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# Title: Leibniz-Handschriften zur Varia Physica LH 37, 4
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minima, facto per medium circuitu: cum contra renui naturali statu quinque aub fex pollicum
longitudinem trium traversorum digitorum latitudinem et pauloplus quam pollicis
crassitiem nec nisi cochlearis capacitatem habeat. Ut proinde dici possit nihil unquam
tam admirabile nisum inhoc argumento, cum maximi Anatomici referant maximos renet
hactenus observatos nondum humani capitis magnitudinem aequasse. Uretur exibat ex
superiori Renio hujus parte pergebatque persus primas lumbarum vertebrai atque inde se
inferebat iprgey   in vesicam. Incrementum renis continaum
ita ureterem loco moverat ut paulatim elatus ad supremum renis nihil amplius materiae
illius extraneae cum urina emibleret, cum aeger in lecto aut situ eset qui urete
rem premebat quae etiam videtur fuisse proxima mortis causa. Arteria et vena
emulgens solito mojoris erant, unde ramorum distributio per totam membrunae magni
tudinem facile notari poterat. Sexter ren sanus erat et in naturali habitu, cor
magnitudinis et firmitatis extraordinariae. Vasa ejus valde dilatata, et consistentiae
carti legingae maxime ostium magna arteriae et valvulae ejus. Unde dici obiter potest
motum sanguinis majorem et rapidiorem fuisse in vasis cordis quam reliqui corporis
et maxime infimi ventris, ubi pondus renis circulationi valde obstabat et sanguinem
cum impetu in cor irrumpentem vehrementia illapsus dilatasse atque indurasse paulatis
horum vasorum ora, ita ut propemodum ad osseam duritiem accederent.
Multam his disquirendi materiam habebant curiosi circa monstrosum renis cremen,
tum dislocationem caeterarum partium, tot materias modoras aliaque multa singu
laria in hac historia cujus communicationem experto atque curioso Bomino
Monginot debemus.