BICEPS

(Lat.), adj.?)'se?ps(ke?ps). Gen., bicip‘it is. From bis, twice, and ca a a ee Gr., duxébados. Fr., Gee, Ger., zweiköpfig. It., bicipite. Having two heads or origins (said of a muscle). (L, 56.]—B. anconwus. See ANnconaus (3d def.).— B. brachial (Fr.), See B. FLEXOR cubiti—B. brachiatls ( Coues], B. brachii. See B. FLEXOR cubiti.—B. crural (Fr.), B. eruris. See B, FLEXOR cruris.—B, eubiti. See B. FLEXOR cubiti. —B. cubiti extern us. The middle and external heads of the triceps muscle of the arm, regarded as one muscle. {L, Pe. de la jambe (Fr.). See B. FLEXOR cruris.—B. du bras (Fr.). See B.FLEXOR cubiti—B. extensor. See Triceps EXTENSOR cubiti.— B. extern us. A name given by Douglas to the external and middle heads of the triceps extensor cubiti. [L.] See ANCONÆUS long us.—B. fémoral (Fr.), B. femoris. See B. FLEXOR cruris. B. flexor cruris, B. flexor cubiti. See under FLEXOR. huméral (Fr.), B. humeri, B. intern us, B. intern us hum: B. intern us manus, B. manus. See B. FLEXOR cubiti.