Chapter

1 Pref|           jets; and the jet always takes place with the diastole
2 III |           contraction of the heart takes place, and that at which
3 V   |            to the arteries a pulse takes place, and can be heard
4 V   |        great artery, and that this takes its origin from the heart;
5 VII | consequently shows distinctly what takes place in the majority of
6 X   |          only that here everything takes place more slowly, and is
7 XI  |           and the swelling usually takes place most rapidly. But
8 XV  |        death is a corruption which takes place through deficiency
9 XVII|         forcibly and further if he takes it on the rebound than if