SECT. 4.

These Glands have a sufficient Number of blood Vessels, they dont come

out of them in right Lines, but are observed to have many Convolutions,

Windings, and Insertions; there seems to be a very particular Reason,

from the Nature of the Liquor to be separated, for this Obliquity

of the blood Vessels; for since that Liquor is to be viscid and

mucilaginous, its Parts should proceed slowly, and not without

Difficulty, through the glandulary Pores; and therefore the Vessels

are contorted in the Manner we see, that the Motion of the Blood may

be retarded, and more Time and Leizure given, both for the separating

Particles of such a Nature, and for their Admission through the Pores

of the Glands.

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