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part of theGreater Lobe of th tLiver, as it was divided. D DDD D, areseveral Black Specks that appear’d insertcd in those Glands, which wereprobably from the Divarications of the Veffels being divided uponopening rhis Lobe. E, The Veficula Fellis, which was of a Greenish-Co-lour. F, The Vena Torta ty’d up with the Duttus Biliarius, öcc. G, A par-ticukr Setof Glands, lodged between the fame andth eVenaCava. H, TheVena Cava. I, Part of the Ligamentum Suspensorium. The Convex partof the Liver was, in every respect, the fame with the Concave part of bothLobes as to its Glands here defcrib’d.

thss e Jen* U bs m» Lienis Fibras, quac tot Ingenia torsere, nequaquam Nerveas, (quod

Ma’/igh”& Ipse aliquando autumavi,) sed Carneas esse, deprehendi; ita ueexCar-f neo exteriori Involucro, & productis transversalster Fibris, mirabilis fiatMusculus, Lienis Cellulas comprimens, quo Sanguis per Splenicum Ramumpropellatur, non absimili Structura ac Ritu, qualis in grandioribus CordisAuriculis observatur: Carnei enim lacerti, per transverlum ducti, suarumFibrarum implicatione Rete eftormant, Membraneas Cellulas comprimens,silisque extremis Finibus, mirabiliter productis, Carneum Involucrum con-stituunt.

The uje ofihe. IV. Lienem Dh. Highmorus & alii merito absolvunt ab Acido Melancholi-M^h' Eehm co > Ltque Sanguificatione. Vidi aliquoties Lienem , calentem adhuc, TuLf- 651. monum imitari Spongiositatem, & non Aere solum, sed & coloratis Liquori-bus valde dillendi posse ; quo facto magis patent ejus Vasa atque connexi-ones, llsosque a Dn. Highmoro expositi. De eo tamen, pace Acutissimi Viri,modeste ambigo, an plurima ista Albicantia Vase sint Nervi Spiritu Ani-mali turgentes, vel potius Fibrae Tendinum, Dilatationi & Contractioniservientes, uti in Tulmonibus. Opinor etenim Sanguinem, qui in Cordenon fatis cum Chylo miscetur, in Liene tanquam per Spongiam craflioremColari & misceri plenius, & aquose pauca per Tancreas seponi, & tandem inHepate iterata Colatione Bilem secerni. Et quando per Motum aut vehe-mentes Aftectus Sanguis in Corde nimis ebullit, tunc, ne ille Cor opprimat,aut nimio impetu Caput infestet, magnam partem recipit Lien, ut ejus in-tumescentia cum Pulso, Cor aemulante, & Calore intenso, a quovis sentiriqueat. A vitiis Mesenterii & Hypochondriaco Malo, Lienem & Diaphragmainfici credo, led nunquam vel raro ista Mala ä vitio Lienis provenireputem.

oirhvutions V. In my Anatom cal Dissections of the first Year, aster I was made thethe Spiccn, Bubli ck Ana t omisi at Venicc, I met with nothing Curious, but the VirsungtanT^.mo* Grandi! Channcl manifestly inscrting it seif in the Spleen, and admitting a Silver». 58- f. 118$. Stilette; which I had never observ’d in any Corps : And then a Liver divi-ded inro 5 Lobes, together with a Spleen of the Figure of a Saw, of extraor-dinay bigness. Last Year, one Drown’d, of about 35 Ycarsof Age, had the La-Beous Veffels (o apparent and so big, that havingfhewn them how they layin the Body, I stiew’d them yet the Day astet in the Mesentery taken out% and display’d uponaTable. VI. D*