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R E F A T I O. Ut non e1c,1cc_eptis àliorum placit1s, non propria mentis fufp1cionibus& Auguriîs fed m pof'terum ex Naturae A...z/zmfidc penderem: Itaque tetus deinceps fum in Rudio Anatomico: cumque 1n Cerebri ejufque appendi cis Nervofi munera ac ufas pot...iflì mum 1nqu1r€rem, Cap1tam 1mpri1nis cujufque generis créb'rse apart1nn1 contentor'u'm quam poflìm maxi.hìe fetig ac feduléé infpeéhoni me add1co; tins partium fingù fistus,procefiùs,georum rpora re£pe£tus& habi tùdines èxaé'ce perpen erentur, ee'cononi1x 1111111121113 exerc1t1um defe Étus,& anomalias quiddarn veritat1 fubnixum tandern àliquando elicia tur adeoque bafis firma fiab1hsp @àt111,cui non modo Phy fiologixcet flor rofiteri teneor, féd quam diu meditatus fueram Gerebri& N ervofi generis Patholo 'ìgia fuperfifùat'ur. Ac vera huit operi accuratius per A 4. Fic1en.
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R E F A T I O. Ut non e1c,1cc_eptis àliorum placit1s, non propria mentis fufp1cionibus& Auguriîs fed m pof'terum ex Naturae A...z/zmfidc penderem: Itaque tetus deinceps fum in Rudio Anatomico: cumque 1n Cerebri ejufque appendi cis Nervofi munera ac ufas pot...iflì mum 1nqu1r€rem, Cap1tam 1mpri1nis cujufque generis créb'rse apart1nn1 contentor'u'm quam poflìm maxi.hìe fetig ac feduléé infpeéhoni me add1co; tins partium fingù fistus,procefiùs,georum rpora re£pe£tus& habi tùdines èxaé'ce perpen erentur, ee'cononi1x 1111111121113 exerc1t1um defe Étus,& anomalias quiddarn veritat1 fubnixum tandern àliquando elicia tur adeoque bafis firma fiab1hsp @àt111,cui non modo Phy fiologixcet flor rofiteri teneor, féd quam diu meditatus fueram Gerebri& N ervofi generis Patholo 'ìgia fuperfifùat'ur. Ac vera huit operi accuratius per A 4. Fic1en.
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This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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