...band, which with use I could pretty well read, I have heard him •ay, that after his booke Of'the Circulation of the Blood came out, he fell mightily...in his practice, and 'twas believed by the vulgar, He was not tall, but of the lowest stature, round faced, olivastc* (like wainscott) complexion ; little...

...topic of conversation ; for * 'I have heard Dr. Harvey say,' remarks Aubrey, ' that after his book of the Circulation of the Blood came out, he fell mightily in his practice; and it was believed by the vulgar that he was crack-brained; and all the physicians were against his opinion,...

...day. — So too, Aubrey, in his life of Harvey, says, " I have heard him say that after his book ' of the circulation of the blood,' came out, he fell mightily in his practice, and it was believed by the vulgar that he was crackbrained ; and all the physicians were against his opinion."...

...have raised! Ndsti, quantum turbarum pristinee mece lucubrationes concitaverint. Aubrey reports he heard him say, " that after his booke of the Circulation...Blood came out, he fell mightily in his practice," and he adds, " 'twas believed by the vulgar, he was crack-brained ; and all the physicians were against...

...was fain to draw a dead body upon him for warmth sake. " I have heard him say, that after his book of the 'Circulation of the Blood' came out he fell...the vulgar that he was crackbrained ; and all the physicians were against Iils opinion, and envied him. With much ado at last, in about twenty or thirty...

...was fain to draw a dead body upon him for warmth's sake. I have heard him say, that after his book of the circulation of the blood came out, he fell...the vulgar that he was crack-brained ; and all the physicians were against his opinion, and envied him; with much ado at last, in about twenty or thirty...

...other rep'iles." And on the authority of Aubrey, we learn that Harvey said, " that, after his book on the Circulation of the Blood came out, he fell mightily in his practice. * * * 'Twas believed by the vulgar he was crackbrained ; and all the physicians were against his opinion,...

...dead body upon him for warmth's sake. I have heard him say that after his book of the circulation of blood came out, he fell mightily in his practice,...the vulgar that he was crackbrained ; and all the physicians were against his opinion, and envied him ; with much ado at last, in about twenty or thirty...

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...who was tired of hearing him called the just, might vote for his banishment. When Harvey's book on the Circulation of the Blood came out, "he fell mightily in his practice. It was believed by the vulgar that he was crack-brained ; and all the physicians were against him,...