1930. The situation is almost the same in the body, where whatever any member, any gland or other part requires, according to every changing condition, it will raise up from the neighboring parts, and then anywhere in the body, even from the blood, and will draw whatever is appropriate to itself at the time, by means of the fluids. 1748, 10 May.
1930. The case is almost wholly similar in the human body, where whatever any particular part or member, such as a little gland or the like, may require, it excites, according to all the changes of its state, somewhat similar in the neighboring parts, and thus everywhere in the body, yea, even from the blood and the fluids it educes something similar, which is suited to it at the time. - 1748, May 10.)
1930. Similiter se res fere habet in corpore, ubi quodcunque membrum aliquod, glandula vel simile requirit, secundum omnem status ejus mutationem excitat simile in vicinia, et sic ubivis in corpore, imo ex sanguine, et fluidis adducit simile, quod sibi tunc convenit. 1748, 10 Maj.