Chapter

 1 Pref|      differ from the veins; and in extreme parts of the body where
 2 Pref|           the lungs, even to their extreme investing tunic, but none
 3 XI  |       heart; that in the limbs and extreme parts of the body the blood
 4 XI  |  extremities, to wit; and from the extreme parts back to the centre.
 5 XI  |           become gorged, when from extreme tightness it is somewhat
 6 XI  |            and has not reached its extreme term, a full pulse is felt
 7 XI  |       elsewhere forced through the extreme arteries into the extreme
 8 XI  |          extreme arteries into the extreme veins, and the return in
 9 XIII|     membranes of these vessels, of extreme delicacy, and a sigmoid
10 XIII|      instead of advancing from the extreme to the central parts of
11 XIII|            now introduced from the extreme towards the more central
12 XV  |       congealed by the cold of the extreme and outward parts, and robbed
13 XVI | preparation. The defects of either extreme are supplied and compensated
14 XVII|            of nourishment into the extreme parts; for they have bodies
15 XVII|        more ligamentous, whilst in extreme parts of the body, such