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 1 Ded |    most learned and skilfull anatomists, I at length yield to the
 2 Ded |    the names and writings of anatomists, or to make a parade of
 3 Pref|      observation.~Almost all anatomists, physicians, and philosophers
 4 I   | precepts and opinions of all anatomists; others desired further
 5 IV  |     learned men and skillful anatomists, inform us that from their
 6 V   |      this difficulty puzzled anatomists not a little, when in their
 7 VI  |     of animals generally, as anatomists for the most part do, confine
 8 VI  |     general conclusions.~Had anatomists only been as conversant
 9 VI  |      as in other animals, as anatomists in general have described
10 XIII|     use, nor have succeeding anatomists added anything to our knowledge;
11 XVII|    in muscles generally. All anatomists admit with Galen that the