Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 31
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The machine reads it as
- lThreado
- 25 iF a
- 2 Artery.
- OTes EO
- the latu
- eoper AU.
- WitH eHe
- CManteE
- by chelc
- CO KHOL)
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- are MucH
- Sttiee F
- nochine
- teries For
- trom the
- Ous puice
- SInee THC
- Bes, ttis
- Puice
- Ot sicod at
- On
- Juice must more in these Nerres aster thC
- Came manner the Blood does in the APtC-
- ries; onlf ich chis difference, chat it mores
- abundane more Por, (its Velocier bc.
- ing abated cither by che many circumro-
- Iations oF eHC ArcerY in chc Oland, irtricte
- is etic Origin of che Nerre; or by the re.
- iltence the suice incets with in the Pender
- Pipe oF ehie Nerre it SCIF.) IF che cirenla-
- tion ot the Blood be admitted, and ail
- te suices oF ihe Body BC alloir d to bc
- derird From ic, eis impossible chat any
- OF chese suices Monid Ctagnat in cheir V et
- selo longer than till cher be AIld. And
- cheretore ehc nerrous Juice in its Chanmels
- is propelld atcer the lame manier and Dy
- che Pame Mcchanism the Blood is ured
- Forward in the Arteries. Nom in the MuI
- cles ot involuntaer Motion; such as the
- HPeare, the Lunes, the Scomach andOuts
- and the mulcular Coaes oF tHC Vessels.
- ehis nerrous suice is constantr derir d by
- a Mechanicat Necestier. In The IICALE
- Wrhile the Auricles drc FuII oF BI00H, they
- are distended, and eie inflieree ofehe
- HETVOIS
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 31. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0189?run=74