contra animas hominum venis vitalibus intus sic interfusas intellego, sanguis ut ex his accipiat motumque levem tenerumque vaporem, unde pererratis vegetet praecordia membris, frigida succendat, riget arida, dura relaxet.
On the other hand I know that the souls of men spread through the life-giving veins within them in such wise that the blood receives from them its nimble motion and gentle heat, whereby passing through all the members it quickens the inward parts, warming the cold, moistening the dry, loosening the hard.
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