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1   I,  16| bifurcates into each of the two divisions of the lung; for the lung
2   I,  16|    extending to each of the two divisions of the lung. It is attached
3   I,  16|      the lung. These parts have divisions, composed of gristle, which
4   I,  16|        an acute angle; from the divisions run passages through the
5  IV,  2 |     outwardly divided into five divisions, and sixthly comes the flattened
6   v,  1 |      attempt to follow the same divisions in our present argument;
7  IX,  50|      grows, adhering to the two divisions (or horns) of the womb;