Great Books of the Western World, Band 28Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... yelk exists alone , and each , as it enlarges , extricates itself from the general congeries of smaller ones , in order that it may the more readily find space to grow . Fabricius , therefore , is right when he says , " The yelks which ...
... yelk exists alone , and each , as it enlarges , extricates itself from the general congeries of smaller ones , in order that it may the more readily find space to grow . Fabricius , therefore , is right when he says , " The yelks which ...
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... yelk which is still in the cluster , and the yelk which is found in the middle of a perfect egg , there is this principal difference , that although the for- mer be of a yellow colour , still , in point of con- sistence , it rather ...
... yelk which is still in the cluster , and the yelk which is found in the middle of a perfect egg , there is this principal difference , that although the for- mer be of a yellow colour , still , in point of con- sistence , it rather ...
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... yelk , as well as the white ; the fluid which we have called the colliquament seems further to be supplied , not less by the vitellus than the albu- men ; a certain portion of both the fluids seems , in fact , to be resolved . And then ...
... yelk , as well as the white ; the fluid which we have called the colliquament seems further to be supplied , not less by the vitellus than the albu- men ; a certain portion of both the fluids seems , in fact , to be resolved . And then ...
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albumen angle animals aorta appears Aristotle arteries attract auricles blood cavity centre chick chyle circle cock colliquament colour cubits cylinder descent distance earth embryo engendered equal Fabricius fall female fluid foetus force fowl globe greater heart heat Hence History of Animals horizontal inclined inclined plane infinite number innate heat larger left ventricle length less liver loadstone lungs magnetic bodies male manner matter mean proportional membrane ment meridian motion move nature needle nourished observed ovary oviparous ovum parabola perfect plane pole portion produced PROPOSITION pulmonary veins pulsating pulse ratio rectangle resistance rest SAGR SALV seed semen SIMP soul speed square stone substance terrella things time-interval tion traverse umbilical vessels uterus variation veins ventricle versorium vertical vessels vital principle vitellus viviparous weight whence wherefore whilst whole yelk