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cifion therein big enough ro receive the end of a Sy* 
ringe ; he then makes fcveral Inj.eflions into it, either 
of Mercury , or of melted Wax mixed with OylofTur- 
p^ntiAe , till the Jugular Veins are colour'd therewith : 
and fo prefeiitly makes a Ligature upon thofe Veins : 
whereupon you fliall have the pleafure to fee ihe 
branching and diftribution Of the Carotick and Vertebral 
^r/<?rie/ , aiyd of the Jugular Veins i together with the 
Communication that is between them all. 
That you may diftinguifh , in the twinkling of an Eye, 
the Arteries from the Veins 5 he begins his Injeftion through 
the Jugular Veins, having before emptied them of the 
blood 5 after he bath made a Ligature on the Carotick 
Arteries. 
/ Note, that this is the whole account given by the Author 
of the aforefaid JournaU 
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