† guidesn.
Obsolete.
The jugular vein.
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middle veina1398
portaa1398
saphena1398
funisa1400
sciaticaa1400
guidesc1400
haemorrhoidc1400
salvatellac1400
liver veina1425
median?a1425
mesaraic?a1425
sciatic?a1425
venal artery?a1425
sciat1503
organal vein1523
axillar?1541
weeping vein1543
port-vein1586
lip-vein1598
nose vein1598
sciatic vein1598
cephalic vein1599
hollow vein1605
jugular1615
scapulary1615
subclavian vein1615
umbilical vessel1615
basilica1625
porter-vein1625
neck vein1639
garter-vein1656
matricious vein1656
sacred vein1656
subclavicular1656
subclavial1664
vertebral1718
portal vein1765
cava1809
satellite vein1809
brachial1859
innominate vein1866
precaval1866
postcava1882
precava1882
postcaval1891
Vesalian vein1891
sciatic1892
subcardinal1902
c1400 Lanfranc's Cirurg. ii. iii. 149 Þer ben ij. greete veynes þat ben clepid organice or ellis guydes.
1577 Vicary's Profitable Treat. Anat. sig. G.iii The great Veines which ramefie by the sydes of the necke to the vpper part of the head, is of some men called Gwidege, & of others Vena organices.
1598 A. M. tr. J. Guillemeau Frenche Chirurg. 29 b/2 The ninth [vein] is lyinge in the necke, and is called the Iugularis vayne, and of the Arabians, Gvides.
1598 A. M. tr. J. Guillemeau Frenche Chirurg. xij b/2 The Iugulare or organicke vayne, of the Arabians called Guides.
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