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25. §. Hereunto adjacent, on the outer Edg of the Pith, ftand the 
Aer-Veffels, fome in Specks, and fome in extream fhort Lizes5 hardly 
diftinguifhed, without a very nice Infpection. 
26. §. Within Thefe, are placed other Lympheduéts, Oppofite to 
thofe in the Bargve. And within thefe Lymphaduds, {till in the fame 
radiated Line, run more of the Milk-Veffels. 
a7. §. AN EIGHTH, may be that of fardock; Wherein firft 
there are a Sort of Lympheduéts, which ftand in Arched Parcels, round 
the Truwk, adjacent to the Skiz. 
38. §. Within thefe, about the middle of the Bargue, run the 
MilkVefels, in the form of {mall round Specks. 
29. §. Next to thefe on the inner Edg of the Barque are placed 
other Lymphaeduédts. Which, together with more of the fame in the 
Pith, and the Aer-Veffels betwixt them, ftand all in Radiated Lines, of 
feveral Lengths, and all tharpning towards the Centre. : 
30. g, LET the Ninth, be that of Exdive: In which there isal- 
fo much curious Work. Next to the Shiz, there is, firft, a thick and 
fimple Parenchyma. Then there isakind of Undulated Ring of Milk- 
Pefels, Within which ftand a Sort of Lymphedués, in feveral Parcels; 
fome, in Arched Half-Ovals, others, in fhort flender Rays. Betwixt 
thefe Parcels, many of the Milk-veffls likewile ftand. 
31. §. Next there is an undulated Ring of other Lymphaduds, par- 
ting as in moft Tvuzks, betwixt the Barque and the Pith. Within which 
are the Aer-Veffels. And within Thefe, more Sap-Veféls. Both of them, 
in fmall Specks, anfwerable, or oppofite tothe Rays in the Bargue, : 
32. §. I SHALL give alfo one or two Examples of Trees, or Ay- 
borefcent Plants, the Vine and Common Sumach, Ina Slice of the for- 
mer cut tran{verfly, next the Shiv, there isa Thin Bargue. In the in- 
ner part whereof, adjacent to the Wood, ftand the Lypheduéts in {e- 
Mie Half-Oval Parcels; oppofite to fo many Radiated Pieces of the 
ood. 
33. §. The Wood is divided into the faid Pieces, by as many Pa- 
renchymous Rays,inferted from the Bargue, and fo continuous there- 
with. : 
34. §. Within thefe Radiated Pieces of Wood, ftand the Aer-Vej- 
Jels 5 the largeft of which, efpecially if held up againft the light, are 
plainly vifible to the bare Eye. 
35. §. Within the hollow ofthe Wood, ftands the P:th 5 in the 
young Growths always large. In the utmoft Verge whereof, adjacent 
tothe Wood, ftand a few more Sap-Veffels of the fame Sort with thofe 
in the Barque. 
36. §. INA like Slice of Common sumach, contiguous to the hairy 
Shin, there is a Ring of Lympheduits. Next to this a Simple Paren- 
chyma. Then feveral Arched Parcels of Lympheduds. Within thefe, a 
Ring of Milk-Veffels. And thena Ring of other Lymphedutts. Thus 
far the Bargue. 
37. §. Within the Barque, ftands the Wood, divided into feveral 
Portions, by the Diametral Infertions divided ftom the Barque. In 
ae Body of the Wood, ftand the Aer-Veffels, very much fmaller than in 
the Fzue. 
28. §. 

