Chapter

 1 Pref|          he could not or would not perceive, asd inform us that, in
 2 I   |            I could neither rightly perceive at first when the systole
 3 II  |          is made much more easy to perceive and unravel what the motions
 4 IV  | vivisection of an animal, we shall perceive four motions distinct in
 5 IV  |         pair of scissors, you will perceive the blood flowing out upon
 6 IV  |        organ, you may very plainly perceive this bladder contracting
 7 V   |           a living animal, he will perceive not only all the particulars
 8 V   |           hour, because he did not perceive the route by which the blood
 9 X   |           below the heart you will perceive a space between the ligature
10 X   |        heart interrupted, you will perceive the part that intervenes
11 XII |            great veins, - we shall perceive that a circulation is absolutely
12 XIII|           next valve (N), you will perceive that this portion of the
13 XVI |       dissolved by nature.~When we perceive, further, that medicines
14 XVII|       hornets, and the like we can perceive something pulsating with
15 XVII|       therefore, impossible not to perceive that, as the action of the