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  1   I,  3  |           female", and the former "male"; but some animals have
  2   I,  3  |          some animals have neither male nor female. Consequently,
  3   I,  12 |           is found at times in the male; but with the male the flesh
  4   I,  12 |          in the male; but with the male the flesh of the breast
  5   I,  13 |          penis" is peculiar to the male. This latter organ is external
  6   I,  14 |            opposite to that of the male. In other words, the part
  7   I,  14 |        receding, and not, like the male organ, protruding. Further,
  8   I,  14 |       passage for the sperm of the male, and as an outlet for liquid
  9   I,  15 |            the parts common to the male and the female sex. The
 10   I,  17 |         connected the testicles in male animals, and the properties
 11  II,  1  |         and the privy parts of the male are directed backwards.
 12  II,  1  |           observable in horses.~Of male animals the genitals of
 13  II,  1  |            and for this reason the male speedily gives over in the
 14  II,  1  |         act of intercourse for the male; and the organ opens out
 15  II,  1  |           the camel, and the hare. Male animals differ from one
 16  II,  1  |           below the thighs.~In the male organ itself there is a
 17  II,  5  |       tusks, two in number. In the male these tusks are comparatively
 18  II,  8  |        human species; those of the male are more like those of a
 19 III,  1  |         all cases internal; in the male they present numerous diversities.~
 20 III,  1  |            differences observed in male fishes of diverse species,
 21 III,  1  |            just as with fishes the male sperm is found in the seminal
 22 III,  1  |       organ in the winter-time.~Of male animals that have their
 23 III,  1  |        contraction. Moreover, when male animals are young, their
 24 III,  1  |         properties of testicles in male animals.~In female animals
 25 III,  4  |           bladder, and also in the male to the penis and in the
 26 III,  7  |           the female, while in the male it is made up of three separate
 27 III,  18 |         eyes.~Fat animals, whether male or female, are more or less
 28 III,  19 |           differs from that in the male, for, supposing the male
 29 III,  19 |           male, for, supposing the male and female to be on a par
 30 III,  19 |            and blacker than in the male; and with the female there
 31 III,  19 |     diseases of the blood than the male.~Women are seldom afflicted
 32 III,  20 |           she-goats as decline the male and rub their udders hard
 33 III,  20 |          females submitting to the male.~As a general rule, milk
 34 III,  20 |           milk is not found in the male of man or of any other animal,
 35 III,  20 |        time it has been found in a male; for instance, once in Lemnos
 36 III,  20 |       phenomenon was repeated in a male of its own begetting. Such
 37 III,  21 |            if she be kept from the male and be properly fed, and,
 38  IV,  1  |           belly, is rougher in the male than in the female, and
 39  IV,  1  |          in the female, and in the male the back is striped, and
 40  IV,  2  |        rotund.~In the crawfish the male differs from the female:
 41  IV,  2  |          foot is bifurcate, in the male it is undivided; the belly-fins
 42  IV,  2  |          on the neck, while in the male they are smaller and do
 43  IV,  2  |            on the last feet of the male there are spur-like projections,
 44  IV,  2  |         are small and smooth. Both male and female have two antennae
 45  IV,  2  |    apparent difference between the male and female, for they both
 46  IV,  2  |        than the other, and neither male nor female is ever found
 47  IV,  2  |           the seminal ducts in the male. This passage is attached
 48  IV,  2  |      convolutes in the carid.)~The male, by the way, differs from
 49  IV,  2  |        These are the organs of the male. The female has red-coloured
 50  IV,  3  |            others spotted red. The male differs from the female
 51  IV,  3  |          in the female than in the male, and stands out further
 52  IV,  7  |           creatures resembling the male organ in shape and size,
 53  IV,  9  |        tongues. In some cases, the male and the female utter the
 54  IV,  11 |           animals are divided into male and female, but others are
 55  IV,  11 |         and in crustaceans we find male and female: and, indeed,
 56  IV,  11 |       instance, the eel is neither male nor female, and can engender
 57  IV,  11 |     assertion that the head of the male is bigger and longer, and
 58  IV,  11 |        feet and not oviparous, the male is larger and longer-lived
