Chapter

 1 Ded |       industry of others. On the contrary, very many maintain that
 2 Pref|       filled like skins. But the contrary is obvious in arteriotomy
 3 Pref|    contrive but one way for such contrary motions and purposes, nor
 4 II  |       filled with blood; but the contrary of this is the fact, and
 5 II  |          circles, but rather the contrary; inasmuch as every fibre
 6 VII |        expand. The liver, on the contrary, remains at rest, and is
 7 IX  |        refuted, and is, besides, contrary both to sense and reason.
 8 IX  |        than by the arteries. The contrary of this statement, indeed,
 9 X   |         are restored.~If, on the contrary, the artery instead of the
10 XI  | moderately tight bandage, on the contrary, do we find that the veins
11 XII |           controlled. And now, a contrary state of things occurring,
12 XIII|        entirely prevent all such contrary motion, being so situated
13 XIII|       the valves; whilst, on the contrary, it was most easy to push
14 XIII|   vessels in this and not in the contrary direction, appears most
15 XVI |        indeed can we imagine two contrary motions in any capillary
16 XVI |        to a cask of wine, or the contrary; the mass does not then
17 XVII|          left ventricle; but the contrary of this does not hold good:
18 XVII|          threw it. Moreover, and contrary to the general opinion,
19 XVII|    artery, the others are veins, contrary to what is commonly believed;