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with the Cæcum, were attached to the Mesentery, in such a Manner, as to be but two Inches distant from the Pylorus; which, with about one Third of the Stomach, was by this Means drawn into the Bag. The Beginning of the Duodenum just entered the Bag, and then returned out again; which with but a small Portion of the Jejunum, was the Chief that remained in the Abdomen.
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NUM. 420. p.179. in Titulo V.lin.4.adde post Jesu, ad Rev. P.Joh. Bapt. Carbone transmissa, &. Num. 421. p.216. in Title V. l.2. after M.D. add F.R.S. and l. 5. dele coloribus nativis pictis.
