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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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sint, ac denuo coirc circum exiguam quandam glandulam,
quae circiter in media cerebri substantia lita cA, in iploven-
triculorum introitu, atque ibi ralde multos exiouos poros
habere, per quos subtilistimae lansuinis quem continent par-
ticulae eAuere possint in hranc glandulam, non vero cral
siores, eo quod nimis angusti sint pori ilti. Sciendum
etiam, has arterias ibi non terminari, sedubi pluresinu-
nam coierint, recta adscendere, ec exonerare le in amplum
illudras, quod instar Furipi est, quo tota exterior cercbri
superticies irrigatur. Notandum Praeterca, Partes Cangui-
niscrassiores, dum per antractus illorum tenuium reticulo-
sum transeunt, multum de luo motu polleamittere; quan-
doquidem rim habent admictas sibi tenuiores particulas
propellendi, e hocpacto luum iis motum communicandi:
AC vero subtiliores eadem ratione non postunt amittere
motum Cuum; cum carum motus ab co quem a crassioribus
accipiunt augeatur potius ex nulla alia circa eas corpora lint,
in quae motum tuum tam tacile transterre possent. Inde
haud difticulter concipimus, crastiores illas lanouinis par-
tes, dum rectaadcendunt rerlus exteriorem cerebri super-
ticiem, ubi illius substantia nutriendae inferriunt, in cau-
la esse, ut subtiliores ee magis agitatae deffectant, omnel
que inorediantur glandulam illam: quae concipi debet in-
ar uberrimi fontis, unde excunt, codemque tempore qua-
quarersum procluunt in rentriculos cerebri. Atque ita (1-
neulla alia praeparatione aut mutatione, praeterquam quod
separatae sint a crastioribus, e retincant adhuc summam
Quam a calorecordis acceperunt celeritatem, desinunt ha-
bereformam languinis, ac spiritus animalesrOcantuI.
Subcilissimum quendam halitum, aut riculas magnicudine de Roura discrepantes
potius valde mobilem, aut puram stam- diridit, credibile non est secundum ratio-
mam) Duando spiricuum animalium oc-
nem, illam alibi quam in corde heri: L0-
neratio lumicur proicta actione, per quam cus enim alius nullus est, in quo deprehen-
primum elementum Canouinis parces cum datur heri fermentationem aue ebullicio-
expetunsirando, illas in innumeras par- nem ejus similem, qua in cordis reneri-
culis