Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 227
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The machine reads it as
- artS Ot
- COats,
- nent ot
- OF the
- lparent
- tearthe
- Onts
- Veins,
- Arteries.
- erueture
- the in-
- erctood,
- exhe AF
- cch; tHC
- oblique
- OF saturat Beli
- obligue Fibres, wrtrich malce buE Fe turnS
- Perrecsto propasate genely che included
- Fluid, the Loncitudinal ones to more thc
- Vesset, and the included Fluid, up or
- donn in a direction parallel to its lenoct,
- by encreasins chis dimention and cherebr
- lelenine the ocher, i. c. the trantverle
- Diameter; the Spiral ones by Equeerins it
- crantrerlely, and (o encreatino ic in lenoch
- Or lessening ic in breadch. Thus the BI00d
- beins pustre by che contraction oF chetTCALE
- into che Arteries, distends their COats a
- long their Whole leneth, till the force ot
- the nacural Flasticity oF che Membranons
- Coat, bc equal to the Force oF this Im-
- Pulse; then chac Flasticitr, ot this Coat bc.
- Sinmine co act, at the Came cine the ner-
- vons Juice is (quecr dout tromthe Nerves
- by chis dilatation oE che (mall Arteries, a-
- mons the Originatine Nerves in the Brain,
- and Co brings the Nnscular Fibres into A
- ction, atter the manner alreads explain d.
- And boch chele Forces actins ac once,
- propell che Blood in a continued SErCaM,
- chrough che unincerrupted Channels ot
- ehc
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Philosophical Principles Of Natural Religion, fol. 227. Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/797370323:0385?run=74