Titlebook: On the Movement of Animals; Giovanni Alfonso Borelli Book 1989 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1989 biomechanics.bone.knee.muscle.nutrit

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Carlo Giovanni from the regular clerics of Jesus, general superior of the arm and pious scholars of rejoice the eyes of the author and the author could not carry out himself the ultimate correction which confers to the work perfection and polish. Actually this work is so pleasant and so valuable as to silence envy. It was published posthumously by the most fortunate protection of Queen Christina,

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Enumeration of what must be assumed in dealing with movement of the animalshat an animal can go from one place to another by moving all its mass from one place to the other. If this displacement takes place on earth it is called walking. If it takes place in water it is called swimming. If it takes place in air it is called flying. One must also consider the different moti

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The tendons of the muscles must not be attached to the extremities of the articulated bones but wellranged the tendons of the muscles better than they are in animals. Since the tendons are never inserted in the extremities of the articulated bones but sometimes on lateral tubercles and more frequently in the vicinity of the joint, it was worth-while to examine why Nature was forced to use such an

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On the flexor muscles of the lower leg and their action about the knee. Tab. III, Fig. 4. a difference. In the forearm the flexor muscles are inserted almost only in a median point in the vicinity of the proximal extremity of the ulna. The muscles flexing the lower leg are inserted at two points on the opposite sides of the proximal epiphyses of the tibia and fibula like the reins of ho

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Analysis of the forces exerted by the radial muscles described so fard third phalanges, the deltoid and the glutei, assuming that these muscles were made of bundles of parallel fibres and pulled their tendon and the resistance thus attached in a direction parallel to the length of these fibres. This is not exactly true since these muscles are made of radial fibres. T