Book,  Paragraph

1  II,  9  |    forth their young into the world alive.~
2 VII,  4  | mothers do not bring into the world by parturition at eight
3 VII,  4  |   Children that come into the world before seven months can
4 VII,  4  |       in certain parts of the world, as has already been stated.
5 VII,  10 |      animals to come into the world head foremost, and children,
6 VIII,  7 |     about four hundred in the world, that they are the private
7 VIII,  12|     come from the ends of the world, as in the case of the crane;
8 VIII,  12|  migrates from one end of the world to the other; they fly against
9  IX,  40 |  rests below. When the floral world is in full bloom, then they