Chapter

 1 Pref|    relation to one another in point of size, viz., the pulmonary
 2 I   |    itself to me now from this point, now from that; the diastole
 3 II  |        and rises upwards to a point, so that at this time it
 4 IV  |      four motions distinct in point of place, but not of time;
 5 IV  | auricles alone pulsating, the point of the heart be cut off
 6 IV  |      red or white palpitating point, as the beginning or principle
 7 IV  |   question there was a bloody point so small that it disappeared
 8 IV  |       again, red and like the point of a pin; so that betwixt
 9 VI  |   have been committed on this point, they plainly do amiss who,
10 VI  | discussion is brought to this point, that they who inquire into
11 X   |    and is more distinct. This point in particular may be observed
12 XI  |      this place, and from the point to this one; from the centre
13 XII |   these things be so, another point which I have already referred
14 XIII|         fig. 2,) and keep the point of a finger upon the vein
15 XIII|       of the vein between the point of the finger and the valve
16 XIII|     course of a vein with the point of a finger (L, fig. 4),
17 XVI | others.~There is but a single point which indeed would be more
18 XVII|     up that the difference in point of strength and other things
19 XVII|       and likelihood upon the point. Whilst the foetus is yet
20 XVII|        there is a mere bloody point or pulsating vesicle, a