Book, Aphorism

 1        1, LXIII |        fact that in his books on animals and his problems, and other
 2        1, LXVI  |  different species of things, of animals, of plants, of minerals;
 3        1, LXXXV |     orderly motion, the pulse of animals; and yet all this depends
 4        1, XCVIII|         so accurate a history of animals; and that others with greater
 5        1, XCIX  | development in the generation of animals, from coition to birth;
 6        1, XCIX  |          the voluntary motion of animals from the first impression
 7        1, XCIX  |  organized bodies (as of man and animals) some pains have been well
 8        1, XCIX  |          structure in plants and animals, as the root, the leaf,
 9        1, XI    |    substances, as wool, skins of animals, and down of birds, have
10        1, XI    |        with equal intensity.~20. Animals, especially and at all times
11        1, XI    |      dung and like excrements of animals, when fresh.~22. Strong
12        1, XII   |         as being excretions from animals; or from a certain fat and
13        1, XII   |        which are excretions from animals. It should also be observed
14        1, XII   |         20th.~26. To the heat of animals no negative is subjoined,
15        1, XII   |    fishes, as compared with land animals, it is rather a low degree
16        1, XII   |         when freshly exposed. In animals, however, is found a great
17        1, XII   |         Indeed the excrements of animals when no longer fresh have
18        1, XII   |      Moreover we find no pain in animals, save with a certain sensation
19        1, XIII  |         cold.~5. In the parts of animals after death or separation
20        1, XIII  |         like manner carcasses of animals have some such latent and
21        1, XIII  |          seems to be the heat of animals, which has a pretty great
22        1, XIII  |       hand that touched them.~9. Animals increase in heat by motion
23        1, XIII  |          by intermittent fevers, animals are at first seized with
24        1, XIII  |     degrees of heat in different animals, as in fishes, quadrupeds,
25        1, XIII  |         manner inquired.~13. All animals in winter and cold weather
26        1, XIII  |        of stars.~20. The heat of animals, and of the rays of the
27        1, XIII  |          fire, which the heat of animals will never do, or of the
28        1, XIII  |        arising from the sweat of animals. Next to this, as I suppose,
29        1, XVIII |    minerals, vegetables, skin of animals, water, oil, air, and the
30        1, XXVI  |          in a certain order), as animals, vegetables; words, too,
31        1, XXVII |       might be as many senses in animals as there are sympathies
32        1, XXVII |        many as are the senses in animals, so many without doubt are
33        1, XXVII |         and varieties of pain in animals (as the pain of burning,
34        1, XXVII |          it is that the hairs of animals are not generally so beautiful
35        1, XXVII |       between the sexes (in land animals at least) appears to be
36        1, XXVII |         Again, the teeth of land animals and the beaks of birds are
37        1, XXVII |     manifest that in all perfect animals there is a determination
38        1, XXVII |          nerves and faculties in animals is the head, while the seminal
39        1, XXVII |          specific differences of animals, herbs, and fossils; most
40        1, XXX   |  likewise the biformed births of animals, mixed of different species,
41        1, XXXV  |     heavenly bodies, the heat of animals, and the heat of fire; and
42        1, XXXV  |        of heavenly bodies and of animals generates and cherishes,
43        1, XXXV  |          power of giving life to animals than of ripening vegetables.
44        1, XXXV  |        of heavenly bodies and of animals.~Again, let the natures
45        1, XXXV  |          of actions performed by animals, by which it seems that
46        1, XL    |         vegetables, the third of animals), is brought as it were
47        1, XL    |          a cat, owl, and similar animals which see in the dark. For
48        1, XL    |         the eyes of men and most animals; inasmuch as animals to
49        1, XL    |        most animals; inasmuch as animals to whose sense this light
50        1, XLI   |      course should be taken with animals generated from putrefaction.
51        1, XLI   |     inquiries concerning perfect animals by cutting out the fetus
52        1, XLII  |       and blood and the parts of animals very subtly and finely mingled.
53        1, XLII  |        the spirits of plants and animals, especially as all animate
54        1, XLVI  |          ships, the movements of animals, the transmission of missiles,
55        1, XLVI  |     quantity of animal spirit in animals, especially in such huge
56        1, XLVIII|       prevails in the spirits of animals, though it be altogether
57        1, XLVIII| conspicuous in the excretions of animals and not less in objects
58        1, XLVIII|    integral bodies, as plants or animals, but of bodies of uniform
59        1, XLVIII|        solid parts of plants and animals, as the leaf, flower, flesh,
60        1, XLVIII|       organic, in vegetables and animals do first attract with some
61        1, XLVIII|    conspicuous in the spirits of animals where, as long as it is
62        1, XLVIII|          the heart and pulses of animals, and must of necessity occur
63        1, L     |     reaches us, or the warmth of animals. But we have no cold save
64        1, L     |      such cold can be endured by animals for a short time. But they
65        1, L     |          to act on the bodies of animals only, and hardly on others.
66        1, L     |          regard to the bodies of animals, indeed, there is no doubt
67        1, L     |         and also in the wombs of animals there is a great inequality
68        1, L     |         attributed the shapes of animals, which he says are owing
69        1, L     |       like manner vegetables and animals vary almost infinitely in
70        1, L     |    manner the different foods of animals should be noted under general
71        1, L     |       negatives. For carnivorous animals cannot live on herbs, whence
72        1, L     |      over the body than in other animals) has after trial (they say)