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1 Pref| made for many - three or four different - uses? For they 2 IV | animal, we shall perceive four motions distinct in time 3 IV | authority I say that there are four motions distinct in point 4 IV | that though the places be four, the times are only two. 5 VI | lungs; for in the foetus the four vessels belonging to the 6 VII | Since, then, there are four orifices in all, two in 7 VII | end it is furnished with four sets of valves, two serving 8 IX | as two, three, and even four thousand. Multiplying the 9 IX | neither animal contains above four pounds of blood, a fact 10 IX | eighty-three pounds and four ounces; the whole of which, 11 X | mammae-for a cow will give three, four, and even seven gallons