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 1   I,  19|     diverted to it.~Further, the blood-vessels of women stand out less
 2   I,  19|         the absence of prominent blood-vessels is most conspicuous, and
 3   I,  20|      blood, so are caused in the blood-vessels all discharges of blood,
 4  II,  3 |          class belong also skin, blood-vessels, membranes, and the like,
 5  II,  4 |          which has the so-called blood-vessels.~To consider now the region
 6  II,  4 |     uterus in the female—the two blood-vessels, the great vessel and the
 7  II,  4 |         must be a residue in the blood-vessels, and this filling the channels
 8  II,  4 |        analogue, and of this the blood-vessels are the receptacle, wherefore
 9  II,  4 |       has first designed the two blood-vessels from the heart, and from
10  II,  6 |        heart.~From the heart the blood-vessels extend throughout the body
11  II,  6 | nutriment then oozes through the blood-vessels and the passages in each
12  II,  6 |       forms the brain, where the blood-vessels terminate above, corresponding
13  II,  6 |        passages end at the small blood-vessels about the brain which run
14  II,  7 |     uterus. The cord consists of blood-vessels in a sheath, more numerous
15  II,  7 |          the termination of many blood-vessels. All animals with no front
16  IV,  1 |      Take first and foremost the blood-vessels, round which the whole mass
17  IV,  8 |         of this blood and of the blood-vessels is the heart, and the heart
18  IV,  8 |       newly-born animal, and the blood-vessels round which the so-called