...transparent or semi-transparent, colourless or whitish bodies, many of them rounded or oblong, varying in size from that of a grain of sand to that of a hemp-seed, from cartilaginous to fleshy firmness. In other places, the bodies were nearly or altogether...

...laminae, crossing each other in all directions, and having their interspaces occupied by cells, varying in size from that of a grain of sand to that of a very large pea ; some closed, but many communicating with each other ; containing a very viscous, clear, perfectly transparent...

...chiefly in India and the Brazils, and varies in hue from a pure aqueous colour to the deepest blue, and in size from that of a grain of sand -to that of a pigeon's egg. The value of diamonds depends upon their weight, and the weights used for the purpose...

...fibrin having begun in points, has chiefly augmented around the same. The granules thus deposited vary in size, from that of a grain of sand to that of a milletseed; but if the deposit increases, they enlarge into patches, which may run into one another,...

...fibrin having begun in points, has chiefly augmented around the same. The granules thus deposited vary in size, from that of a grain of sand to that of a milletBeed; but if the deposit increases, they enlarge into patches, which mny run into one another,...

...outer and inner surfaces of the heart, and on section, a number of small greyishyellow points, varying in size from that of a grain of sand to that of the head of a pin, are to be seen. The muscular structure of the heart, taken altogether, is of ordinary...

...pyramids of the medulla oblongata — vacuoles of round, oval, crescentic or somewhat cylindrical shape ; in size from that of a grain of sand to that of a pea; having no lining membrane, and being sharply cut out of the tissue — vacuoles which are empty,...

...are found small, hard particles (called kunkur) of a yellow or yellowish red appearance, and varying in size from that of a grain of sand, to that of a small pea. They act as foreign bodies in irritating and keeping open the ulcer. They may be easily...

...substance of the prostate body. They may exist singly or in great numbers, are quite hard, and vary in size from that of a grain of sand to that of a pea. Their color is not uniform, being sometimes white and at other times yellow or brown. They are...

...crystals coalesce in little masses, as they usually do, and form many very small, solid bodies ranging in size from that of a grain of sand to that of a small pea, we have what is commonly called gravel. The longer they remain in the bladder the larger...