The anatomical exercises / of Dr. William Harvey ... concerning the motion of the heart and blood. With the preface of Zachariah Wood ... To which is added Dr. James de Back his Discourse of the heart.

  • Harvey, William, 1578-1657.
Date:
1673
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Credit: The anatomical exercises / of Dr. William Harvey ... concerning the motion of the heart and blood. With the preface of Zachariah Wood ... To which is added Dr. James de Back his Discourse of the heart. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    au) likewife appears, why thofe that have theVel= |: of their Jungs opprefs'd, and ftuffd, or thofe Jit have any lofs of their breath, it is prefent to- juire the caufes of Circulation, and think the pvt of the beart to be the effecter of all things, é& | nt is the author of tranfmiflion by pulfe, fo with liftorle they think it the author of attraction, & iB the beart, and the influxive heat(& that by the ht of the beart, as by the immediate inftrument the foul, or by a common bond and the firít og- pa for perfedting of all the works of life, And fo fie motion of the blood and fpirit, its perfe&tion 4M heat, & every property thereof, to be borrow'd lm the heart, as from its begining (which Ant. d T isin the blood, as in hot water, or boying Mo tttge ) is in the beart, & that it is the firft caufe ( pulfation & life.If [ may {peak freely, I do not tink that thefe things are fo (as they are com- only bélieved )for there are many things which yirfwade me to that opinion, which I will take - Jiptice of in the generation of creatures, which WI not fit hear to be rehearfed, butit may be ings more wonderful than thefe, and fuch as. _dinll give more light then natural Philofophie, ja!) be publifh'd by me. |] Yetin the mean time I (hàll fay and propound Awithout demonftration,( with the leave of moft Marned men, and reverence to antiquity )that the Mart, asit is in the beginning of all things in the | bod