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| Alphabetical [« »] himself 9 hind 24 hind-feet 1 hind-legs 9 hind-limbs 1 hinder 17 hinder-parts 1 | Frequency [« »] 9 hear 9 hence 9 himself 9 hind-legs 9 holes 9 homer 9 hooves | Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances hind-legs |
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1 II, 1 | that of the knees of the hind-legs: so that since man differs 2 IV, 7 | the longer; and these long hind-legs whereby they jump bend backwards 3 IV, 7 | bend backwards like the hind-legs of quadrupeds. All insects 4 IV, 9 | reverberating with their long hind-legs.~No mollusc or crustacean 5 VI, 37 | mice that walk on their two hind-legs; their front legs are small 6 VI, 37 | legs are small and their hind-legs long; the breed is exceedingly 7 VIII, 24| disease the animal trails its hind-legs under its belly so far forward 8 VIII, 28| our field-mouse, with its hind-legs a span long and its front 9 IX, 40 | the hollow curves of the hind-legs; when thus laden, they fly