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acknowledgements
dedication
introduction
1 the background to harvey¡¯s discovery
galen
galen on the heart and blood
harvey
therer~issance
vesalius
fabricius
renaissance art
renaissance art and anatomy
2 harvey¡¯s discovery of the circulation
demotu cordis
the circulation
the venous vaives
the ligature experiments
the flow¡ªrate experiment
the motion ofthe heart
the p1|lse and the heart valves
3 the nature of harvey¡¯s discovery
the scientific revolution
harvey and aristotle
harvey and quantification
harvey andmechanical modeb
harvey and the natural magic tradition
harvey and witchcraft
harvey and the scientific revol¢¢tion
4 the reception of harvey¡¯s discovery
opposition to harvey
the theory of¡®ebullition¡¯
what is actually seen?
other objections
the dispute with descortes
harvey¡¯s later work
conclusion
further reading
glossary