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Inteftines, continue their motion after taken out of the body, 185. 192
——-- their fenfibility compared with that of the heart, 283—285
--their fympathy with other parts, 497—*499
Iris and uvea, their mufcles contrail or dilate the pupil, 59
—■ difference betwixt its motion and that of the heart, 143.
Irritability, of it, 274.---306
• --implies fenfibility, 280. 283. 295--306
■--is always in proportion to fenfibility, 281.295. 296. &£>
--depends on the brain and nerves, 285
---not owing the mufcular glue, 292—295
• --no analogy betwixt it and gravity, 294. 305. 306
--- dellroyed by cold and renewed by heat, 298
• --——* le/Tened by opium, 299
Irritation. See Stimulus.
Iffues, of ufe in headachs, 656
Jurin (Dr) a miftake of his rectified, 72
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Keil (Dr) his calculation of the furface of the lungs, 41. Notes>
----------- of the proportion the branches of arteries bear to their trunks, s-tcr
Kidneys, proved to be endowed with fenfibility, 264
——— and ureters, their fympathy with other organs,. 499,
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Ladeal veffels, See Veflèls
Langrifh (Dr) cut the carotid and crural arteries of a dog, without injuring the motion of any
of the mufcles, 6
---—— an experiment of his relating to the motion of the heart, 35. 39. Notes.
'Laudanum. See Opium,
Leeuwenhoeck, his calculation of the diameter of a: red globule of blood, 213. 214
Ligaments endowed with fenfibility, 269. 271
Lime (quick) experiments on it, 345~347. 385.
Lime-water, an effay on its virtues in the cure of the ftone, 339—465
____. diffolves a ftone out of the body, 339. 351. 352. <&c.
—--- remarkably mitigates all the painful fymptoms attending the ftone, 343.
421. 422. 449
. —-— experiments with it on urine, 347 — 351
— ---— experiments with it upon the calculus, 351—367
---fhell lime more powerful than ftone-lime, 352. 353. 358
-- experiments on the various ftrength of different lime-waters, 356—3.58. 469-0*
476
— --- lofes its virtu« by frequent infufions, 360—366 *
«——--table of the ftrength of different lime-waters, 367
" - - experiments with it and fome of the animal humours, 367, 368
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