Chapter

 1 Pref|           the motion, action, and use of the heart and arteries,
 2 Pref|           dimensions, what is the use or meaning of this pulse
 3 Pref|         from the ventricles, what use were there for the coronary
 4 I   |           both the motion and the use of the heart and arteries.
 5 I   |      perchance be found of signal use. At length, yielding to
 6 I   |        untouched. Finally, if any use or benefit to this department
 7 I   |         that time, and place, And use, have brought addition to
 8 V   |          regard to the origin and use of the veins and the coction
 9 VI  |       which she had formerly made use of in the embryo and foetus,
10 VI  | respiration, to the necessity and use of the air, etc., as also
11 VI  |     present purpose, which is the use and motion of the heart,
12 VII |       well known that persons who use the Spa waters or those
13 VII |         Now Galen, explaining the use of these valves, and the
14 VII |         valves) have all a common use, and that it is to prevent
15 VII |        into the lungs; but we can use it with still greater propriety,
16 XI  |     beyond it. Such a ligature we use in amputations to control
17 XI  |       them. Such a ligature is in use in blood-letting, an operation
18 XIII|          rightly understand their use, nor have succeeding anatomists
19 XIII|        but the greater effort you use, you will only see the portion
20 XV  |    contains blood for the general use; all the others receive
21 XVI |     proven, are not without their use in exciting belief, as it
22 XVI |        embryo, there is almost no use for the liver, but the umbilical
23 XVI |           our observations on the use of the spleen, but which
24 XVII|          blood: for what were the use of its pulsations had it
25 XVII|           have in hand, viz., the use of the auricles in filling
26 XVII|          can infer the action and use of the heart from the arrangement