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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Medizin LH 3, 5
# Folio 112r, page id 00068494:0225
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pro
male affecto  parte fibrosa,
in qua tota musculi vis conisistit
Cred
Et credibile est tonum factum
rigidiorem ut in chorda magis
tensa, quae enim alia causa esse
potest elelieres promtionis
in re Glastica vibrationis.
itaque valde laudandam censeo
acque accurabiorem in pulsus
inquisitionem, optemque instrumenta
Avarico
posse excogitari, quibus omnis pulsuum
differentiae sinsibiliores reddantur
Coleritas sane ope penduli optime
memorabitur, dum scilicet numerantur
pulsus, aliquandiu, et ad penduli vibra-
tiones exiguntur
sed videndum an possit senti
vis aliaque e quae sunt in ictu varietales
s notabiliores reddi possint
carpo manu cum carpo in liquorem
immersa praesertim si liquor deindetum medo oculo tum
ded ope vitri convexi diligenter inspiciatur
et fro fluctus verispationesque notentur
idem an liseat aeren vesicam
circa carpum ligandos, eamque immisso
aere inflando pul sationum r
discrimina magis oculis subjecta
seddi possint.