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 1 1|   bladder,and which are called ureters; for these are not arteries,
 2 1|        the bladder through the ureters, but is unable to go back
 3 1|    bladder lower down than the ureters, we supposedthat, if we
 4 1| plainly running outthrough the ureters into the bladder; even thus
 5 1|  theperitoneum in front of the ureters, then secure these with
 6 1|      the bladder empty and the ureters quite full and distended -
 7 1|  nothing goes back through the ureters to thekidneys. Here, then,
 8 1|     which is still living, the ureters are prevented from receivingback
 9 1|     again ligatures one of the ureters and leaves theother to discharge
10 1|      from the bladder into the ureters, I thinkhe will be persuaded