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 1 1|        other kinds of motion are genesis and destruction,genesis
 2 1|          genesis and destruction,genesis being a coming into existence,
 3 1|    operation of these is due the genesis and destruction of all things
 4 1|          qualitiesto explain the genesis of the elements, he ought
 5 1|        qualities in his book "On Genesis and Destruction," whilst
 6 1|        taught us in his work "On Genesis and Destruction,"not as
 7 1|            one to each - namely, Genesis, Growth, and Nutrition.
 8 1|           Growth, and Nutrition. Genesis,however, is not a simple
 9 1|           in the first place, of Genesis, which, as wehave said,
10 1| consideration to the question of genesis and destruction. For, first
11 1|      first stage of the animal's genesis, employingat this task a
12 1|        occurring at the stage of genesis. For in the latter casesomething
13 1|          with reason been termed genesis, and the latter, assimilation.~ ~
14 1|      whole matter is as follows: Genesis, growth, and nutrition are
15 1|     adhesion. For,of course, the genesis of such a dropsy does not
16 1|     substance whichis subject to genesis and destruction is at once
17 1|    everything during the stageof genesis; and she also provides for
18 2|          sir, is not growth, but genesis! For a bag, sack, garment,
19 2|       into existence [undergoing genesis] so long as the appropriate
20 2|         is termed not growth but genesis. That which is, grows, while
21 2|          teachings regarding the genesis and destruction of animals,
22 2|       been unacquainted with the genesis of the humours, about which,
23 2|      this humour, and not to its genesis? As though it were not far
24 2|        unaware as to whether its genesis is to be looked on as taking
25 2|          but especially with the genesis of the humours. Now, one
26 2|       the actual truth about the genesis of bile. Certainly it is
27 2|        added something about its genesis in liver and veins, seeing
28 2|          Now in reference to the genesis of the humours, I do not
29 2|      whether this humour has the genesis in the human body or is
30 2|     blood, if it be not that the genesis of these humours is accomplished
31 2|         are as follow:- ~ In the genesis of blood, everything in
32 2|         transition-stages in the genesis of these or in their conversion
33 3|      shown the necessity for the genesis of such a faculty, and whoever
34 3|          second of his books "On Genesis and Destruction," where