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Show Book I. Part IV. Book I. Part IV. 0f the Tart; of Generation, dcc. 54.; N CHAP. VII. 0f the Tam of generation in HM flirt/er of ‘Bmflr. ny Folds or Gyros may be ealily felt, and Air being injec‘ted, by 2. Pipe, the Caflareumis five-lied like a Bladder, (0 that the Body that feemeth to be wholly Glandulous, is for the molt part Membranous (endued with many minute Glands) contracted by numerous Fibrils into [Everal Folds or Gyres : the ho. dy of the (‘aflrureum being opened, in its cavity may be feen a yellow friable n" Y°"°"' fubfiance, of the Confil'tence of Wax, divided into manny Globules, endued {littfilz'j‘fu with a flrong fatide Sent : The infide of the Anfrafim, relating to [he .‘f,;‘l;"‘§,i$."‘° T Coats, and feared near the @enid, and adorned with an Oval Figure Coats and the Scales, were lined with this Oleagenous Matter, refembling aiii'fgifié‘: a Wall painted with Ockcr, and cleavcth f0 fal't to the Gyres and Scales, that 5""- much refembling thofe of Man. it can fcarce be fcraped oFf with a Knife, without breaking the Fibrils, 1 hr ram He Tefticles of a Lyon, which] {aw Difleéted, were covered with four ""13"" The Pam's of a Lyon hath long and (inall Dimenlions, and hath its Clans ,~1,C,,,_m~,0, "We feared near the Aims, as in a Cat, Hare, Cunncy, (9:6. and hath a {ltaight ‘Urctbra palling from the Bladder of Urine to the extremity ofthe (Penis, which hath its body compofed chiefly of two Ligaments, or rather NerVOus Bodies, and is for Tome {pace diflant from the Profiats, feared under the Neck of the Bladder, and is not firetched out above three Thumbs breadth without the unity, near the Anm, in the time of Coition, which is celebrated backward. "LT", les The Tellicles of a Caflor, according to learned chflcr, are not failened to or «Lam the Spine, but to the inward Region of the 0! Tubir, or Share Bone, where a liiperlieial Cavity is Engravcn, confining on the Procefs of the 'Periiomtum, and on each fide may be feen half the Teliiclc, with the Paraltat lodged in the {aid Sinm oi the Share-Bone. which being taken off, many little Holes appear, as pricked with a Needle, which do import this factide liquor into the Receptacle of the Czlflortllm‘, which I humbly conceive is produced after this manner, The Blood being impelled through the Arteries, curioufly divaricated in The mm, numerous Branches and Ramulets, ihading the Surface of the Cafloreum, and Eflf‘f‘fi; piercing its outward Coat, do enter into the more inward intcgument, adorn- ccd- P 0 ed with variety of Flakes or Fcales, one Lodged within another, which are befet with a great number offinall Glandsfiyflrcms of Arteries, Veins, Nerves, terminating into their liibltance, wherein the more herons and oily Particles of the Blood beingr itcerncd from the lied Crallamcnt, and embodied with Nervous Liquor, imprargnated with volatil faline Particles, opening the Compage oftlie Blood, do difpofe it in order to a fecretion of form: parts from The Tefiicles of this Animal (if a regard be had to the file of his Body) are very finall, about the .bignefs of a Pidgcons Egg 3 They are white and fmooth in their outward Surface, and endued with a flattilh oval Figure, ha~ viug their Body cloathed with a thick Nervous Coat : Their Glandulous Subflancc is white within, bell-t with many Fibrils, and have not the Oleagenous Subfiance, nor Fostidc Smell of Caflorrum, (very ufeful in Hyfietick Paroxyfmcs, as we vulgar-1y term them) lo that Cafloreum is a dil'tinfl fubl'tance the other. i, Tliele contrary Agents are reduced to intefline motion, as con. filling of eterogeneous Principles, much incited to action by a proper Fer- from thatof the Teflicles, and le'ancth upon the upper part of the Bladder, (of which the learned Arltlzor hath given his Obfervations ) and feemcth at the firll: fight to be a Glandulous Conglomerated Body, three Inches long,and crcred Globules The Telticles ofa" ,‘tpe are encompafled with a clofe Scrotum, not pendu- Tthcfliclcs an Inch and a half liroad, and {carlc an Inch in thicknefs, and refemblcd in Figure a long Pear dried, round on each fidc, and flattilh in the upper and lower Region, and its Surface is fomewhar like the Azzfiaéim of the Brain, having a grey colour, interfperfed with red Breaks. 