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1 Pref| the lax, soft and spongy substance of the lungs at large. Besides, 2 Pref| blood could permeate the substance of the septum, or could 3 II | amplifying the walls and substance of the organ than enlarging 4 V | Erasistratus, to wit, that blood in substance is contained in the arteries, 5 VI | accomplished through the substance of the lungs, which in the 6 VII | Blood Passes Through The Substance Of The Lungs~(From The Right 7 VII | or the urine through the substance of the kidneys. It is well 8 VII | blood, may pass through the substance of the lungs, even as the 9 VII | fear not to give it.~The substance of the liver is extremely 10 VII | with its peculiarly pure substance, or the eyes, with their 11 XVII| or of the density of the substance; but the pulsations occur