Chapter

 1 Pref|       and by wounds; for from a single divided artery, as Galen
 2 Pref|       but a kind of private and single purpose, that, namely, of
 3 IV  |         to action, and making a single pulsation, slowly, unwillingly,
 4 IV  |    which have hearts with but a single ventricle, and for an auricle
 5 V   |        seem to constitute but a single motion and act, which we
 6 V   |       is ever accomplished at a single effort, or receives its
 7 VI  |   having studied the forms of a single commonwealth, should set
 8 VI  |   cognizance of the nature of a single field, should imagine that
 9 VI  |         heart consists of but a single ventricle, being devoid
10 VI  |         it were, no more than a single ventricle to the heart,
11 IX  |         sheep or dog, say but a single scruple of blood passes
12 IX  |         the sheep, ejects but a single drachm of blood and there
13 X   |         us here conclude with a single example, confirming all
14 XI  |     above the elbow; and if any single small vein be pricked with
15 XIII|         or where there is but a single valve, do not seem totally
16 XVI | therefore, and that indeed in a single chapter, I shall only endeavour
17 XVI |      all others.~There is but a single point which indeed would
18 XVII|    nothing of the sort. By this single symptom I have ascertained