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  1   I,  5  |          to its primitive germ it comes from part only of the egg,
  2   I,  13 |           the thorax and in front comes the "belly", and its root
  3   I,  15 |     universe.~Next after the head comes the neck, and then the chest
  4   I,  16 |          this, right at the back, comes what is termed the "cerebellum",
  5   I,  16 |          betwixt the two openings comes the so-called epiglottis,
  6   I,  16 |       more than usual width; then comes the bowel, single, convoluted,
  7   I,  17 |    central cavity.~Under the lung comes the thoracic diaphragm or
  8  II,  1  |        but in course of growth he comes to reverse this condition;
  9  II,  17 |        reticulum. Next after this comes what is called the "enystrum" (
 10  II,  17 |        and smooth. After all this comes the gut.~Such is the stomach
 11  II,  17 |          stomach of the dog; then comes the gut, long, narrow, and
 12  II,  17 |          towards the breast. Then comes the lung, single, and articulated
 13  II,  17 |     inside is a strong skin which comes away from the fleshy part.
 14 III,  6  |     respect it resembles, or only comes a little short of, the blood
 15 III,  7  |            after the haunch-bone, comes the hip-socket; then the
 16 III,  11 |   continuous and unbroken, and it comes to a stop only where the
 17 III,  11 |           and these bones, as age comes on, draw apart and exude
 18 III,  11 |         they shed when the wearer comes first under the influence
 19 III,  13 |        next in order of magnitude comes the membrane that encloses
 20 III,  20 |          a general rule milk only comes to animals in pregnancy.
 21 III,  21 |          admixture of fire, which comes from the natural heat of
 22 III,  22 |       womb before issuing out, it comes more than usually thick;
 23 III,  22 |           thick; and sometimes it comes out dry and compact. Sperm
 24  IV,  1  |    pelagic.~In all cases the head comes after the feet, in the middle
 25  IV,  1  |          at the back of the mouth comes a long and narrow oesophagus,
 26  IV,  1  |         like that of a bird; then comes the stomach, like the fourth
 27  IV,  1  |      shell like a snail; it never comes out of the shell, but lives
 28  IV,  2  |       five divisions, and sixthly comes the flattened portion at
 29  IV,  2  |           tongue. After the mouth comes a short oesophagus, and
 30  IV,  3  |   described. Next after the teeth comes the oesophagus, very short,
 31  IV,  3  |         Next after the oesophagus comes the stomach, two-horned,
 32  IV,  4  |    cuttle-fish. After the stomach comes an oesophagus, simple and
 33  IV,  4  |          whorl of the shell. What comes next to the oesophagus is
 34  IV,  5  |         of a tongue. Next to this comes the oesophagus, and then
 35  IV,  6  |           to anything edible that comes in its way; and it feeds
 36  IV,  7  | Internally, next after the mouth, comes a gut, in the majority of
 37  IV,  10 |        but in most cases dreaming comes on at the age of four or
 38   v,  12 |           laid her eggs, the male comes and discharges the milt
 39   v,  14 |          or, if it is, the litter comes to no good. The bitch, after
 40   v,  14 |           litter is the best that comes at the beginning of winter;
 41   v,  18 |        and when the egg bursts it comes out. The inner part is formed
 42   v,  18 |           the eggs are laid there comes in another fifteen days
 43   v,  18 |      octopus.~From one single egg comes one single sepia; and this
 44   v,  19 |           grubs in general, there comes, by a metamorphosis of the
 45   v,  19 |        the carabus or stag-beetle comes from grubs that live in
 46   v,  19 |        over the surface of rivers comes the oestrus or gadfly; and
 47   v,  19 |       black and hairy caterpillar comes first a wingless glow-worm;
 48   v,  19 |       couch-grass. The cockchafer comes from a grub that is generated
 49   v,  19 |          into immobility; it then comes out a perfect fly, and moves
 50   v,  19 |     cabbage-stalks. The cantharis comes from the caterpillars that
 51   v,  19 |     ill-scented woods. The conops comes from a grub that is engendered
 52   v,  20 |        insects, the egg-formation comes at the close of seven days
 53   v,  22 |          of the grub, but the bee comes at once.~Whenever the bee
 54   v,  28 |           it reaches maturity, it comes out of its clayey investiture
 55   v,  30 |       large, the singing one that comes last and first disappears.
