Chapter

 1 Pref|       having tied them in the same way, as I have myself repeatedly
 2 Pref|     auricles, and both in the same way in our dissections are found
 3 Pref|        vessel, to contrive but one way for such contrary motions
 4 Pref|   instantly see the air making its way by this route, were there
 5 Pref|            when there is so open a way through the pulmonary veins?
 6 Pref|            or rather to imagine, a way through the thick, hard,
 7 I   |           starting hence, with the way pointed out to them, advancing
 8 III |        divided vessel.~In the same way, when we see the blood in
 9 III |        left ventricle; in the same way as the pulmonary artery
10 IV  |    auricles, precisely in the same way and for the same reason,
11 IV  |          purple blood. In the same way in the egg, when the chick
12 V   |            its muscles in the same way as a sac that is to be filled
13 V   |         and the touch; in the same way it is with each motion of
14 V   |            that the blood made its way from the right to the left
15 VI  |           action of the heart; the way, in fact, is patent, open,
16 VI  |           one will doubt as to the way by which the blood may pass
17 VI  |        generally, there is an open way by which the blood is transmitted
18 VII |     appears when we reflect on the way in which water permeating
19 VII |       veins, and there is no other way but the one indicated, why
20 VII |           and forwards by the same way, with a reciprocating motion,
21 VII |            left ventricle. In this way, it may be said, that the
22 VIII|            should somehow find its way from the arteries into the
23 VIII|         call circular, in the same way as Aristotle says that the
24 IX  |            whole body! In the same way, in the sheep or dog, say
25 IX  |        hour, or even in a day; any way, it is still manifest that
26 IX  |           be furnished in no other way than by making a circuit
27 IX  |         from the veins in no other way than by transmission through
28 X   | constriction, so much in a general way must it emit upon each pulsation,
29 X   |            by tying the veins some way below the heart you will
30 XI  |       short of pain, and in such a way as still suffers a certain
31 XI  |            some short time in this way, let it be slackened a little,
32 XI  |          blood suddenly making its way along the course of the
33 XI  |          something cold making its way upwards along with the returning
34 XI  |           vacuum. Were pain in any way the cause, how should it
35 XII |     sometimes confirmed in another way; for having tied up the
36 XII |         the stream cannot make its way under the ligature; and
37 XIII|         manner the blood finds its way back to the heart from the
38 XIII|         veins, and how and in what way these are the only vessels
39 XIII|            to introduce it far any way, by reason of the valves;
40 XIII|        floodgates of a river, give way, and are most readily pushed
41 XIII|           valves, or in some other way: the veins in short, as
42 XIII|            of the valves in such a way as to compress it, and prevent
43 XIII|            you proceed in the same way, only taking as great a
44 XIV |           body, where it makes its way into the veins and porosities
45 XV  |           on it. And hence, by the way, it may perchance be why
46 XV  |       heart alone, and that in the way and manner already explained.~~
47 XVI |           matter, which is in this way overcome and dissolved by
48 XVI |        Colocynth and aloes in this way move the belly, cantharides
49 XVI |          all the rest? And in what way does it possess the vital
50 XVI |            to be made? In the same way, in considering the pulse,
51 XVI |           intestines. In a similar way, from the inferior part
52 XVII|           is contractile; in which way the word veuPou is derived
53 XVII|         the body, and in a similar way the walls of the branches
54 XVII|            lungs. Why, in the same way, we find in the course of
55 XVII|            to explain in any other way to what purpose all is constructed