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1  II,  1 |     a general rule, the tail corresponds with the body as regards
2 III,  2 |    hair, nails, and whatever corresponds to these; and, furthermore,
3 III,  7 |   ovipara have a spine which corresponds to the backbone in quadrupeds.
4  IV,  4 | white formation in the snail corresponds to the so-called egg of
5  VI,  24|   sick during gestation, and corresponds to the dwarf in the human
6 VIII,  2|    mode of life of an animal corresponds to the category in which
7 VIII,  2| other words, the sea-anemone corresponds to the inner fleshy part
8 VIII,  2|      the one creature clings corresponds to the shell which encases
9  IX,  39|     on the warp it puts what corresponds to the woof, and then weaves