The Book of NatureJ. & J. Harper, 1831 - 467 páginas |
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... blood of Jesus , ' by the veil of his flesh , or incarnation , of which the veil of the temple was a striking type . And never did type and antitype more completely har- monize with each other , and prove their relation : for when ...
... blood of Jesus , ' by the veil of his flesh , or incarnation , of which the veil of the temple was a striking type . And never did type and antitype more completely har- monize with each other , and prove their relation : for when ...
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... Blood , Respiration , and Animalization . XIV . On the Processes of Assimilation and Nutrition , and the interest- ing Effects to which they lead XV . On the External Senses of Animals · 125 138 • .151 • 159 81 93 • 102 113 • • SERIES ...
... Blood , Respiration , and Animalization . XIV . On the Processes of Assimilation and Nutrition , and the interest- ing Effects to which they lead XV . On the External Senses of Animals · 125 138 • .151 • 159 81 93 • 102 113 • • SERIES ...
Página 90
... blood forwards , and the other to bring it backwards , we are able very suffi- ciently to establish the phenomenon of a circulatory system ; and , according to several of the experiments of M. Willdenow , it seems probable that this ...
... blood forwards , and the other to bring it backwards , we are able very suffi- ciently to establish the phenomenon of a circulatory system ; and , according to several of the experiments of M. Willdenow , it seems probable that this ...
Página 91
... blood in man himself is accomplished without such a contrivance ; and this too , the more difficult half , since the veins , through the greater extent of their course , have to oppose the attraction of gravitation instead of being able ...
... blood in man himself is accomplished without such a contrivance ; and this too , the more difficult half , since the veins , through the greater extent of their course , have to oppose the attraction of gravitation instead of being able ...
Página 95
... blood of plants , like that of animals , instead of being simple is com- pound , and consists of a great multitude of compacter corpuscles , globules for the most part , but not always globules , floating in a looser and almost ...
... blood of plants , like that of animals , instead of being simple is com- pound , and consists of a great multitude of compacter corpuscles , globules for the most part , but not always globules , floating in a looser and almost ...
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