 59  IV,  11 |   longer-lived and bigger than the male); whereas in oviparous and
 60  IV,  11 |          female is larger than the male; as, for instance, with
 61  IV,  11 |           is longer-lived than the male is inferred from the fact
 62  IV,  11 |         thoroughly equipped in the male than in the female, whereas
 63  IV,  11 |         and sharper voice than the male; except, by the way, with
 64  IV,  11 |          these in some species the male possesses and the female
 65  IV,  11 |         perfectly developed in the male; as, for instance, the horn
 66   v,  1  |          are some that are neither male nor female, and these, while
 67   v,  1  |            always female and never male, and from them are conceived
 68   v,  1  |            of intercourse with the male; but concerning these topics
 69   v,  1  |          is not independent of the male; and the method of proceeding
 70   v,  1  |            when such are generated male and female, then from the
 71   v,  2  |        often observed to cover the male.~The case is similar in
 72   v,  2  |     copulate as best they can, the male mounting the female; and
 73   v,  2  |       squats on the ground and the male mounts on top of her, as
 74   v,  2  |           hen; in other cases, the male mounts without the female
 75   v,  2  |      female squatting, as with the male and female crane; for, with
 76   v,  2  |         for, with these birds, the male mounts on to the back of
 77   v,  2  |         say, with the belly of the male pressed to the back of the
 78   v,  2  |            elicit the sperm of the male in the act of withdrawing
 79   v,  2  |        part of the female, but the male stands erect and the female
 80   v,  2  |        lecherous, and wheedles the male on to sexual commerce, and
 81   v,  2  |           sitting posture, and the male straddles over and covers
 82   v,  2  |   straddles with her legs, and the male mounts and covers her. The
 83   v,  2  |        bitch; and the penis in the male seal is exceptionally large.~
 84   v,  3  |          to say, in some cases the male mounts the female precisely
 85   v,  5  |     impediment, by mounting of the male upon the female, belly to
 86   v,  5  |          female is larger than the male; and the same is the case
 87   v,  5  |            they come side by side, male and female, and copulate,
 88   v,  5  |           cartilaginous fishes the male, in some species, differs
 89   v,  5  |      furnished with testicles, but male serpents and male fishes
 90   v,  5  |   testicles, but male serpents and male fishes have a pair of ducts
 91   v,  5  |        these remarks apply to both male and female; for these animals
 92   v,  5  |           the seminal fluid of the male. And there can be no doubt
 93   v,  5  |            is to say, by using the male of the grey mullet as a
 94   v,  5  |           by using the female, the male.~The repeated observation
 95   v,  5  |      female gets to leeward of the male, she becomes thereby impregnated.
 96   v,  5  |           wise by the voice of the male, or by his breathing down
 97   v,  5  |          and, by the way, both the male and the female partridge
 98   v,  6  |    connexion.~Some assert that the male has a kind of penis in one
 99   v,  7  |     differs in no respect from the male except in the circumstance
100   v,  8  |           individual is I I is the male. The female pushes from
101   v,  8  |         organ into the body of the male above, this being the reverse
102   v,  8  |          and gives a pull, and the male gives a counter pull; this
103   v,  8  |          In the human species, the male is more under sexual excitement
104   v,  9  |        spawning in the spring. The male tunny differs from the female
105   v,  10 |       similar ones, the one is the male, and the other the female,
106   v,  12 |      female has laid her eggs, the male comes and discharges the
107   v,  12 |       pairs, side by side; and the male is more mottled and more
108   v,  12 |        something incalculable. The male differs from the female
109   v,  14 |    sharper-toned in voice than the male, and the young animal than
110   v,  14 |            the hind. Moreover, the male cries chiefly at rutting
111   v,  14 |          is short, and that of the male prolonged. With dogs also,
112   v,  14 |          thin small neigh, and the male foal a small neigh, yet
113   v,  14 |        goes on. And when the young male and female are two years
114   v,  14 |           stated, the voice of the male differs from the voice of
115   v,  14 |          fact that the note in the male voice is more deep and bass;
116   v,  14 |          that undergo gelding; for male animals that undergo this
117   v,  14 |           a litter, submits to the male in six months, but not before.
