Chapter

 1 Ded |             Truth. But even as they see that the credulous and vain
 2 Ded |    unintellectual are indisposed to see what lies before their eyes,
 3 Pref|            explain it away, when we see that with excessive repletion
 4 Pref|              1. Why, I ask, when we see that the structure of both
 5 Pref| dissecting-room, he would instantly see the air making its way by
 6 Pref|             from the right, when we see that both ventricles contract
 7 II  |     shortened longitudinally, as we see them in the bellies of the
 8 III |            In the same way, when we see the blood in arteriotomy
 9 V   |             And indeed everyone may see, when a horse drinks, that
10 V   |            his own words - I do not see how he can deny that the
11 VII |             the aorta.~[Footnote 2: See the Commentary of the learned
12 IX  |            ground for reasoning, we see the whole mass of blood
13 XI  |       prevented by the ligature, we see the testes and large fleshy
14 XI  |             blood.~Farther, when we see the veins below the ligature
15 XIII|           vein inferiorly, you will see no influx of blood from
16 XIII|       effort you use, you will only see the portion of vein that
17 XV  |            become congealed. For we see motion generating and keeping
18 XV  |             restored.~We frequently see how the extremities are
19 XV  |             iii.]~Moreover, when we see that all animals live through
20 XVI |          and the like. We sometimes see the whole system contaminated,
21 XVI |    appearance of redness, you shall see nothing in the seat of the
22 XVI |            and therapeutics, when I see how many questions can be
23 XVI |            we have made to shine, I see a field of such vast extent
24 XVI |     quantity of warm blood, (for we see that the quantity returned
25 XVII|        tribe of insects - we cannot see distinctly by reason of