Essays on several parts of the animal oeconomy
By: by James Keill
Contributors: Jurin, James, 1684-1750; Keill, James, 1673-1719
Edition: The 4th ed., to which is added, a dissertation concerning the force of the heart, by James Jurin, M.D. F.R.S., with Dr. Keill's Answer, and Dr. Jurin's Reply, also, Medicina statica Britannica, or Statical observations, made in England, by James Keill, M.D. explained and compared with the Aphorisms of Sanctorius, by John Quincy, M.D.
Publisher: Printed for George Strahan
Published: 1738
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 295
Subjects: Medicina statica, being the aphorisms of Sanctorius
Other titles: Medicina statica Britannica, or, Statistical observations and experiments made in England.
Notes: Medicina statica Britannica has special t.p.
Table of contents: title: essay 1. Of the quantity of blood in the human body; title: essay 2. Of the velocity of the blood; title: essay 3. Of the force of the heart in driving the blood through the whole body; title: A dissertation concerning the force of the heart / by James Jurin; title: essay 4. Of animal secretion; title: essay 5. Of muscluar motion; title: disquisition, the first. An obstructed  perspiration is not the cause of catching cold; title: disquisition, the second. Of the attracting force of an animated body.