Chapter

 1 Ded |         confuted error. You have seen my dissections, and at my
 2 Pref|     arteries.~These opinions are seen to be so incongruous and
 3 Pref|          is anything of the kind seen elsewhere.~If fumes or fuliginous
 4 II  |         Motions Of The Heart~(As Seen In The Dissection Of Living
 5 II  |         or removed, the organ is seen now to move, now to be at
 6 II  |     observation in which we have seen that the heart, by squeezing
 7 II  |        pierced the blood will be seen to be forcibly projected
 8 III |      Motions Of The Arteries~(As Seen In The Dissection Of Living
 9 III |          punctured, the blood is seen to be forcibly propelled
10 III |       wounded, the blood will be seen spouting forth with violence
11 IV  |       Heart And Its Auricles~(As Seen In The Bodies Of Living
12 IV  | gradually dying, it is sometimes seen to reply, after two or three
13 IV  |       auricles contract they are seen to become whiter, especially
14 IV  |       several parts may still be seen contracting and relaxing;
15 IV  |         body of the heart may be seen pulsating and palpitating,
16 IV  |       cut into pieces, are still seen to move.~Experimenting with
17 IV  | generation of animals, as may be seen in the course of the first
18 IV  |          signs of motion. I have seen a similar condition of the
19 IV  |         is called the tail, both seen the heart pulsating myself,
20 IV  |         fact that may readily be seen in the snail, whose heart
21 IV  |        side of the body which is seen to be opened and shut in
22 IV  |  perceived as though it had been seen through a window.~I have
23 VI  |        vessel, when the blood is seen to be projected by each
24 VI  |          cogitating with myself, seen further, that the same thing
25 VI  |         I have myself repeatedly seen these motions, and Aristotle
26 VII |    remains at rest, and is never seen to be dilated or constricted.
27 IX  |          or dog, when it will be seen with what force, in what
28 IX  |        heart, as we have already seen; so that if the aorta be
29 IX  |          just as we have already seen the same transit prevented
30 X   |          open, the heart will be seen pulsating quietly, distinctly,
31 X   |       almost all things else are seen by which I have already
32 XI  |         bleeding, and it will be seen that the whole hand and
33 XII |       also be confirmed. We have seen, that the blood passes from
34 XII |       into the arteries; we have seen, farther, that almost the
35 XII |         applied be used; we have seen, still farther, that the
36 XIII|     precisely as we have already seen the case to be in fig. 2;
37 XVI |          them, (as I have myself seen in opening the bodies of
38 XVII|      also, the same thing may be seen, and as the body is transparent,
39 XVII|     arrangement of the fibres is seen to be different. All the
40 XVII|          and arranged as we have seen it to be. ~ ~