The CONTENTS.
C H A P. V.
The Httmour r, and General j4jfcElions es the Bedy.
II.
T HE Visible Circulation of tbe Blood ;by Mr. Will. Molyneux p. 125
III.
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IV.
V.
Tbe Quantiry of Blood in Men, and tbeCelerity of its Circulation ; by Dr. AllenMoulin ibid.
i. .4 Methodo/ Transfusing Blood ; byDr. Lower 226
By . . • . 227
Considerations conceming Transfufions
of Blood ; by . ibid.
1. Experiments of Transfusing Blood ;by Dr. Lower 228
. Tbe Transfusion of tbe Blood of iCalf intoa Sheep, by tbe Veins only ; by Sir Edm.King ibid.
. Tbe Transfusion«/ tbe Blood of a Mangyinto 1 Sound Dog ; byMr. Tho.Cox 229.. Tbe Transfusion ofthe Blood of nYoung,into an Old Dog ; by ctf. Gayant ibid.The Transfusion oftbe Blood of Calves in-
XII. An Obscrvation upon Blood grown cotd ;by S. Fracassati 2 3 y
XIII. iome Effects oftbe Air wo» Blood, e re-
to Dogs by ctf Denis
ibid.
6. A very Plentifnl Transfusion, experimen-ted upon a Bitch ; by .... 2 $0
The Transfusion of tbe Blood of four Wea-thers, into a Horse ; by Mr. Denys ibid.The Transfusion of the Blood of one Lamb
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into tr.other \ by S
ibid,
VI.
/
ibid.
. 239ibid.
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XV.
240
phin’d byan Experiment of tbe Change ofColour in t Ciear Liquor, upon tbe Admiffion es Air; by Dr. Fred- Slare<IV. 1. White Blood ; by k DA. . • •
2- By Dr. LowerBy Dr. J. Beat
The Constituent Parts«/ Human Blood ;by Dr. Raym. Vieussens ibid.
Tbe Opinion es tbe College of Physiciansit Rome, conccrning Dr. Vieussens’r Ana-logy «/ Human Blood ; by J. Maria Lan*cisi 247
A Strange bind of Bleeding, in ilittle
XVI.
The Transfulion of the Blood of a Lamb
into a Spaniel; by S . ibid,
A Method of Transfusing Blood into tbeVeinso/'Men; Lyb'/rEdm. King 231
VII. Transfusion Praäifed upon «Man in Lon-
don ; by Dr. Richard Lower, und Sir Edm.King ibid.
VIII. 1. The Effects of Jeveral Liquors tnix’d
witb tbe Blood, Warm from tbe Veins ; byctlr.Rob.Boyl 232
2. By Mr. Oldenburgh ibid.
IX* Liquors Injccted into tbe Veins of Dogs ;by S. Fracassati ibid.
1. Mercury Injccted imo tbe Veins ofDogs; by Dr.K. Moulin 233
By Dr. Chr. Pitt 234
1. Medicated Liquors Injccted into Hu-
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man Veins-, by Dr. Fabritius
ibid.
Medicines Injccted into Human Veins \by
ibid.
Child ; by Mr. Sam duGard 251
XVII. A PeriodicalEracuation of Blood, attbe End oftbe Fore-Finger ; by Mr. A(h 2 y 2XVIII. An Eruption of Blood, at tbe Glan-dula Lachrymalisj by Dr. Clopton Ha-vers ibid.
XIX. An Admirable Elsence for Stanchirg
Blood ; by ctf. Denys ibid.
XX. Experiments müde mthtkit Liquor ; by
Dr. Walter Ncedham, And Mr. RichardWisemaa 253
2. By Mr. Denys 254
3 .By...,. ibid.-
XXI. Experiments msde vrttb M'. Colebatch’rStyptick; by Mr. Will. Cowper 2yy
XXII. Some Animals biving Lungs, yetvsnt-
ing tbe Arterious Vein ; by Dr. Swammer-dam 2 56
XXIII. An Aneurisma of tbe Arteria Aorta;by Mr. Lafage 257
XXIV. A Communicationo/t/'e Ductus Tho-
racicus with tbe Emulgent Vcin ; by ctf.Pecquet 238
XXV. 1. ^Communication betrveen tbe Du-
ctus Thoracicus, And tbe Inferior VenaCava -, by M. Pecquet 2 59
2. Annotations-, iy X>r. Needham 761
XXVI. Tbe True Ilse oftbe Lymphatick Vcs-
sels; by ctf. Louysde Bills 262
XXVil. A Convullive Rheumatisin ; by Dr.Rob. Pitt rS3
XXVI il.