First lines of physiology / by the celebrated Baron Albrecht Haller ; Translated from the correct Latin edition printed under the inspection of William Cullen. To which is added, a translation of the laborious index composed for that edition.

  • Haller, Albrecht von, 1708-1777.
Date:
1779
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Credit: First lines of physiology / by the celebrated Baron Albrecht Haller ; Translated from the correct Latin edition printed under the inspection of William Cullen. To which is added, a translation of the laborious index composed for that edition. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    7 [2. The return of vitiated bile into the blood. 713. The change which the bile undergoes in the cyftis. That it returns to the gall¬ bladder, when there is no ufe for it in the inte¬ ftines. 7 14. The powers which exprefs the bile from the gall- ■ C H A ] The SMALL 718. The fmall inteftines in ge¬ neral. Their divifton. 719. The duodenum. That in it chiefly the bile and pancreatic juice are mixed with the aliments. 720. The feat of the remaining part of the fmall inte- ltine in general. 721,27. The ftru&ure of the fmall intellines. 72s. The external coat. The firft cellular one. 722. The mufcular coat. 723. Another cellular coat. The nervous coat. The third cellular coat. The villous coat. Its folds. 724. The villi of the inteftines. 725. The veficles of the villi. 726. The larger pores of the vil¬ lous coat leading to the mucous glands. 727. The lelfer pores likewife de- pofiting mucus. C H A The LARGE bladder. 7 15. Thequalities, dements,and offices of the bile. 716. Where the bile goes off. rr«L • r . & 1 nat it lometimes comes in¬ to the ftomach. The coagulation and ufe o£ the bile in the fetus. 717. The proper ufe of the liver in the fetus. XXV. NTESTINES. 728. 730. The arteries of the fmall inteftines. 730. The arteries of the duode¬ num. 731. The veins of the fmall in¬ teftines. How it is proved that thefe abforb a thin humour from the inteftines. 732. The nerves of the fmall in¬ teftines. 733. A liquid flowing from the arteries into the cavity of the inteftine. Its quantity. The ufes of the mucus of the fmall inteftines. 734. 5. The periftaltic motion. 736. The changes which the food undergoes in the fmall inteftines. 737. The office of the fmall in¬ teftines in general. 738. The principal canfes which change the aliments in the fmall inteftines. . XXVI. N T ESTINE S. 739. The remains of the food af- 740. How the ileon moves itfelf ter the chyle is extracted. ■ towards