Chapter

 1 2 |      He has appointed to every kind its own peculiar defence
 2 4 |       be excluded. But of what kind can that be, which can render
 3 5 |    small bones, He compacted a kind of keel, which we call the
 4 5 |        and covered with a soft kind of covering, which is called
 5 5 |       elbows, a motion of that kind would be at once superfluous
 6 6 |       make an animal of such a kind, that it might rather hear
 7 6 |      first principles leave no kind of position untried, monstrous
 8 6 |  monstrous productions of this kind ought daily to have been
 9 7 |    which was befitting to each kind and situation, and covered
10 10| nostrils, He has marked with a kind of slight cavity, as with
11 11|       abode. For He has made a kind of intestines soft and thin,
12 11|        fro, is checked as by a kind of obstacle through means
13 17|       nature of things of this kind is not so obscure, that