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

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Alphabetical [« »] olive-oil 3 olive-trees 2 omen 2 omentum 7 omitted 1 omnivorous 8 on 786	Frequency [« »] 7 nail 7 normal 7 nutriment 7 omentum 7 opisthuretic 7 osseous 7 pains	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances omentum

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1   I,  16|     short. The caul, or great omentum, is attached to the middle
2 III,  4 |      the big vein; one to the omentum, and another to the pancreas,
3 III,  14|                        14~The omentum or caul, by the way, is
4 III,  14|       it is devoid of it. The omentum has both its starting-point
5 III,  17| animals supplied with fat the omentum or caul is supplied with
6 III,  17|    than others in stomach and omentum, as the eel; for it has
7 III,  17|      supply of suet about the omentum. Most animals take on fat