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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 2
# Folio 36v, page id 00068454:0072
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exs sinistro ventiiculo. Sangonem anteriosum ad nutritionem facere
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etiam  mobabimius, quibus sanguine ex dextro ventriculo in sinistrum
diffundi frobaviu
exsuistro ventriculo, sansornem arteriosum ad mutitionem facere in
argumentis etiam pbabimus, quibus
sunsvine ex dextro ventroculochus
sinistrum transire bavimus. tis dem algumentis probatur sanguinem venosum
concoctionem aliquam accipere incorde, unde senturcum cor laborat, etiam
laborare sanguinem tam venosum quam arteriosum, quod licet vulgo parador
sit negantibus sanguinem venosum in corde concoqui Aristoteles tamen confirvent
et probat experientias prout enim cortemperatum est, et saugvis temperatur, vidi
hoc Galenus, protiterturque inarte arte parva, uti docet a temperie cordis pendere
temperiem totius corporis, medici vulgo praetex unt, affectus tordis mutare sansuine
sed per consensum nepatis. sed in tectica febri omnis sanguinis vitiatur, sine
vitio hepatis Eandem sangomis corruptionem patiuntur, qui tectica putria
laborant, et omnes ethisici sansome habent imnus bonum, cuu taneea in x
possit hepar esse sanum. deinde affectus mini possunt mutare hominemi
hivero sedem habent in corde. per iram sanquis ebillit et aduritur,
per tristitiano vero in aquam quasi colliquatur docet etiam
experientia nonnullis quando timent copiose effluere urinam aliis
solvi alvum. Exemplum habet plutardhus in quaestionibus naturalibu
ubi pponitur Aratus socionius vir fortissimus. jui tamen in initio sem
fluxerit alvus per istam conturbadem rave a colliquatione sangoru
unde maa profluit in alvum vel vesicam. Unde notam sargonie
minus bene se habente cordialia praebenda sunt medicamenta,
quod a paucissimis observatur.