118   v,  14 |          In the human species, the male is generative, at the longest,
119   v,  14 |           are rare. As a rule, the male is generative up to the
120   v,  14 |       Bitches do not submit to the male throughout their lives,
121   v,  14 |   opisthuretic, and submits to the male in the way above described;
122   v,  14 |         sexually receptive and the male sexually capable at the
123   v,  14 |          is again receptive to the male.~The female elephant becomes
124   v,  14 |     fifteen at the oldest; and the male is sexually capable when
125   v,  14 |         intercourse is spring. The male allows an interval of three
126   v,  18 |          from one another: for the male exudes over them some moist
127   v,  18 |        after the sprinkling of the male seminal fluid.~When it has
128   v,  18 |            the young calamary.~The male calamary differs from the
129   v,  18 |            breasts, with which the male is unprovided. In the sepia,
130   v,  18 |      distinction in the sexes, the male, as has been stated, is
131   v,  19 |        regard to insects, that the male is less than the female
132   v,  21 |            and that the drones are male and the bees female.~The
133   v,  28 |       covering the larger, for the male is smaller than the female.
134   v,  28 |            lay their eggs: and the male, by the way, is not furnished
135   v,  28 |        grasshopper’s neck; and the male grasshoppers die about the
136   v,  30 |         alike, belly to belly. The male discharges sperm into the
137   v,  30 |          the female into which the male discharges the sperm.~They
138   v,  30 |         and the smaller, it is the male that sings, and the female
139  VI,  2  |     rounded at the narrow end, are male. Eggs are hatched by the
140  VI,  2  |        female has submitted to the male, she draws up the sperm
141  VI,  2  |          be again submitted to the male the increase in size proceeds
142  VI,  2  |            and within scent of the male, she conceives, and becomes
143  VI,  2  |          one another just when the male is on the point of mounting
144  VI,  2  |       without this preliminary the male would decline to perform
145  VI,  4  |          pigeon, as a rule, lays a male and a female egg, and generally
146  VI,  4  |             and generally lays the male egg first; after laying
147  VI,  4  |           lays the second egg. The male takes its turn of sitting
148  VI,  4  |            cross-tempered than the male, as is the case with most
149  VI,  4  |          twelve times. The pigeon, male and female, couples within
150  VI,  8  |      hatching is carried on by the male and the female in turns:
151  VI,  8  |           some birds, however, the male only sits long enough to
152  VI,  8  |   throughout the whole period; the male bird supports the female,
153  VI,  8  |          of the following day; the male broods during the rest of
154  VI,  8  |           in two compartments; the male broods on the one and the
155  VI,  8  |           rears its brood. But the male, when he first takes his
156  VI,  9  |   discontinuing the brooding.~With male birds about pairing time
157  VI,  11 |      season the sperm-ducts of the male are filled with sperm, so
158  VI,  11 |      period the sperm-ducts of the male are quite distinct (from
159  VI,  13 |          only those over which the male sheds the milt or sperm;
160  VI,  13 |      female has laid her eggs, the male follows and sheds its sperm
161  VI,  13 |            deposited her eggs, the male besprinkles them. It is
162  VI,  13 |            as it spawns twice; the male of the black goby differs
163  VI,  14 |          eggs at one time, nor the male his sperm; but they are
164  VI,  14 |          female with eggs, and the male with sperm. The-carp spawns
165  VI,  14 |            milt in the case of the male. Such eggs as are besprinkled
166  VI,  14 |            may have been laid. The male keeps on guard at the principal
167  VI,  14 |           and, in consequence, the male has to keep watch for forty
168  VI,  14 |     generated. Eggs touched by the male sperm take on increase both
169  VI,  14 |          lies in a solid mass.~All male fishes are supplied with
170  VI,  14 |         the eel: with the eel, the male is devoid of milt, and the
171  VI,  15 |       provided with spawn, and the male with milt. However, there
