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  1   I,  2  |          all. And, by the way, the organ whereby food is taken in
  2   I,  2  |          called the mouth, and the organ whereinto it is taken, the
  3   I,  2  |           may here remark that the organ receptive of wet residuum
  4   I,  2  |          termed "bladder", and the organ receptive of dry residuum "
  5   I,  3  |         organs above-mentioned, an organ for excretion of the sperm:
  6   I,  3  |          have a womb and others an organ analogous thereto. The above-mentioned
  7   I,  3  |            no special name for the organ in which it has its seat;
  8   I,  3  |         some groups of animals the organ is identical, in others
  9   I,  11 |          one that cannot move this organ. Of creatures possessed
 10   I,  11 |        inhales and exhales by this organ, and sneezing is effected
 11   I,  11 |         hand; for by means of this organ it draws objects towards
 12   I,  11 |            the flat surface of the organ, the taste is less sensibly
 13   I,  11 |      epiglottis" is a part of this organ.~That part of the mouth
 14   I,  13 |           to the male. This latter organ is external and situated
 15   I,  13 |        observable in the identical organ in cats. Underneath the
 16   I,  14 |             and not, like the male organ, protruding. Further, there
 17   I,  14 |            outside the womb; which organ serves as a passage for
 18   I,  15 |          sense of hearing, and the organ of hearing, the ear, is
 19   I,  16 |           so-called epiglottis, an organ capable of being drawn over
 20   I,  16 |           animals possessed of the organ has a tendency to be double.
 21   I,  16 | discernible in man. And in man the organ is not split into many parts,
 22   I,  16 |   quadrupeds, the two parts of the organ are separated to a distance
 23   I,  17 |           resembling the self-same organ in the pig. The liver in
 24   I,  17 |             and resembles the same organ in the ox. And, by the way,
 25   I,  17 |     resemble in character the same organ in kine. In all animals
 26   I,  17 |        that are provided with this organ, the right kidney is situated
 27   I,  17 |  resembling in shape the identical organ in kine, but in its case
 28   I,  17 |        general account of the said organ.~All these organs are similar
 29   I,  17 |          to the appearance of this organ I must refer the reader
 30  II,  1  |          food with the aid of this organ into its mouth, and with
 31  II,  1  |           mouth, and with the same organ it lifts up articles to
 32  II,  1  |      driver on its back; with this organ it can pluck up trees by
 33  II,  1  |           by means of it; and this organ is capable of being crooked
 34  II,  1  |         Camels have an exceptional organ wherein they differ from
 35  II,  1  |           With those that have the organ externally placed, the organ
 36  II,  1  |       organ externally placed, the organ in some cases is situated
 37  II,  1  |         and of these some have the organ detached, both penis and
 38  II,  1  |       closely, some less; for this organ is not detached in the wild
 39  II,  1  |          is in heat, she draws the organ back and exposes it externally,
 40  II,  1  |  intercourse for the male; and the organ opens out to a considerable
 41  II,  1  |            the thighs.~In the male organ itself there is a great
 42  II,  1  |   diversity. For in some cases the organ is composed of flesh and
 43  II,  1  |   enlargement. In other cases, the organ is composed of fibrous tissue,
 44  II,  1  |           and the weasel; for this organ in the weasel has a bone.~
 45  II,  10 |          breasts, nor a copulatory organ, nor external testicles,
 46  II,  12 |   furnished with a tongue, but the organ is variable, being long
 47  II,  13 |            cases provided with the organ, excepting such as are directly
 48  II,  13 |           they have an exceptional organ in the gills, whereby, after
 49  II,  13 |            have coverings for this organ, whereas all the selachians
 50  II,  13 |            the selachians have the organ unprotected by a cover.
 51  II,  13 |            the lanky ones have the organ placed sideways, as is the
 52  II,  13 |           seem to be devoid of the organ altogether. The mouth in
 53  II,  15 |            existence of the latter organ is not so obvious owing
 54  II,  15 |          the fish is devoid of the organ, as is also every animal
 55  II,  15 |      aegocephalus is devoid of the organ altogether. With oviparous
 56  II,  15 |            the deer is without the organ, as also the roe, the horse,
 57  II,  15 |          completely fluid, and the organ internally resembles a spleen.~
 58  II,  15 |            in the region where the organ is found in animals furnished
 59  II,  15 |            and fishes all have the organ, as also oviparous quadrupeds,
 60  II,  15 |            of fishes some have the organ close to the liver, as the
 61  II,  15 |          in no other fish does the organ attain so great a relative
 62  II,  15 |        size. Other fishes have the organ close to the gut, attached
 63  II,  15 |        fold of it. others have the organ in the region of the gut;
 64  II,  15 |         congers are found with the organ attached close to the liver,
 65  II,  16 |          kidney resembles the same organ in the ox; that is to say,
 66  II,  16 |           say, it looks one single organ composed of a number of
 67  II,  17 |          the eel; and in these the organ is small.~In fishes that
 68  II,  17 |            an undivided liver, the organ lies entirely on the right
 69  II,  17 |             the larger half of the organ is on the right side: for
 70  II,  17 |   oesophagus, in all that have the organ, extends through the midriff
 71  II,  17 |            and for this reason the organ might in some cases appear
 72  II,  17 |       aegocephalus and the owl the organ is slightly broader at the
 73 III,  1  |       testicles, and some have the organ but situated internally;
 74 III,  1  |          those males that have the organ internally situated, some
 75 III,  1  |        belly. Other males have the organ situated externally. In
 76 III,  1  |            creatures that have the organ internally situated have
