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 1 V|             motion of the heart and arteries, which, as the first and
 2 V|            contract, as do also the arteries, because the blood that
 3 V|             cause the heart and the arteries again to expand as before. ~
 4 V|          not exhausted, and why the arteries do not become too full,
 5 V|           at the extremities of the arteries, through which the blood
 6 V|          coming forward through the arteries, because these are situated
 7 V|           can come thither from the arteries. ~This physician likewise
 8 V|            veins, and that from the arteries, can only arise from this,
 9 V|            other words, when in the arteries, than it was a short time
10 V| communicated heat to it through the arteries, and along with this certain
11 V|      towards the extremities of the arteries, causes certain of its parts
12 V|        cause, than simply, that the arteries which carry them thither
13 V|             bones, muscles, nerves, arteries, veins, and other parts