172  VI,  18 |        just after parturition, the male during the time of pairing;
173  VI,  18 |      quarrel with one another. The male camel also is cross-tempered
174  VI,  18 |           the bitch after pupping.~Male elephants get savage about
175  VI,  18 |      thinner than the sperm of the male. It is this substance that
176  VI,  18 |          way one may state that of male animals either none or few
177  VI,  18 |          the for submitting to the male; after copulation also the
178  VI,  18 |      thicker than the urine of the male. As a general rule the discharge
179  VI,  19 |          And if they submit to the male when north winds are blowing,
180  VI,  19 |         northwards when put to the male. Ewes accustomed to be put
181  VI,  19 |          are the first to take the male; the water should be salted
182  VI,  20 |            of her capacity for the male; that is to say, just as
183  VI,  20 |         and not one of them to the male. The male as a rule lifts
184  VI,  20 |           of them to the male. The male as a rule lifts his leg
185  VI,  20 |         the hardships to which the male is put, he is less long-lived
186  VI,  20 |       though as a general rule the male is the longer-lived.~The
187  VI,  21 |          is the least salacious of male animals.... The victor among
188  VI,  21 |     general begin to submit to the male about the month of Thargelion
189  VI,  22 |       older horses, whether of the male or female, are the more
190  VI,  22 |    attaining the age of forty. The male is less long-lived than
191  VI,  22 |     maturity more rapidly than the male, but in the womb the case
192  VI,  22 |           are sharp and small.~The male of the horse will breed
193  VI,  23 |         After intercourse with the male it will discharge the genital
194  VI,  23 |         the she-ass submits to the male, and is almost sure to conceive
195  VI,  23 |          to conceive if put to the male on this particular day;
196  VI,  23 |      she-ass lives longer than the male.~When there is a cross between
197  VI,  23 |          of a cross depends on the male, and is just what it would
198  VI,  23 |          it would have been if the male had had commerce with a
199  VI,  29 |            is unable to endure the male often owing to the rigidity
200  VI,  29 |            impregnated by a single male. The hind, as a rule, bears
201  VI,  30 |           do not copulate with the male mounting the back of the
202  VI,  30 |        female lying down under the male. The she-bear goes with
203  VI,  32 |         with the organ both of the male and the female, is untrue.
204  VI,  32 |            the sexual organ of the male hyena resembles the same
205  VI,  32 |         resembles the organ of the male, and, as in the case of
206  VI,  32 |         and, as in the case of the male, has it underneath her tail,
207  VI,  33 |         submits immediately to the male, and is capable of conception
208  VI,  37 |            the intervention of the male.~Mice in Egypt are covered
209 VII,  1  |         the way, the difference of male and female and of their
210 VII,  1  |          in the most of cases, the male begins to engender seed;
211 VII,  1  |      fertile and likely to produce male children, but when thin
212 VII,  3  |        forty days in the case of a male child. After parturition
213 VII,  3  |          the groin.~In the case of male children the first movement
214 VII,  3  |        side though the infant be a male. And in short, these and
215 VII,  3  |       forty days.~In the case of a male embryo aborted at the fortieth
216 VII,  3  |         parts more slowly than the male, and more frequently than
217 VII,  4  |        women who are pregnant of a male child escape comparatively
218 VII,  4  |     sluggish, while in the case of male children it is acute and
219 VII,  4  |         pair of twins happen to be male and female they have as
220 VII,  4  |        receive the commerce of the male during pregnancy; while
221 VII,  4  |        they are pregnant avoid the male, save those in which the
222 VII,  6  |        regard to the production of male and female offspring; for
223 VII,  6  |           with one another produce male children or female, as the
224 VII,  6  |         children and in later life male children; and in other cases
225 VII,  6  |          female offspring and some male, as for instance in the
