The modern practice of physick vindicated, from the groundless imputations of Dr. Pitt / [Joseph Browne].

  • Joseph Browne
Date:
1704
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    quicker motion, In the mean n time the gro fer (which make up a greater portion, 2 not lefsof Recrement, than that which truly] conftitutes the Blood) as it is obvious they _are wont to be fecern’d from thofe Secretoz) ries plac’d in the middle of the Veffels; be+ caufe as all acknowledge, thefe Organs tl are fupplied with the Excretory Duéts, ss c more properly adapted for the duty ‘of 'Se-_ cretion, as in example of the reft, which are 4 more deeply treafur’d in the Body, whic y convey fuch peculiar Liquors as.are | dd for their Cavities to receive, as s Bile, Saliva, 4 Cyt, Keeney eat eee Fane ae 2dly, The folid { partis “Gmhich ae the Body, to which the appellation of the; appertain) 2 as. aiey owe their Originals s, fog in the fame. places where. they lofe their charge at length they are releas’d from their bandh of Union: Thefe if they he altogether. pufe up from their Veficles, as it appears hi ‘probable from the. continual flux. of ghleal running through thefe Channels, muft. necefe. 3 farily pafs away inceflantly from the damage» that otherwife wou’d enfue from the, Contti~ it tution of their Bartels: Basis) ye: Selah q Indeed, thele are “continually nose | from the. included Liquor. creeping within; fo in like manager, ah BER one to aft out thoie ~