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1 II  |   the heart containing only circular ones), when they contract
2 VIII|    The Arteries; And Of The Circular Motion Of The Blood)~Thus
3 VIII|   we may be allowed to call circular, in the same way as Aristotle
4 VIII|    and the rain emulate the circular motion of the superior bodies;
5 VIII|   meteors engendered by the circular motion, and by the approach
6 IX  |  that it performs a kind of circular motion.~Let us assume, either
7 XII | blood, and to reason on its circular motion. Should anyone, for
8 XVII|     parietes and septum are circular, as in the sphincters; those,