in, of the spine, spinal
in or of the spine, μυελὸς ῥ. the spinal marrow, Hp. Coac. 499, Arist. PA 651b32; without μ., ib. 652a30, cf. ῥάχις I; ῥ. μύες Gal. UP 12.8.
The corpus record
ῥᾰχ-ίτης
rachites · ὁ
in, of the spine, spinal
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