Chapter

 1 Pref|       affirms in more than one place, the whole of the blood
 2 Pref|       of blood that would take place from the vessel that was
 3 Pref|       and the jet always takes place with the diastole of the
 4 I   |     and when the diastole took place, nor when and where dilatation
 5 I   | perfection, but that time, and place, And use, have brought addition
 6 II  |   Living Animals)~In the first place, then, when the chest of
 7 III | contraction of the heart takes place, and that at which the pulse
 8 III |    observe with Galen, in this place, that the old philosophers
 9 IV  |        distinct in time and in place, two of which are proper
10 IV  |   motions distinct in point of place, but not of time; for the
11 IV  |       these by no means taking place simultaneously, but the
12 V   |    other of the auricles, take place consecutively, but in such
13 V   |      they happen, seem to take place in the twinkling of an eye.
14 V   |     the arteries a pulse takes place, and can be heard within
15 VI  |       cannot introduce in this place. Their anatomy plainly shows
16 VII |    shows distinctly what takes place in the majority of animals,
17 IX  |        that this does not take place in half an hour, but in
18 X   |     that here everything takes place more slowly, and is more
19 XI  |      the blood moves from that place to this place, and from
20 XI  |        from that place to this place, and from the point to this
21 XI  |     the swelling usually takes place most rapidly. But these
22 XI  |       forehead a blow upon the place where a twig of the artery
23 XV  |        necessity. In the first place, since death is a corruption
24 XV  |       a corruption which takes place through deficiency of heat,
25 XV  |         that the heart is this place, that the heart is the principle
26 XV  |   consequence, that there be a place and receptacle where the
27 XV  |      several members. Now this place is the heart, for it is
28 XVI |       This could scarcely take place, and must be held as altogether
29 XVI |        its completion.~In this place, therefore, and that indeed
30 XVI |  impertinent to notice in this place incidentally. From the splenic
31 XVII|     distinct in office, not in place from the other, that one,
32 XVII|       parts and movements take place, then it also has a heart