The History of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «sensitive»

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Alphabetical [« »] sensibility 3 sensible 4 sensibly 2 sensitive 7 sensory 1 sentinels 1 separate 23	Frequency [« »] 7 scales 7 scarcely 7 sea-nettle 7 sensitive 7 serves 7 sharks 7 sheltered	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances sensitive

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1   I,  11|   experienced. The tongue is sensitive in all other ways wherein
2 III,  19|      the heart. Blood is not sensitive to touch in any animal,
3  IV,  6 | entire body is fleshy. It is sensitive to touch, and, if you put
4   v,  16|      said that the sponge is sensitive; and as a proof of this
5   v,  16| allowed that this species is sensitive and long-lived. They are
6  IX,  46|      of the king. It is very sensitive, and possessed of an intelligence
7  IX,  46|     sixty, and that they are sensitive to inclement weather and