Chapter

 1 3 |     with birds, which have a different nature? do they not undergo
 2 5 |       Thus one formation has different forms and uses; and that
 3 5 |   were, He has extended in a different direction transverse and
 4 6 |   distorted, and the use far different from that which prevails.
 5 7 |    and the blood, running in different directions, might be-dew
 6 10| itself, and is enlarged in a different direction, which, offering
 7 11|      and nature of these are different: for the passage which is
 8 13|      the hands, but yet very different: for since these are, as
 9 14|      those organs may have a different effect to that which we
10 17|       since they are plainly different, but the one is the nourishment
11 18|      of separation cannot be different; but that whatever it is,
12 18|   they who say that they are different argue in this way: That