Chapter

 1 Ded |       swell this treatise into a large volume by quoting the names
 2 Pref|       vein, which is scarcely so large, which has the coats of
 3 Pref|        substance of the lungs at large. Besides, if the blood could
 4 II  |       the muscles of the body at large. To all this let it be added,
 5 III |       person was affected with a large pulsating tumour on the
 6 V   |          arteries to the body at large.~These two motions, one
 7 V   |         the heart to the body at large!~[Footnote 1: De Placitis
 8 VIII|   tremble lest I have mankind at large for my enemies, so much
 9 VIII|         never have given them so large a relative size without
10 VIII|       distributed to the body at large, and its several parts,
11 VIII|         the heart to the body at large, the vein of the present
12 IX  |   dissections we usually find so large a quantity of blood in the
13 IX  |       their blood to the body at large and sending it into the
14 X   |         shall here object that a large quantity may pass through
15 X   |          their natural state, so large a quantity of blood cannot
16 XI  |  ligature, we see the testes and large fleshy tumours dwindle,
17 XI  |         who is lean, and who has large veins, and the best time
18 XII |          the heart. Nor could so large a quantity of blood be drawn
19 XIII| peripheral parts and the body at large. We have yet to explain,
20 XIII|        and those whose veins are large, certain knots or elevations (
21 XV  |        and abating the powers at large, it is no wonder that various
22 XVI |     chyle is mingled with a very large quantity of circulating
23 XVI |        then diluting them with a large quantity of warm blood, (
24 XVI |          the spleen must be very large when we contemplate the
25 XVII|         the blood to the body at large, not to the lungs only.
26 XVII|         They are numerous in the large, more muscular and hardier
27 XVII|        be blown and to require a large quantity of air. But of
28 XVII|        are out of all proportion large, which is because they are
29 XVII|          and why they contain so large a quantity of blood, as
30 XVII|          pulmonary artery has so large an orifice is because it