h.v.

Hence in the tissue of the liver we have, branching and interweaving among the lobuli, the small branches of the bile duct (b.d.), which carries away the bile formed, the portal vein (p.v.), the hepatic artery (h.a.), and the hepatic vein (h.v.).

Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata 1906

Vide Mauflaciim ad Harpocra - tionem h.v. & Petitum tie Leg.

Suidae Lexicon, Græce & Latine 1705

Scd kftio Suidzpraf - fercnda eft, ut patet ex Heiychio h.v. quem vide.

Suidae Lexicon, Græce & Latine 1705

(liver) capillaries, and these again unite to form at last the hepatic vein (h.v.) which enters the vena cava inferior (v.c.i.), a median vessel, running directly to the heart.

Text Book of Biology, Part 1: Vertebrata 1906

'tanna cffeda 2,1,76. quae ec Belgica vide fupra h.v. pro -. prie tamen elTcda erant Brb»

Sex. Avrel. Propertivs varietate lectionis et perpetva adnotatione illvstratvs Propertius, Sextus 1777