0 The liirface oil the Cafloreum was encircled with a Nervous Coate, enamel- ,» led with numerous capillary Blood-Veilels, which are eafily difcerned in new is Caflorcum, but hardly when it is dried, except it be Macerated in Water, 70;: whereupon it may be fevercd from the Coat, wherein may be feen the Gym of it to be tyed together by the mediation ofFibrils, and the Anfméi'm being lool‘ened by breaking the finall Ligaments, the Capillary Velltls may be dffcovered to pals between the Gyres; and the Caflarcum being (tripped of 1:5 I':f,tf,;.‘,"',‘l upper Vel't, another prefenteth it (elf, very pleaiant to behold, as endu'ed with JZ,9,':1,'"",'H,‘,U' many thin Qcales, which being held againlt the light do lhine like Silver, and ment feated in the Body of the Glands befetting the Coats ofthe Caflareum; whereupon the Liquor, revered from the red parts ofthe vital Liquor,and being Concoéted, acquircth an oleagenous nature, and colour fomewhar like wax, and being imported through linall li'cretory Dufis into the Belly of the Caflo- mm, is coagulated into a .é'L' thick fubi'tance, confifiing of divers con- lous, as in Man, Hories, (five. and do confine on the {ides of the 0m @ubbx, or "w A" near the top of the Qpine relating to it, and are lodged out of the Cavity of the Belly, without the Aponextrofu of the Epigal'trick Mufcles; and the Ely- throeidean Tunicle (immuring the Tefiicles ) is adorned with flelhy Fibres, derived from the Cremal'ter Mulcles, and the Spctmatick Arteries {port them- {elves upon the back of the Tcliicles with various Spires, encircling them as with numerous Wreaths. The Tefiicles are conjoyned in their Heads to the Belly of the Paraftats, "mm" where it. admitteth the Spermatick deferent Vellels, and in their other extte- ',‘,',",‘;i;',‘::" mities they emit their ejaculatory Veffels, and when they are feparated from Arrthe Paraltats many white Points may be difcovered, which are the Channels of Seminal Liquor, Falling through the Body of the Tel'ticles. Thcc'aculzAnd the ejaculatory Veilels pals behind the Bladder into hardilh Bodies, tory‘lcfl'ch full of feveral Anfraétus ( as in the Origen of Epididymids ) under the Semi- {15212393334 nal Veficles, full of various Cells, which are To many Repofitories of Semi- {"1" mini- (Lis‘ the upper Lamimc being taken ofl', thofe underneath had a bleWilh colour , Sm and according to their different lituation, and various reception of Lthta dld Theiumai-l "h'" ‘ 0" b" "‘~‘"'~ many with miiiiitcfilnids lbfim t0 relbmble the changeable Colours beaudfying the Necks o Fidgeons. The outward Silver coloured Membrane, encircling the Cafloreum,‘ v13 befprinkled every way with a thin tranfparent Liquor, and hath a Chink leading into the inward Cavity, into which 2 Finger being immitted, ma, "7 is \lcmbr ii- ml Liquor, adjoining to the ejaculatory Veflels. An Aptshath alfo, befide the Seminal Veficles, two plump Prolltats, which "than," are glandiil‘ous Bodies refembling iinall Nuts, adhering to the Neck of the of anArcBladder, above the Sphinéter. The Penis of this Animal is void of any anulum, and thereupon the fig'iimfl Prepuce may be put down to the Root of the Yard, and the Clans laid bare, as allo the whole body of the "Penis. The |