Kip, Abraham Lincoln, 1865- [from old catalog] · New York, The Knickerbocker press · leaf 92
circulatory motionsor gyrations in the societies of the lymphatics;and he speaks of spirits as belonging to the re-ceptacle of the chyle and the thoracic duct whowere desirous of collecting all possible knowledgein regard to the thoughts of others, and thenusing such knowledge for their own… … THE DIAPHRAGM THE diaphragm is a thin, vaulted partitionseparating the cavity of the thorax fromthe cavity of the abdomen. Its construction ispeculiar in that it consists of muscular and ten-dinous portions converging for insertion into alarge central tendon, which forms the dome ofthe vault. On…
Mind and body · New Jerusalem church
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