Chapter

 1 IV  | however still contracting, a finger placed upon the ventricles
 2 IV  | become motionless, I kept my finger wetted with saliva and warm
 3 X   |  with forceps or between the finger and the thumb, and the course
 4 XI  |    be felt beating under the finger.~Now let anyone make an
 5 XI  |  cause yet indicated.~If the finger be applied over the artery
 6 XI  |      it were, underneath the finger; and he, too, upon whose
 7 XIII|      and keep the point of a finger upon the vein inferiorly,
 8 XIII|     between the point of the finger and the valve O will be
 9 XIII|  emptied, if you now apply a finger of the other hand upon the
10 XIII|     vein that is between the finger and the valve become more
11 XIII|     vein with the point of a finger (L, fig. 4), and then with
12 XIII|        and then with another finger streak the blood upwards
13 XIII|     to be in fig. 2; but the finger first applied (H, fig. 2,
14 XIII|   before, apply the thumb or finger over a vein in the situation
15 XIII|  from the hand; then, with a finger of the other hand, streak
16 XIII|   now remains empty; but the finger at L being removed for an
17 XIII| filled from below; apply the finger again, and having in the
18 XIII|    upwards, again remove the finger below, and again the vessel