...Pipe fo-brg as to 'ftt Cavity of it, and caft a fage thro' the Cavity of the pipe, yet will notthe Artery beat below the ligature, but take off the ligature, 'twill beat immediately. And left it fhould be Objeftid to this Experiment, That the Reafon, why, when bound, it did not beat, might be,...

...pipe, and fo bind it faft to the Pipe ; notwirhltanding, the Blood hath free Paflage ' • 'through, the Pipe, yet will not the Artery beat . below, the Ligature; but 'do but take off the . Ligature, it will commence .again to' beat immediately. But be'caufe one might...

...which contain'd the Pipe : Now when the Artery is clofe bound to the Pke, not wichVOJL. II. ftanding the Blood. hath free paffage thro' the Cavity of the pipe, yet will not the Artery beattelow the ligature, but take off the ligature, 'twill best immediarely. And left it flbould be...