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 1 2 |     perceive how misshapen an animal he would be, as the dumb
 2 3 |   they do not bring forth the animal itself from the body of
 3 3 |      the mother, produces the animal; and this, even when animated
 4 3 |     of necessity prepare each animal. If it is furnished with
 5 4 |  since God had known that the animal which He had made, of its
 6 4 |     to the dissolution of the animal. For if it had been of such
 7 5 |   they might lead forward the animal wherever his inclination
 8 5 |      continued bone, lest the animal should not have the power
 9 5 |     extended the head of that animal to such a length that he
10 6 |      such a way as to make an animal of such a kind, that it
11 7 |      of living creatures each animal is most excellent in its
12 7 |    take away this member, the animal would be imperfect and weak.
13 10|        for scarcely any other animal is able to lie upon its
14 12| decebat aliud quam ut sapiens animal a corde alimoniam duceret.