An account of animal secretion, the quantity of blood in the humane body, and muscular motion / By James Keill.

  • James Keill
Date:
1708
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Licence: Public Domain Mark

Credit: An account of animal secretion, the quantity of blood in the humane body, and muscular motion / By James Keill. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    IN explaining the manner, ho'w the feveral Fluids of the Animal Body are feparated from the Blood, I {hall {hew, Firft, How they are formed in the Bloody before they come to the place appointed for Secretion. And, Secondly, 1 Jhall demonjlrate in what manner they are fiparated from the Blood by the Glands. The Blood of all Animals, when The Blood drawn out of the Body, does natu- confdf°f rally, and of itfelf, divide into two Particles. different parts : Of which the Red does in a little time coagulate, but B the
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