 | John Ray - Creation - 1714 - 430 pages
...Blood ,' tp.run into the Heart, but prevent it from running back again that way. Befides, the Arteries confift of a quadruple Coat, the Third of .which is...Orbicular carneous Fibres to a good Thicknefs, and is of a Mufcular Nature, after every Pulfe of the Heart, ferving to contract the Velfel fuccefjfively... | |
 | John Ray - Natural theology - 1717 - 434 pages
...Blood to run into the Heart, but prevent it from running back again that Way. Befides, the Arteries confift of a quadruple Coat, the Third of which is...Orbicular carneous Fibres to a good Thicknefs, and is of a Mufcular Nature , after every Pulfe of the Heart, ferving to contract the Veffel fucce£ fively... | |
 | John Dunton, Richard Sault, Samuel Wesley - Natural theology - 1728 - 598 pages
...the Caufe ; for the Arteries are found to confift cf a Quadruple Coat, the third of which is m-cle up of Annular or Orbicular carneous Fibres to a good thicknefs, and is of a Mufcular Nature ; which after every Pulfe of the Hearr, do contract the Vetttdfuccffli-vely with... | |
 | Cotton Mather - Natural theology - 1815 - 378 pages
...the blood into the heart, but prevent its running that way back again. Moreover, the arteries consist of a quadruple coat, the third of which is made up...annular, or orbicular, carneous fibres, to a good thickness, and is of a muscular nature, (which was first observed by Dr. Willis) and this, after evecy... | |
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Arteries confift of a quadruple Coat, the Third of .which is made up of Annular or Orbicular carneous Fibres to a good Thicknefs, and is of a Mufcular Nature, after every Pulfe of the Heart, ferving to contract the Velfel fuccefjfively with... 