 56   v,  30 |          When the summer solstice comes, the creature issues from
 57  VI,  3  |       shorter. Meanwhile the yolk comes into being, rising towards
 58  VI,  3  |        the egg, and the nutriment comes through the navel-string
 59  VI,  3  |      follows. First and outermost comes the membrane of the egg,
 60  VI,  3  |           is a white liquid; then comes the chick, and a membrane
 61  VI,  3  |      liquid; next after the chick comes the yolk, into which one
 62  VI,  3  |        the entire structure. Then comes another membrane right round
 63  VI,  3  |           liquid. Underneath this comes the yolk, enveloped in another
 64  VI,  3  |    resembling an after-birth that comes next after the outermost
 65  VI,  3  |      residuum is white (and there comes a white substance inside).
 66  VI,  3  |           copulation, and no life comes from such eggs by incubation;
 67  VI,  12 |        from whose differentiation comes the fish, just as in the
 68  VI,  13 |        that is to say, the embryo comes at the upper end of the
 69  VI,  13 |           which rouge is made; it comes at the beginning of summer.
 70  VI,  15 |  so-called froth of the small fry comes out of sandy ground. This
 71  VI,  15 |     ground. From the Phaleric fry comes the membras, from the membras
 72  VI,  15 |         in the harbour of Athens, comes what is called the encrasicholus,
 73  VI,  17 |         Next in order of spawning comes the chrysophrys or gilthead,
 74  VI,  17 |      spawned in the Euxine, there comes from the egg what some call
 75  VI,  18 |           either a man or a camel comes near him; as for a horse,
 76  VI,  18 |         wanton, and next in order comes the cow. In fact, the mare
 77  VI,  18 |          forth. After parturition comes copious menstruation, not
 78  VI,  29 |          eight months. Conception comes on a few days after intercourse;
 79  VI,  30 |         has reared her young, she comes out of her winter lair in
 80  VI,  32 |          passage for the residuum comes underneath it. The female
 81 VII,  3  |         reach the fourth month it comes to be subdivided and quickly
 82 VII,  8  |          as the embryo matures it comes down into the hollow of
 83 VII,  9  |     watery flood; then afterwards comes the embryo, while the womb
 84 VII,  9  |         everts and the afterbirth comes out from within.~
 85 VII,  11 |           cleasing flood the milk comes in plenty, and in some women
 86 VIII,  1 |        things in the upward scale comes the plant, and of plants
 87 VIII,  2 |  modification in minute organs it comes to pass that one animal
 88 VIII,  12|          the season for migration comes round again. When quails
 89 VIII,  12|          gestures, the accomplice comes behind and catches it. The
 90 VIII,  13|          parasite has left it, it comes into season again. A number
 91 VIII,  13|         of the Pleiads. If winter comes in with a southerly wind,
 92 VIII,  17|           the skin an inner layer comes to the surface, for the
 93 VIII,  20|        the trench; when the frost comes on the fish can be taken
 94 VIII,  23|            In craurus, the breath comes warm at short intervals;
 95  IX,  1  |         assails the fox the raven comes and helps the animal. The
 96  IX,  3  |           if, when a thunderstorm comes on, a ewe stays behind without
 97  IX,  8  |        they laid them. When a man comes by chance upon a young brood,
 98  IX,  13 |           who live where the bird comes from say that there exists
 99  IX,  29 |        say that the mother-cuckoo comes and devours the brood of
100  IX,  37 |         grows larger, and that it comes out of the sheath as though
101  IX,  39 |       quest of prey. If something comes meanwhile into the net,
102  IX,  39 |      closes the mouth up; then it comes up and bites it.~
103  IX,  40 |      sores. The greasy stuff that comes next is pitch-wax; it has
104  IX,  40 |         accord breaks the lid and comes out. Creatures that make
105  IX,  40 |       toad also feeds on bees; he comes to the doorway of the hive,
106  IX,  40 |      autumn honey. Superior honey comes from fresh comb, and from
107  IX,  41 |           but all die when winter comes on; and this can be proved,
108  IX,  44 |           at full speed, until he comes to open ground, when he
109  IX,  45 |           animal. When the season comes for parturition the mothers
110  IX,  50 |          later-growing hair never comes, and the voice never changes
111  IX,  49B|    recommences cooing when spring comes in; in winter, however,