Chapter

 1 5 |      into a circle, the inward organs may be covered, that those
 2 7 |  covered these with the inward organs, as was befitting to each
 3 7 |       He mixed with the inward organs, veins as streams divided
 4 7 |      He fashioned these inward organs after that manner which
 5 7 |        to the breast; also the organs of generation subjoined
 6 14|     spleen? What of the liver? Organs which appear as it were
 7 14| another source, and that those organs may have a different effect
 8 14|       many objects and so many organs have one and the same office--
 9 16|        Then they say, that the organs which are the ministers
10 16|      though infused into solid organs by a living and, as it were,
11 16|        the construction of the organs, as harmony does in the