Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 204
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The machine reads it as
- 204 Dhiotophical Buincivles
- Stomach; Wrhere being Civelld and Farther
- Totined by che Sucens oF its Clands, and
- thc Liquors caken in, by che perpetual
- Pocion oF the Coats ot che Stomach, a-
- cainst onc another, thc Muscles oF the
- Midriff and Abdomen employed in respira
- tion, its parts are broken, and cheir inti
- mate Cohesions dissolvd. And by this
- pressure oF the Cides oF the Stomach uxon
- the concain d Aliment, ic is chrust into che
- Intestins; at ies entry into wtuch, it is irri
- rated wich che Bile and Sweetbreadjnice,
- the one to Cireeten, the ocher co dilute
- thc Chyle, by the vermicular Motion ot
- the Intestins Carilins trom che alternate
- Action ol their Spiral and Concitudinar
- Pibres) chepressure oFche Midriff and che
- Mnscles oF che lover Belly, the groller
- Partsare derir d dornvard, cobe chrust
- our of the Body, irhilo che Aner, are
- (queer d into the narror Orifices ot the
- lacteat Vessels, Wrhich open inco chele in-
- testines; Whence in lender Chanels they
- are carried into the Clands oF the Mesen-
- terus, recerrins tirst a fine chin Cymph from
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 204. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0362?run=74