Chapter

 1 Pref|        it probable that such a quantity of blood should be required
 2 Pref|     the paroxysms on passing a quantity of turbid, fetid and acrid
 3 IV  |       contained a considerable quantity of purple blood. In the
 4 V   |     which it contains in ample quantity as the head of the veins,
 5 V   |     there is the delivery of a quantity of blood from the veins
 6 VII |     two by the bladder. Such a quantity of liquid must take some
 7 VIII|           Chapter VIII: Of The Quantity Of Blood Passing Through
 8 VIII|    remains to be said upon the quantity and source of the blood
 9 VIII|        mind, what might be the quantity of blood which was transmitted,
10 IX  |        to the arteries in such quantity that it cannot be supplied
11 IX  |       the body, in much larger quantity than were sufficient for
12 IX  |        or from experiment, the quantity of blood which the left
13 IX  |    pulse into the aorta; which quantity, by reason of the valves
14 IX  |         or a like proportional quantity of blood, according to the
15 IX  |     into the artery - a larger quantity in every case than is contained
16 IX  |      drachms are expelled, the quantity would, of course, amount
17 IX  |  ounces; if half an ounce, the quantity would come to forty-one
18 IX  |       the arteries. The actual quantity of blood expelled at each
19 IX  |         at another in smaller, quantity; and that the circuit of
20 IX  |    supposing even the smallest quantity of blood to be passed through
21 IX  |        not perchance in larger quantity by the veins than by the
22 IX  |        usually find so large a quantity of blood in the veins, so
23 X   |     The First Position~(Of The Quantity Of Blood Passing From The
24 X   |       here object that a large quantity may pass through and yet
25 X   |      natural state, so large a quantity of blood cannot pass in
26 X   |    each pulsation, and in such quantity must the blood pass, the
27 XI  |       will be obvious that the quantity can neither be accounted
28 XI  |        blood carried in larger quantity to the extremities, for
29 XII |     that not only is the whole quantity which was contained in the
30 XII |    heart. Nor could so large a quantity of blood be drawn from one
31 XII |       liberty to calculate the quantity of the blood, and to reason
32 XII |        not transferred in such quantity as wont from the veins to
33 XIII|      far we have spoken of the quantity of blood passing through
34 XIII|      time. And now compute the quantity of blood which you have
35 XIII|        multiplying the assumed quantity by one thousand, you will
36 XIV |      heart, and this in such a quantity or in such a flux and reflux
37 XV  | several parts of the body, the quantity sent to each being according
38 XVI |         But when a very minute quantity of chyle is mingled with
39 XVI |      mingled with a very large quantity of circulating blood, a
40 XVI |        of circulating blood, a quantity of chyle that bears no kind
41 XVI |     diluting them with a large quantity of warm blood, (for we see
42 XVI |    blood, (for we see that the quantity returned from the spleen
43 XVII|   blown and to require a large quantity of air. But of these things,
44 XVII|        they contain so large a quantity of blood, as by experience