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1   I,  16|       all other animals whose stomachs are single and which have
2  II,  17|     in the structure of their stomachs. In the first place, of
3  II,  17|   animal appears to have four stomachs; in it the food is found,
4 III,  14|       chief of the ruminating stomachs.~
5 III,  16|        And animals with small stomachs are disposed to take on
6   v,  8 |     of the rotundity of their stomachs.~So much for the modes of
7 VIII,  2|      the channa cast up their stomachs while chasing smaller fishes;
8 VIII,  2| remembered, fishes have their stomachs close to the mouth, and