CHAP. 7.

_Of the Seed in its state of Generation._

The _Case_, its Figures. 168. The outer Coat, its Figures. 170. Various

Surface. 170, 171. And Mucilages. 171, 172. The nature of the outer Coat.

172. Its Original. 173, 174. The Original of the inner. 174. Its Nature.

175, 176. The _Secondine_. 177, 178. The _Colliquamentum_ herein. 178.

The _Navel Fibres_. 179, 180.

In the Generation of the _Seed_, the _Sap_ first prepared in the

_Seed-Branch_. 181. Next in the inner Coat. 182. With the help of the

outer. 182. The use of the _Secondine_. 183, 184. Of the Ramulets of the

_Seed-Branch_. ib. Of their _Inosculation_. ib. How the _Colliquamentum_

becometh a _Parenchyma_. 185, 186.

_Cl. Glissonius_ in Prolegomenis præfixis Libro de _Hepatis Anatomia_, c.

1.

Plantæ quoque in hunc censum (_sc. Anatomicum_) veniunt. Varia enim

partium textura, & differentiis constant: & proculdubio ex accurata

earundem diffectione, utiles valde Observationes nobis exurgerent;

præstaretq; in illis (inferioris licet ordinis) rebus examinandis operam

impendere, quam in transcribendis (ut sæpe fit) aliorum laboribus,

inutiliter ætatem transigere. Quippe, hoc pacto, ignavarum apum more,

aliena duntaxat alvearia expilamus, nihilq; bono publico adjicimus.

_To be added and corrected._

Pag. 8. _l._ 15. after _must_, _adde_ upon the Sprouting of the _Bean_.

_p. 12. l. 23._ after _dense_, _adde_ and thence their different

Tinctures. _p. 18. l. 13._ after _that_, _adde_ when. _p. 20. l. 8._ for

_the_, _read_ an. _p. 56, l. 8._ _r._ once. _p. 90. l. 11._ _dele_ as.

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134. l. 11._ _r._ _Convolvulus_. _p. 143. l. 10._ _r._ ever. _p. 145. l.

14._ for _not_, _r._ or. _p. 159. l. 8._ for _by_, _r._ to. _p. 160. l.

18._ dele _not_. _p. 185. l. 14._ after _therewith_, _r._ the. _dele_ the

former _the_.

_In some Copies._

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_The Reader is desired to excuse the misplacing of the Figures by the

Graver, in the Authors absence._

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