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 1 2 |    example, do so even after the heart has been removed.~
 2 3 |          sanguineous animals the heart is the first organ developed;
 3 3 |          what corresponds to the heart must develop first. We have
 4 3 |      Animals that it is from the heart that the veins issue, and
 5 3 |       the stomach. But it is the heart that has supreme control,
 6 3 |    nutritive soul must be in the heart, for the functions relative
 7 3 | ancillary to the activity of the heart. It is the part of the dominating
 8 3 |        the sensefaculties in the heart, for it is here that we
 9 3 |    clearly seen to extend to the heart, and hence the others also
10 3 |      evident, connected with the heart, while others are situated
11 4 |    sanguineous animals be in the heart, and, in the bloodless ones,
12 4 |       this warmth must be in the heart in sanguineous animals,
13 4 |       sanguineous animals is the heart and in the bloodless order
14 14|         this organ is called the heart. The blood constitutes the
15 14|          sanguineous animals the heart is the starting-point of
16 16|     animals possessing blood and heart, all which have a lung admit
17 21|        the source of heat in the heart.~
18 22|  understand the way in which the heart is connected with the lung
19 22|          that takes place in the heart. Respiration is the means
20 22|      possess a lung as well as a heart. But when they, as for example
21 22|    ocular evidence as to how the heart is situated relatively to
22 22|         It might appear that the heart has not the same position
23 22|   identical, for the apex of the heart is in the direction in which
24 22|      fishes that the apex of the heart points, seeing that they
25 22|        from the extremity of the heart a tube of a sinewy, arterial
26 22|        but on either side of the heart others also issue and run
27 22|      cooling which passes to the heart.~In similar fashion as the
28 23|    sanguineous animals it is the heart, and in those that are bloodless
29 23|        for a long time after the heart has been removed. Tortoises,
30 23|         It is just as though the heart contained a tiny feeble
31 26|         26~In connexion with the heart there are three phenomena,
32 26|         the hot substance in the heart owing to the chilling influence
33 26|         its concentration in the heart produces palpitation. It
34 26|  disturbance.~The beating of the heart, which, as can be seen,
35 26|        containing vessel.~In the heart the beating is produced
36 26|         to the outer wall of the heart, and it goes on continuously;
37 26|       the blood, it being in the heart that the blood receives
38 26|    stages of generation, for the heart can be seen to contain blood
39 26|         their connexion with the heart. The heart always beats,
40 26|    connexion with the heart. The heart always beats, and hence
41 26|       then, is the recoil of the heart against the compression
42 27|    bellows in a smithy, for both heart and lungs conform pretty
43 27|      through its channels to the heart, they contract and eject
44 27|   Continually as the heat in the heart rises, continually on being