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PHILOSOPHICAL

TRANSACTIONS.

Monday, October 21. 1667

The Contents.

An Acccount of more Tryals of Transfusion, accompanied with some Considerations thereon, chiefly in reference to its Cautious Practice on Man; together with a further Vindication of this Invention from Usurpers. The Method of Transfusing into the Veines of Men. Answers to some of the Inquiries formerly publisht concerning Mines. An Extract of a Letter sent from Paris about the Load-Stone; where chiefly the suggestion of Gilbert touching the circumvolution of a Round Magnet, and the Variation of the Variation is examined. An Account of some Books and small Tracts: I. FREE CONSIDERATIONS about SUBORDINATE FORMS, by ROBERT BOYLE, Esquire. II. JOH. SWAMMERDAM, M.D. de RESPIRATIONE & USU PULMONUM. III. OBSERVATIONS faites sur un RENARD MARIN, & un LYON, à Paris. IV. HISTORIA AMBRÆ GRISÆ, Auth. JUSTO KLOBIO, D.

An Account

Of more Tryals of Transfusion, accompanied with some Considerations thereon, chiefly in reference to its circumspect Practise on Man; together with a farther Vindication of this Invention from Usurpers.

This Experiment, as it hath raised Disputes among the Curious both here and abroad; so it hath put some of them upon considering such ways, and given such cautions, as may ren-

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