THE

PHILOSOPHICAL

TRANSACTIONS

(From the Tear 1700, to the Year 1720)

A BRID G'D,

AND

Difpos'd under GENERAL HEADS.

In Two VOLUMES.

By HENRY JONES, M. A. and
Fellow of King's College in CAMBRIDGE.
VO L. V. Containing

Part I. The ANATOMICAL and MEDICAL Papers.
Part II. The PHILOLOGICAL and MISCELLANEOUS Papers.

The THIRD EDITION Corrected.

In which the LATIN PAPERS are now firft tranflated into ENGLISH.

LONDON:

Printed for W. INNYS, R. WARE, J. and P. KNAPTON, D. BROWNE,
T. LONGMAN, C. HITCH, J. HODGES, S. AUSTEN, A. MILLAR,
J. and J. RIVINGTON, and J. WARD.

M. DCC. XLIX.

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THE

Philofophical Transactions

ABRID G'D.

PART I.

CONTAINING THE

Anatomical and Medical PAPERS.

I.

CHAP I.

Zoology, Anatomy of ANIMALS.

Remember to have read formerly in one of Gaffendus's On Man's Epiftles, a Suggeftion of his (which he feems to espouse feeding on as his own Opinion) as if he thought it not (originally) Flesh, and of natural for Man to feed on Flefh; though by long Ufage Carnivorous Animals, by (at least ever fince the Flood) we have been accustomed Dr J. Wallis, to it, and it is now familiar to us; but rather on Plants, Roots, Fruits, No. 269. Grain, &c.

And I take it to be the Opinion of many Divines, that before the Flood, Men did not ufe to feed on Flefh, becaufe of what we have in Gen. ix. 3. where God fays to Noah, (after the Flood) Every moving thing

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