226 VII,  6  |        female children rather than male.~It is a common thing with
227 VII,  9  |        child about to be born be a male, the preliminary flood is
228 VIII,  2 |           got warped, just as some male animals get to resemble
229 VIII,  2 |            some female animals the male. The fact is that animals,
230 VIII,  2 |           creature passes from the male to the female form. We may
231 VIII,  2 |           will in one case turn to male and in the other to female;
232 VIII,  15|        conger. Rock-fish pair off, male and female, for hiding (
233 VIII,  17|       cause. About this period the male and the female become so
234 VIII,  24|             and in the case of the male, a twitching of the right
235 VIII,  24|          blood, or to castrate the male. The animal is subject also
236 VIII,  30|            this fish is round, the male longer and flatter; when
237 VIII,  30|          is beginning to breed the male turns black and mottled,
238 VIII,  30|            milt in the case of the male: that is, when they have
239 VIII,  30|             As a general rule, the male fish is better eating than
240  IX,  1  |           which the distinction of male and female is found, Nature
241  IX,  1  |        female is cleverer than the male. Of the Molossian breed
242  IX,  1  |          is less spirited than the male; in regard to the two exceptional
243  IX,  1  |            in disposition than the male, is more mischievous, less
244  IX,  1  |          nurture of the young: the male, on the other hand, is more
245  IX,  1  |         was previously stated, the male is more courageous than
246  IX,  1  |        struck with the trident the male stands by to help the female;
247  IX,  1  |           the female; but when the male is struck the female runs
248  IX,  1  |          same district will fight, male with male, and female with
249  IX,  1  |     district will fight, male with male, and female with female,
250  IX,  5  |            against all comers. The male when it gets fat, which
251  IX,  6  |          of bone: the organ of the male is supposed to be a cure
252  IX,  7  |     humankind. In pairing the same male and the same female keep
253  IX,  7  |      sympathetic attentions of the male are extraordinary; if the
254  IX,  7  | parturition to enter the nest, the male will beat her and force
255  IX,  7  |            to take food. (When the male bird is about to expel the
256  IX,  7  |         place year after year. The male, as a general rule, is more
257  IX,  7  |       pigeons some assert that the male dies before the female,
258  IX,  7  |   captivity. Some declare that the male sparrow lives only a year,
259  IX,  7  |           that early in spring the male sparrow has no black beard,
260  IX,  8  |           spot that offers; if the male be near at hand, then to
261  IX,  8  |          is done if the decoy be a male; but if it be a female that
262  IX,  8  |            consequence of this the male often advances without uttering
263  IX,  8  |          assert that sometimes the male bird, when he approaches
264  IX,  8  |            brood when she sees the male showing attentions to the
265  IX,  37 |         wounds.~Of river-fish, the male of the sheat-fish is remarkably
266  IX,  37 |         parturition goes away; the male stays and keeps on guard
267  IX,  37 |           a place as possible; the male fish will still keep by
268  IX,  37 |         catch its wonted prey. The male becomes leathery and clammy.
269  IX,  37 |             they say that both the male and the female grow so old
270  IX,  39 |           and the hunting, but the male takes a share of the booty
271  IX,  46 |            other animals. When the male has had sexual union with
272  IX,  46 |          female has conceived, the male has no further intercourse
273  IX,  46 |        lives nearly as long as the male; that they reach their prime
274  IX,  47 |                             47~The male camel declines intercourse
275  IX,  47 |        being declined by the young male, the keeper covered over
276  IX,  47 |           mother and put the young male to her; but, when after
277  IX,  48 |            live together in pairs, male and female. It is not known
278  IX,  50 |          when young, none of these male attributes propensities
279  IX,  50 |         all castrated or mutilated male quadrupeds the voice changes