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# Title: Renati Des-Cartes Tractatus De Homine, Et De Formatione Foetus (shelfmarks Leibn. Marg. 178, Stück 4; Leibn. Marg. 178)
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m india-
erimium
Re prirus
uusillians
INC, BomI.
luis imerce.
MM est quino.
iline, qui ad
AODEM gIam
BanE, illo-
CMIENEIOreM.
bentur, leab
us expedire
mperrapiune
dmodimau-
spiriur cele
suinispattes,
Vlorimacti.
F, liquando
celerius (o-
nes corporis
iltem cendere
catacilemillis
alixe lanouinis
ralis cursum
Orus spirituum
antur: Ouod
imodi munaio
rsu conrine,
ui primi poros
orediuneur, aul
liuneur, seguus.
sine imperuili
quenterautemiI
a rectisima les
mnesadhocie.
Tendulli
LRAOTATOS DB LABMSHC.
rendune, at que ita locum à se vorissime oc-
cupatur aliis occupandum relinquunE, uE
illos pari ri d celeritace sequi postine, hac-
que lacione eandem propentionem Foti
sanouinis massae imperciane; idque magis
auc minus, prouc Epiricus in arceriis con-
tentimagis aur minus facilitatis habent 2d
primorum cursum sequendum. Pex suc-
cum alimentarium, quem secundo loco aue
insecunda claste poluimus, incelligo fan-
suinis partes omnes, quae lune latistenues
ueper arteriarum poros tranleane, sed non
Cacisur incer parrium Colidarum exiguas A-
brascranscurrane, ac proindeillarum radi-
cibus, quas hoc pacto alune, adhxelum cunt.
Ouanquam autem axreriarum pori (ineral-
de masno numero; nihilominus omnes
sanouinis partes, quae radicibusictis hoc p2-
Ato adjunsi posene, non adjunguntur, cum
quia obstac illarum mocus celericas, cum
quia in ictorum pororum oriticia non inci-
dune, acque etiam ab aliis crastioribus parti-
bus expedire se negucunt, quibuscum de re-
liguis spiricibus ad cor per venas regre-
diuDeur.
Progredi conantur secundum lineam re-
ctam) Propolicionem hanc in secunda Prin-
cipiorum parte art. 39, demonstraram ride.
CA forrioribus) Per Cortiores non lem-
per incellisenda lunc crassiores languinis
partes, nam e conera illa sunt quae omnium
minime ad cerebrum perveniunt, quiaue
Plurimum Aguras habene raldeirregulares;
sedinrellisendae sunt omnium Polidissima,
de minima, quae ab aliis se Facilius expe-
diune, Polleneque vi majore ad motum
suum in recta linea concinuandum.
Obiter etiam notari potest,
Post eas Canouinis particulas
quae cerebrum inorediuntur,
neque Fortiores neque rivi-
SCullateo
diores dari iis, quae tendunt ad rala gencrationi dicata. tenderc.
Nlam ex. er. Cl illae quae rim habent perreniendiusque ad D,
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