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1 1|          exist in the natures[of living things], nor is there in
2 1| compelled toshow them in a still living animal, the urine plainly
3 1|        but in one which is still living, the ureters are prevented
4 2|          a nature, but an actual living animal. And if we retain
5 2|     plant; for growth belongs to living things alone. Possibly you
6 3|        the peritoneum of a still living animal and have always found
7 3|     passing through them, and to living ones, whether they contract