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Page 90
... prove that they have their specific seat in the cerebellum : As sensation and volition seem exactly opposed to each other , so is the face , containing the organs of sense , to the cavity containing the cerebellum . This analogy also ...
... prove that they have their specific seat in the cerebellum : As sensation and volition seem exactly opposed to each other , so is the face , containing the organs of sense , to the cavity containing the cerebellum . This analogy also ...
Page 304
... prove that they are caused by the operation of two distinct agents . I think , however , that the clearest experiments prove them to be merely effects , or sensations , produced by the agency of the same sub- stance , caloric . ' In ...
... prove that they are caused by the operation of two distinct agents . I think , however , that the clearest experiments prove them to be merely effects , or sensations , produced by the agency of the same sub- stance , caloric . ' In ...
Page 323
... prove , for we cannot agree with Dr. O'Donnel in his theory . That the nature of the disease is not spasmodic is proved , as far as any thing can be proved , by experience . In no disease has there been a more free use made of opium ...
... prove , for we cannot agree with Dr. O'Donnel in his theory . That the nature of the disease is not spasmodic is proved , as far as any thing can be proved , by experience . In no disease has there been a more free use made of opium ...
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