 | William Harvey - Blood - 1889 - 186 pages
...the heart, or to question if it receives sense and motion from the brain, blood from the liver, or whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood, and such like. They who affirm these propositions, overlook, or do not rightly understand the principal... | |
 | William Harvey - Blood - 1894 - 194 pages
...the heart, or to question if it receives sense and movement from the brain, blood from the liver, or whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood, and such like. They who affirm these propositions, overlook, or do not rightly understand the principal... | |
 | Charles Nicoll Bancker Camac - 1909 - 488 pages
...the heart, or to question if it receives sense and motion from the brain, blood from the liver, or whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood, and such like. They who affirm these propositions overlook, or do not rightly understand, the principal... | |
 | Geology - 1910 - 542 pages
...the heart, or to question if it receives sense and motion from the brain, blood from the liver, or whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood, and such like. They who affirm these propositions overlook, or do not rightly understand, the principal... | |
 | Charles Singer - Medical - 1922 - 110 pages
...are we to inquire whether it receives sense and motion from the brain, and blood from the liver ? and whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood ? They who affirm these lat-ter propositions against Aristotle, overlook, or do not rightly understand... | |
 | Charles Nicoll Bancker Camac - Medicine - 1909 - 472 pages
...contraction, its function is to propel the blood into the arteries. from the brain, blood from the liver, or whether it be the origin of the veins and of the blood, and such like. They who affirm these propositions overlook, or do not rightly understand, the principal... | |
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... perceive that, as the action of the organ is so plainly contraction, its function is to propel the blood into the arteries. Nor are we the less to agree with Aristotle in regard to the... 