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  • Title: At the Gates: Lecture X: Progress of Mankind Up To Atlantean Times
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    • he breathed through tubular gills. But he was already a very complex
  • Title: Study of Man: Lecture X
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    • and muscle nature of limbs. Tubular limb bones: rounded head bones.
    • understanding the connection between the tubular bones of the arms and
    • is this so difficult? The reason is that a tubular bone, wherever it
    • cannot so easily get the shell-shaped head bones out of the tubular
    • procedure. You have to deal with the tubular bone of the arm or the
    • stocking looks like turned inside out. But a tubular bone is not equal
    • that which would now be inside. And it is like this with the tubular
  • Title: Astronomy Course: Lecture I
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    • our long bones or tubular bones (that is, in the limb bones),
    • vertebra of the spinal column. You must turn the tubular bone
  • Title: Astronomy Course: Lecture V
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    • tubular or long bone, for example, in its relation to that of
    • the inner surface of a tubular bone and then relate this to
  • Title: Astronomy Course: Lecture X
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    • would be a tubular or long bone — femur or humerus, for
    • to perceive it if we compare the inner surface of a tubular
    • relation. The inner surface of the tubular bone corresponds
    • skull-bone can be derived from the tubular bone if we picture
    • tubular bone to the outside, certain forces of tension come
    • tubular bone. From this you can conclude as follows. The
    • inner space of the tubular bone, this compressed inner space,
    • the inner surface of the tubular bone. These you must see to
    • the tubular bone as a kind of inversion of the world
    • The tubular
    • polarity. Take the tubular bone and think of this centre-line
    • what corresponds to the central line of the tubular bone. But
    • centre-line of the tubular bone towards it inner surface
    • passing through a tubular bone and bearing a certain relation
    • between tubular or long bone and skull-bone in the other
  • Title: Astronomy Course: Lecture XI
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    • construction of the typical long bones or tubular bones by
    • morphological relation of the tubular or long bone to the
  • Title: Astronomy Course: Lecture XV
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    • tubular bone or long bone inside-out like a mere glove, I
    • should again get the form of a tubular bone, needless to say.
    • this into account for the extreme metamorphosis-tubular bone



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