Chapter

 1 Pref| relieved from the paroxysms on passing a quantity of turbid, fetid
 2 VII |   whole of the ingested juices passing through the liver, in order
 3 VIII|       Of The Quantity Of Blood Passing Through The Heart~(From
 4 IX  |        the whole mass of blood passing through the heart, from
 5 IX  |       artery is prevented from passing into the pulmonary veins,
 6 X   |       Of The Quantity Of Blood Passing From The Veins To The Arteries.
 7 X   |        food; so that the whole passing over in a short space of
 8 XI  |       through the arteries, or passing by certain hidden porosities?
 9 XIII|       of the quantity of blood passing through the heart and the
10 XIII|       the one above, the fluid passing, as it were, by the chinks
11 XIII|    reflux of the blood that is passing over them.~[Note. - Woodcuts
12 XIII|     and prevent any blood from passing upwards from the hand; then,
13 XVI |  vessels, one from the albumen passing entire through the liver,
14 XVII|        whilst the blood is not passing through the lungs from the
15 XVII|   development of every animal, passing through the forms of all,
16 XVII|       the blood is incessantly passing from one side of the heart