1019. Those constituting the province of the Lymphatics
Their spiral motions are so weak, and fast, that hardly any gyration can be felt; it is like something watery flowing.
So there are three levels of gyration, of introduction into gyres, and of agitation, i.e., the first belonging to the gallbladder, the second to the hepatic duct, and the third to the lymphatics. 1748, 26 February.
1019. THOSE WHO CONSTITUTE THE PROVINCE OF THE LYMPHATICS
Their gyres are so tenuous and swift, that scarcely any gyration can be perceived; it is like flowing water. There are thus three degrees of gyration, of initiation into gyres, and also of vexation. The first of these has reference to the gall-bladder, the second to the hepatic duct, and the third to the lymphatics. 1748, Feb. 26.
1019. Qui Lymphaticorum provinciam constituunt
Eorum gyri sunt ita tenues, et citi, ut vix aliqua gyratio percipi queat, sicut aqueum fluens; ita sunt tres gradus gyrationis, inaugurationis in gyros, tum vexationis, nempe primus qui se refert ad vesicam fellis, secundus qui ad hepaticum canalem, et tertius qui ad lymphatica. 1748, 26 Febr.