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... arteries , and muscles , and nerves , and veins ; and with fuch diligence of Every thing , & c . & c . " ( 26. ) Thofe very drawings and the writings are happily preferved in his Majefty's great collection of original drawings , where ...
... arteries , and muscles , and nerves , and veins ; and with fuch diligence of Every thing , & c . & c . " ( 26. ) Thofe very drawings and the writings are happily preferved in his Majefty's great collection of original drawings , where ...
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... arteries and veins had no intermediate cells or fpungy fubftance , as Harvey and all the preceding anatomifts had fuppofed , but communicate one with the other by a continuation of the fame tube . Liewenhoeck obtained great fame ...
... arteries and veins had no intermediate cells or fpungy fubftance , as Harvey and all the preceding anatomifts had fuppofed , but communicate one with the other by a continuation of the fame tube . Liewenhoeck obtained great fame ...
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... arteries . The doctrine , there- fure that the lymphatics , like the lacteals , were abforbents , as had been suggested by Gliflon and Hoffman , has been revived by Mr Hunter and Dr Monro , who have controverted the experiments of their ...
... arteries . The doctrine , there- fure that the lymphatics , like the lacteals , were abforbents , as had been suggested by Gliflon and Hoffman , has been revived by Mr Hunter and Dr Monro , who have controverted the experiments of their ...
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... arteries , it wahes every part , builds up what was broken down , and fweeps away the old and useless materials . Hence we fee the neceflity or advantage of the heart and arteri- al system . What more there is of this blood than enough ...
... arteries , it wahes every part , builds up what was broken down , and fweeps away the old and useless materials . Hence we fee the neceflity or advantage of the heart and arteri- al system . What more there is of this blood than enough ...
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... arteries , and veins , and is going on in the round of the circulation . 3. The local or fe creted are thofe fluids peculiar to particular parts of the body , which are trained off from the blood , and yet are very different in their ...
... arteries , and veins , and is going on in the round of the circulation . 3. The local or fe creted are thofe fluids peculiar to particular parts of the body , which are trained off from the blood , and yet are very different in their ...
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