Chapter

 1 Pref|  regurgitation, of the blood?~2. And, when we have these
 2 Pref|     xi, quest. 12.]~[Footnote 2: De Locis Affectis. lib.
 3 II  |     pulse is felt externally.~2. That it is everywhere contracted,
 4 III |   other arteries of the body.~2. When the left ventricle
 5 III |  simultaneously." And further,2 "thus do all the veins pulsate
 6 III |       iii, cap. 9.]~[Footnote 2: De Respir., cap. 20.]~I
 7 IV  |  first, fails last.~[Footnote 2: De Motu Animal., cap. 8.]~
 8 VII |      lungs be interfered with.2 Finally, our position that
 9 VII |     into the aorta.~[Footnote 2: See the Commentary of the
10 XIII|    valves, from H to O, (fig. 2,) and keep the point of
11 XIII|   seen the case to be in fig. 2; but the finger first applied (
12 XIII| finger first applied (H, fig. 2, L, fig. 4), being removed,
13 XV  |    nothing, as Aristotle says,2 which can be of service
14 XV  |     of native heat.~[Footnote 2: De Part. Animal., iii.]~
15 XVII|       heart nerves.~[Footnote 2: In the book de Spiritu,