Chapter

 1 Ded |         because I do not think it right or proper to strive to take
 2 Pref|  confirmed, and what is false set right by dissection, multiplied
 3 Pref|         Yet it is denied that the right ventricle makes spirits,
 4 Pref|       that fishes are without any right ventricle (and indeed every
 5 Pref|       indeed every animal wants a right ventricle which is unfurnished
 6 Pref|         with lungs), and that the right ventricle is present solely
 7 Pref|          at the entrance into the right ventricle prove obstacles
 8 Pref|        same in the left as in the right ventricle, why should it
 9 Pref|     spirits, and in the latter or right ventricle, for the blood?
10 Pref|      meaning of this pulse of the right ventricle? and why was nature
11 Pref|         blood, from the lungs and right sinuses of the heart, and
12 Pref|      septum of the heart from the right to the left ventricle by
13 Pref|       e.g., obtain blood from the right, when we see that both ventricles
14 Pref|           rather believe that the right took spirits from the left,
15 Pref|           obtained blood from the right ventricle through these
16 Pref|       bringing the blood from the right to the left side of the
17 III |          In like manner, when the right ventricle contracts and
18 III |          manner, the pulse in the right ventricle failing, the pulse
19 III |           at the instant when the right ventricle contracts.~So
20 III |         by the contraction of the right ventricle.~Finally, that
21 III |           pulsating tumour on the right side of the neck, called
22 IV  |        then its auricle, next the right ventricle; and, finally,
23 IV  |          long since observed, the right auricle still continues
24 IV  |          to linger longest in the right auricle. Whilst the heart
25 IV  |        afterwards.~But I think it right to describe what I have
26 IV  |      after the heart and even its right auricle had ceased pulsating, -
27 IV  |        which was contained in the right auricle, this being apparent
28 IV  |     bottom of that orifice in the right side of the body which is
29 V   |    auricle into the arteries. The right ventricle sends its charge
30 V   |      direction of the axis of the right ventricle, as if twisting
31 V   |          how or by what means the right ventricle should distribute
32 V   |       blood made its way from the right to the left ventricle by
33 VI  |         The Arteries, Or From The Right Into The Left Ventricle
34 VI  |           opens properly into the right ventricle of the heart,
35 VI  |         after its escape from the right ventricle of the heart.
36 VI  |        this direction or from the right ventricle into the pulmonary
37 VI  |    pulmonic vessels back upon the right ventricle; closing with
38 VI  |        passage indicated from the right ventricle into the aorta.~
39 VI  |          both the ventricles, the right one receiving the blood
40 VI  |         the blood passes from the right ventricle of the heart by
41 VII |  Substance Of The Lungs~(From The Right Ventricle Of The Heart Into
42 VII |     forced on by the pulse of the right ventricle, the necessary
43 VII |           is here speaking of the right side of the heart, but I
44 VII |       transit of the blood by the right ventricle from the vena
45 VII |   continually permeating from the right to the left ventricle, from
46 VII |         incessantly sent from the right ventricle into the lungs
47 VII |      incessantly flowing into the right ventricle of the heart,
48 VII |        herself obliged to add the right ventricle, the pulse of
49 VII |          it may be said, that the right ventricle is made for the
50 VIII|       veins, and so return to the right side of the heart, I began
51 VIII|        the lungs, impelled by the right ventricle into the pulmonary
52 IX  |          why there is much in the right ventricle, little in the
53 XIII|          they readily open in the right direction, entirely prevent
54 XIV | discharged into the vena cava and right auricle of the heart, and
55 XVII|       ventricles to its heart-one right, the other left; and wherever
56 XVII|           and wherever there is a right, there also is there a left
57 XVII|        left there is not always a right ventricle. The left ventricle
58 XVII|           left ventricle, and the right but to minister to it. The
59 XVII|        but to minister to it. The right neither reaches to the apex
60 XVII|         respects, the apex of the right reaching to the apex of
61 XVII|        through the lungs from the right to the left cavities of
62 XVII|         altered circumstances the right has only to drive the blood
63 XVII|           in the left than in the right ventricle; and while some
64 XVII|        yet they are absent in the right ventricle. In man they are
65 XVII|           in the left than in the right ventricle, more abundant
66 XVII| ventricles.~Some animals have the right ventricle smooth internally,
67 XVII|         the blood, especially the right auricle, which, as already
68 XVII|        frame and stouter make the right auricle is so strong, and
69 XVII|    pulmonary artery does from the right ventricle, and the walls
70 XVII|    proportion as the walls of the right ventricle of the heart are
71 XVII|  character as that with which the right ventricle and pulmonary