1819. 1They operate in a regular, four-footed measure [see 1203], but rather clumsily, locating themselves at the back part of the head, below the cerebellum, to the left. The reason for this is that those who cling to the occiput work more secretly than others; and those at the back are trying to take control. 1748, 2 April.
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1. In the original there are no paragraphs 1813-18.
1819. 1They act in a certain regular quadrupedal manner, but marked by slowness and heaviness. They seat themselves upon the back part of the head under the cerebellum to the left; inasmuch as those who adhere, as it were, to the occiput act more secretly than others; while those who occupy the hinder part would fain bear rule. - 1748, April 2.
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1. The intermediate numbers from 1813 to 1818 are wanting in the original.
1819. 1
Agunt modo quadrupedo regulari, sed crassiusculo, insident posteriori parti capitis, sub cerebello, ad sinistrum; quia qui 2
adhaerenn quasi occipitio, ii clam magis, quam alii, agunt: et qui posteriorem partem, ii imperare cupiunt. 1748, 2 April.
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1. 1813-18 desunt
2. The Manuscript has quae