Chapter

 1 III |          to act, to contract, to pulsate, the pulse in the arteries
 2 III |         the arteries of the body pulsate, viz., the contraction of
 3 III |         2 "thus do all the veins pulsate together and by successive
 4 IV  |      heart, therefore, ceases to pulsate sooner than the auricles,
 5 IV  |        left ventricle ceasing to pulsate first of all; then its auricle,
 6 IV  |       heart had wholly ceased to pulsate, and the auricles too had
 7 IV  |          animal; neither does it pulsate or give signs of motion.
 8 VI  |     heart in the embryo does not pulsate, that it neither acts nor
 9 IX  | surviving them and continuing to pulsate for a time, the left ventricle
10 IX  |         or forcibly the arteries pulsate, the more speedily will
11 XI  |   anywhere else, do the arteries pulsate, at the same time that immediately
12 XI  |           that when the arteries pulsate the blood is flowing through
13 XI  |   applied; but where they do not pulsate, as, when a tight ligature
14 XVII|          contrived that it shall pulsate, as there is here a necessity
15 XVII|        evident that the auricles pulsate, contract, as I have said
16 XVII|      does not the pulmonary vein pulsate, seeing that it is numbered
17 XVII|          smaller arteries do not pulsate, especially if a tourniquet