hole made in the
17 52  |       neither is the weight in a line with it, but is much more
18 52  |          weight is in a straight line with it, both in walking
19 55  |      outward, but is nearly in a line with the body, and is even
20 58  |          backward far beyond the line of the foot, and the spine
21 58  |        of the foot is in its old line, and is not inclined outward,
22 60  |        more maimed in the direct line than in the other forms
23 62  |        to bring it bring it into line, in order that the displaced
24 62  |          part of the foot on the line of the little toe; and then
25 78  |   ligatures should run along the line of the body, or be a little