Chapter

 1 Pref|    heart and arteries must appear obscure, inconsistent, or
 2 V   |   statement which does not appear devoid of reason; for no
 3 VI  | roots of the great artery, appear springing from the heart.
 4 VII | moment: but if it meantime appear that the function of respiration
 5 IX  |    follow necessarily, and appear as a thing obvious to all.
 6 X   |    thing will also plainly appear when we come to discuss
 7 XI  |  this may the more clearly appear to everyone, I have here
 8 XI  |   The same thing will also appear in regard to ligatures,
 9 XI  |  it, and than they usually appear when there is no bandage
10 XIII|     3).~It would therefore appear that the function of the
11 XIII|  letters and figures refer appear here in the original. -
12 XIII|     and then, where things appear contrived more negligently,
13 XVI |   acquire consistency, and appear to possess life, motion,
14 XVII|     so that sometimes they appear to live, sometimes to die;
15 XVII|     and occasionally there appear to be none present in the