Chapter

 1 Ded |     alone declares the blood to course and revolve by a new route,
 2 Ded |       sun. They teach us in our course of philosophy to sedulously
 3 Pref|         may be withdrawn in the course of half an hour or less.
 4 Pref|      could be discharged by the course he indicates, why he could
 5 IV  |       extremely manifest in the course of the generation of animals,
 6 IV  |  animals, as may be seen in the course of the first seven days
 7 IV  |       returns at the end of her course to the goal whence she had
 8 IV  | non-entity, so, by a retrograde course, entity, by corruption,
 9 IV  |       be opened and shut in the course of respiration, and whence
10 IV  |   rudiments of the chick in the course of the fourth or fifth day
11 V   |   auricle contracts, and in the course of its contraction forces
12 V   |     themselves in the lungs, of course it became a puzzle to them
13 VI  |              Chapter VI: Of The Course By Which The Blood Is Carried~(
14 VI  |        not to say for the whole course of life; as, for example,
15 VI  |          will pursue the wisest course if they seek by dissection
16 VI  |     chosen a direct and obvious course - for I assume that no other
17 VII |       through this organ in the course of the day); it must flow
18 VII |         perform this lengthened course in vain; it would flow inwards
19 IX  |      the ventricle. Now, in the course of half an hour, the heart
20 IX  |          the quantity would, of course, amount to twenty pounds
21 IX  |      the whole of which, in the course of one-half hour, would
22 IX  |   arteries, drained away in the course of no long time - some half-hour
23 X   |         as much and more in the course of an hour or two.~And if
24 X   |   finger and the thumb, and the course of the blood for some space
25 XI  |   colour and appearance; in the course of time it begins to fall
26 XI  |        making its way along the course of the vessels and diffusing
27 XII |      and through the heart by a course from the great veins; for
28 XII |         to conclude that in the course of the half hour hinted
29 XIII|         1). At intervals in the course of the veins, especially
30 XIII|        press at one part in the course of a vein with the point
31 XVII|        same way, we find in the course of our anatomical dissections
32 XVII|      others, to be noted in the course of dissection, if rightly