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 1 V|      tubes, viz., the hollow vein (vena cava), which is the
 2 V|   branches; and the arterial vein (vena arteriosa), inappropriately
 3 V|       because it is simply a vein which comes from the lungs,
 4 V|   with those of the arterial vein, and those of the tube called
 5 V|     entrance to the arterial vein, which, arranged in a manner
 6 V|      artery and the arterial vein are of much harder and firmer
 7 V| venous artery and the hollow vein; and that the two last expand
 8 V|   flows, - - from the hollow vein into the right, and from
 9 V|     branches of the arterial vein and of the grand artery
10 V|   and the five of the hollow vein and of the venous artery
11 V|     part where they open the vein, cause the blood to flow
12 V|  coats of which the arterial vein and the great artery are
13 V|      cavity and the arterial vein, were it not that the blood
14 V|  immediately from the hollow vein? ~And what can physicians
15 V|  blood flows from the hollow vein into the left cavity of
16 V|     passes from the arterial vein into the grand artery without