 77 III,  1  |     midriff. With some animals the organ is whitish, in others somewhat
 78 III,  1  |       constitutes the penis, which organ in the case of small ovipara
 79 III,  1  |            goose and the like, the organ becomes quite visible just
 80 III,  1  |            the breeding season the organ is small in some birds and
 81 III,  1  |          but during the season the organ in all cases is greatly
 82 III,  1  |            birds are devoid of the organ in the winter-time.~Of male
 83 III,  1  |        thus far in respect to this organ; but they differ from one
 84 III,  1  |       while others, which have the organ situated externally, have
 85 III,  1  |       owner sometimes destroys the organ in them by attrition; sometimes
 86 III,  4  |           off it disappear in that organ. Another part branches off
 87 III,  4  |        open into the cavity of the organ, but their ramifications
 88 III,  4  |       extends to the womb, but the organ is connected with the aorta
 89 III,  5  |       white and glutinous, and the organ, in fact, is sustained by
 90 III,  14 |            are furnished with this organ; but in some animals the
 91 III,  14 |            but in some animals the organ is supplied with fat, and
 92 III,  15 |           for it is extensile. The organ is not common to all animals,
 93 III,  15 |            occur. After death, the organ passes no liquid excretion;
 94  IV,  1  |       calamary have an exceptional organ in a pair of long arms or
 95  IV,  1  |          the mouth it has a minute organ of a fleshy nature, and
 96  IV,  1  |           the sac, and there is an organ to which it attaches, resembling
 97  IV,  2  |     animals have, more or less, an organ termed the "mytis", or "
 98  IV,  2  |             Off from the convolute organ at the chest branches off
 99  IV,  4  |         the purple murex have this organ firm and solid; and just
100  IV,  4  |       mouth, and, by the way, this organ in the snail resembles a
101  IV,  4  |        horns, and a mouth, and the organ resembling a tongue; but
102  IV,  4  |        thus, the limpets have this organ deep down in the bottom
103  IV,  6  |          The creature has no other organ whether motor or sensory,
104  IV,  6  |           is it furnished with any organ connected with excretion,
105  IV,  7  |            have eyes, but no other organ of sense discernible, except
106  IV,  7  |         corresponding to a similar organ common to all testaceans;
107  IV,  7  |            testaceans; and by this organ such insects taste and imbibe
108  IV,  7  |         food. In some insects this organ is soft; in other insects
109  IV,  7  |       horsefly and the gadfly this organ is hard, and indeed it is
110  IV,  7  |         sting in the rear use this organ as a weapon, (and, by the
111  IV,  7  |          as are provided with this organ are unprovided with teeth,
112  IV,  7  |           can draw blood with this organ, and the gnat can prick
113  IV,  7  |      creatures resembling the male organ in shape and size, with
114  IV,  8  |          is the same also with the organ of taste, the tongue. Of
115  IV,  8  |        animals, fishes possess the organ of taste, namely the tongue,
116  IV,  8  |        might appear to indicate an organ for smell in the region
117  IV,  8  |           this, the dolphin has no organ of hearing discernible.
118  IV,  8  |          stated, it has no visible organ of hearing, and yet it is
119  IV,  8  |            while it has no visible organ for smell, it has the sense
120  IV,  11 |          entirely destitute of the organ; and in like manner the
121   v,  3  |            these creatures have an organ in which the ducts converge,
122   v,  5  |          as to enter the receptive organ in the female.~In viviparous
123   v,  6  |            further assert that the organ is tendinous in character,
124   v,  6  |         declare that it is at this organ that the coition really
125   v,  8  |         from underneath her sexual organ into the body of the male
126   v,  8  |          other creatures; and this organ in the case of some insects
127   v,  12 |            is longer, and that the organ called by the fishermen
128   v,  15 |     qualities, by the way, of this organ are astringent. It is after
129   v,  15 |         easy matter to extract the organ; but in dealing with the
130   v,  19 |        mouth or any other apparent organ. After a little while the
131   v,  22 |       flowers it takes up with the organ that resembles a tongue
132   v,  30 |      cicada has a cleft generative organ; and it is the female into
133   v,  30 |            a hole with the pointed organ they carry in the rear,
134  VI,  18 |         sound, and from the sexual organ there flows a liquid resembling
135  VI,  18 |     getting into heat". The sexual organ rises at this time, and
136  VI,  20 |            swelling of the genital organ occurs simultaneously; it
137  VI,  24 |            with dwarfs, the sexual organ of the hinny is abnormally
138  VI,  32 |        hyena is furnished with the organ both of the male and the
139  VI,  32 |            fact is that the sexual organ of the male hyena resembles
140  VI,  32 |           hyena resembles the same organ in the wolf and in the dog;
141  VI,  32 |      resembling the female genital organ lies underneath the tail,
142  VI,  32 |         extent resemble the female organ, but it is unprovided with
143  VI,  32 |            part that resembles the organ of the male, and, as in
144  VI,  32 |            the true female genital organ. The female hyena has a
145 VIII,  2 |    creature is furnished with this organ and respires thereby, and
146 VIII,  2 |         must be provided with some organ for discharging it. Those
147 VIII,  2 |      gelded animals: only a minute organ of the animal is mutilated,
148 VIII,  2 |           but absolutely essential organ sustain a change of magnitude
149 VIII,  2 |         and also that, if the said organ be obliterated altogether,
150 VIII,  11|         only, extracting with that organ juices from all quarters.
151  IX,  6  |          like the cat. Its genital organ, as has been said, consists
152  IX,  6  |        said, consists of bone: the organ of the male is supposed