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,he Bratn very much ; The Ventricles of the Bratn still et Serum • ThePlexus Choroidei mreamly large, In Length as well as Breadth and Thicknefs ■The Nates and Tcjles very Small and Shrunk ; The Thalami Nervorum Opti-c rum Plump and Fair ; The Corpora Striata Large and Fair, füll of largeStria as 1 havclecn.

The Glandua Pinealis wasFirm and Fair, well Colour’d to look on, ofthe exact Figureand ordinary Slze Feeling of ir, and Unding it harderthan ordinary, I prest it, and lound in it a Stone in a Film, or rather a PetrifiedGland in a Film. I do not remember I ever Heard of iuch a thing hefore;

I am fure, ofall the Bra'tns I have D ffccted, {and I may sjy I havc Dillectedmore than an Hundred) I never Saw such a one. The Glandula Pituitariawas half Wasted j that part that was lest was very Hardand krittle, had notthe Tone of a true Gland, nor Substance, according to my Observations,unlefs of a Vitiated Gland ; The Cerebellum setrn’d well enough, and alldown the Cauda Medulla Oblongata:.

Before he became lö Mopilh, he wotild say, he feit a certam kind ofFiercenefs within him, which fit is probable) made him toutter seine kindof Vociferation when he was dilpleas'd at any thing.

Scones saanii in LXXV. The Beüy of the Earl ol Baicarres being open’d, theOwe»fw»was

found Lcan and Small; His Liver very big; T he Spleen big also, 611 d

. »-s.f-is. w j t j, a blackand thick Humour; His Stomach and Entrails all empty, of a

SafFron Colour, distended with Wind only ; The Rladder of Gatl Swell’dwith ablack Humour ; The Kuheys 6U’d with a kind of Grumous Blood..In the Thorax, the Lobes oi the Lungs were all entire, bm of a bad Colour;On the Left-lide somewhat Black and Blue, and on the Right Whitifh ;with a YellowifhKnob under oneof the Lobes.

The Pericardium being open’d, there appeared none of that Wafer inwhich the Heart ufts tofwim : And thcExternal Surface of ir, from theBase to the Tip, was not Smooth, but very Rough. It being cut äsender,aquantity of Thick and Inspissate Liquor run out: And beneath the Base,between the Lest and Right Verstrick , two Sterns were found, whereof theone was as big as an Ahnond; the other, two Inches long and one broad,having z Auricles or crifped Angler: And in the Orifice ot the Right Vers-trick, there was a Flesey Fattifih Matter.

The whole Body was Bloodleß, Thin, and Emaciated ; of a black andblewith Colour. The Skull being open’d, both the Cerebrum and Cerebel-lum were big in proportion to the Body; and out of it run much moreBlood than was fe.n in both the other Regions together.

stone: somit» LXXVI. A Boy near L ant zieh about ig Years Old, who had beer»

the Lungü fcj ftom his Cradle difposcd to a Conjumftion, accompankd with a continual* 7 u Coughing, great Emaciation, and continual Heat, and labouring under this

Dilltmper Dy’d. Being opened, a great quanti ty of watry Matter run outof the Abdomen, of a Chylous consistence ; almost all the Glandules of theMefintery, through v/hich paß the Vena LaSca, were extraordinary great

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