ATTOLLENS

(Lat.), adj. A*t(a3t)-to?l’le?nz(lans). Pres. partic. of attollere, to lift. Fr., dlevant. Ger., aufhebend. It., attollente. Acting as an elevator of a part; asa n.,a muscle having that action (Lat., levator; Ger., Auf he bungs musket. —A. anterior. See ZYGOMA TO-AURICULAR IS.— Â. aurem, A, auriculæ, A. auricule superior, A. aurieulam. Fr., muscle élevateur de l'oreille, temporo-conchinien, auricula ire supérieur, temporo-auricula ire, renuer de l'oreille |Duverney], premier mitoyen, second mitoyen Vieu ens], supérieur de l’oreil Winslow]. Ger., Aufheber des Ohres. It., attollente (o elevatore) dell’ orecchio, temporo-conch in i a no, temporo-a uri col are. Rape levator (seu superior) auris. auricular is superior [Sant or in i], superior auriculæ {Sant or in i}, auriculæ primus [Fallopius]. A muscle which arises from the temporal portion of the epicranial aponeurosis and is inserted into the upper part of the median surface of the pinna; its action is to draw the auricle upward. [A, 7, 214, 246, 209, 314.]—A. humerum [Spigelius]. See DeL rome us—A. labium ‘superior [Spigelius]. See Zycomaticus major.—A. linguam [Spigelius]. See My1oaLo us—A. maxillam temporal is [Spigelius]. See TEMPORA- LIS—Â. maximus. The temporo-auricular is extern us musclk [Percivall (L, 13) ee oculi, A. oeuluin [Spigelius]. See Recr superior oculi.—A. o is hyoidei [Spigelius) See GENIO-HYOIDI —A, posterior. The temporo-auricular is intern us muscle. [Pes civail (L, 13).|—A. seapulam [Spigelius]. See LevATOR anguli —A. sed Splecliust. ee LEVATOR ani— À. supepalpebram. ‘he levator palpebræ superior is muscle. [Riolan (A, 24