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  1   I,  5  |             muraena, but use the sea just as snakes use dry ground-and
  2   I,  5  |              snakes swim in water in just the same way. Of the shark-kind
  3   I,  6  | consideration the parts of Man. For, just as each nation is wont to
  4   I,  11 |             cold, in any part of it, just as it can appreciate taste.
  5   I,  12 |            is the oesophagus, inside just in front of the chine. The
  6   I,  17 |             the lung, and branch off just as the windpipe does, running
  7  II,  1  |           And it bends its hind legs just as a man bends his legs.~
  8  II,  1  |             his arms backwards, with just a slight inclination inwards,
  9  II,  1  |              crippled quadruped; for just behind the shoulder-blade
 10  II,  1  |         their domesticated congeners just as the wild boar differs
 11  II,  1  |            of speech, to have horns; just as the Egyptians describe
 12  II,  7  |     cloven-footed animals, and tusks just visible; it has the tail
 13  II,  8  |            as small as small can be, just a sort of indication of
 14  II,  12 |               for, whereas it is not just exactly flesh, at the same
 15  II,  17 |           apex is attached to a tube just where the right and left
 16  II,  17 |              where it lies ingested. Just where the crop leaves the
 17 III,  1  |          organ becomes quite visible just after copulation.~The ducts
 18 III,  1  |            of the two testicles. And just as with fishes the male
 19 III,  1  |           more sinewy than the other just alluded to-a duct that bends
 20 III,  1  |          wombs of fishes down below, just like the wombs of biped
 21 III,  2  |              quite as big as the one just mentioned. After this they
 22 III,  2  |           less in size than the pair just spoken of, and with these
 23 III,  2  |              are comparatively broad just as they leave; but they
 24 III,  3  |           out as blood-vessel again; just as though the cavity of
 25 III,  4  |           sinewy vessels. The aorta, just as it draws off from the
 26 III,  4  |        extend veins to the mesentery just like the veins that extend
 27 III,  8  |              or relative defect. And just like bone, cartilage also,
 28 III,  10 |              warmth of the locality: just as the hair in man is hard
 29 III,  15 |         again, unless the section be just at the commencement of the
 30 III,  16 |     substance analogous to bone; for just as spine is a counterpart
 31 III,  19 |            too abundant-as creatures just after drinking have the
 32 III,  21 |            and this country supplies just such pasturage, and also
 33  IV,  4  |           They have also a proboscis just like that of the fly; and
 34  IV,  4  |            organ firm and solid; and just as the myops, or horse-fly,
 35  IV,  4  |         particular one which we have just described is named the cyllarus.)~
 36  IV,  6  |              food and liquid matter, just as it would if one of the
 37  IV,  6  |            it clings to it; in fact, just as I described it above
 38  IV,  9  |            with fins broad and long. Just then as in the flight of
 39  IV,  9  |              cannot speak. Children, just as they have no control
 40  IV,  9  |         alone, unaided by the trunk, just like the sound of a man
 41  IV,  10 |             its repose; for it moves just as you would expect in a
 42  IV,  11 |      super-excellent quality.~Again, just as in testaceans and in
 43   v,  7  |              the carid and the like, just like the opisthuretic quadrupeds,
 44   v,  9  |             the beginning of spring, just after the winter solstice,
 45   v,  11 |              bear this in mind, that just as with plants and quadrupeds
 46   v,  13 |      domestication breed frequently, just as the common pigeon breeds
 47   v,  15 |          some one spot all together, just as they do in the sea; and
 48   v,  17 |          eggs into these formations, just as the sepia lays its eggs
 49   v,  17 |            shell in the spring-time (just as serpents shed their so-called "
 50   v,  18 |          grows by a head-attachment, just as young birds grow by a
 51   v,  19 |          dies at sunset having lived just one day, from which circumstance
 52   v,  20 |         shrivelling of their organs, just as the larger animals die
 53   v,  23 |            bee, they put their young just like a drop of liquid on
 54   v,  30 |        divided at the waist can sing just a little.~The cicada is
 55   v,  32 |           found in wax long laid by, just as in wood, and it is the
 56   v,  32 |        connected with the tunic, for just as the shell is with the
 57   v,  33 |              lays on the ground eggs just like the eggs of domesticated
 58  VI,  2  |              underneath his midriff, just where the hen has her eggs;
 59  VI,  2  |            is, they kiss one another just when the male is on the
 60  VI,  2  |            after kissing one another just as takes place in the normal
 61  VI,  10 |          absorbed within the embryo, just as takes place with the
 62  VI,  10 |            by a common membrane, and just under this is another membrane
 63  VI,  10 |          sustained to all appearance just as in the case of quadrupeds.
 64  VI,  11 |             the rhine or angel-fish, just as though it were made up
 65  VI,  12 |      differentiation comes the fish, just as in the case of mankind
 66  VI,  12 |             after-birth and all else just like a ewe. It bears one
 67  VI,  18 |        female is most cross-tempered just after parturition, the male
 68  VI,  18 |       menstruation in breeding time, just before the for submitting
 69  VI,  20 |            the male; that is to say, just as occurs in the female
 70  VI,  21 |          years, not all together but just as the horse sheds his.
 71  VI,  22 |           womb the case is reversed, just as is observed in regard
 72  VI,  23 |            on or in the daylight and just before foaling she has to
 73  VI,  23 |          depends on the male, and is just what it would have been
 74  VI,  36 |            and ass, but resembles it just as a wild ass resembles
 75 VII,  1  |              than the elder women’s, just as the boy’s are higher
 76 VII,  3  |          such a condition as we have just described; but if on the
 77 VII,  4  |           such as those that we have just now mentioned, after the
 78 VII,  4  |             The worst time of all is just when the child’s hair is
 79 VII,  6  |            very contrary occurs. And just the same thing is true in
 80 VIII,  1 |            case of human beings. For just as we pointed out resemblances
 81 VIII,  1 |             qualities: for instance, just as in man we find knowledge,
 82 VIII,  1 |              entities. Indeed, as we just remarked, there is observed
 83 VIII,  2 |              way to have got warped, just as some male animals get
 84 VIII,  2 |             they live on fresh water just as they were originally
 85 VIII,  2 |            another with their claws, just as rams fight with their
 86 VIII,  5 |           except when they are sick, just as dogs bring on a vomit
 87 VIII,  8 |           fattened chiefly by drink. Just in proportion as beasts
 88 VIII,  12|         changes of temperature, and, just as men seek shelter in houses
 89 VIII,  15|              and female, for hiding (just as for breeding); as is
 90 VIII,  15|            the sand and some in mud, just keeping their mouths outside.~
 91 VIII,  17|             for the creature emerges just as the embryo from its afterbirth.~
 92 VIII,  17|           period of development; for just as the afterbirth breaks
 93 VIII,  19|           rain is wholesome for them just as it is for vegetation-for,
 94 VIII,  19|              or, speaking generally, just about sunset and sunrise.
 95 VIII,  20|             instance, the sheat-fish just before the rising of the
 96 VIII,  28|              shorn for their fleece, just as sheep are in all other
 97 VIII,  28|           devoured by serpents, for, just as they were putting out
 98  IX,  7  |           wet feathers; furthermore, just as man does, it makes a
 99  IX,  8  |              be seen by a man, then, just as with her fledged brood,
100  IX,  14 |    halosachne. The opening is small, just enough for a tiny entrance,
101  IX,  30 |            and furnished with a hole just big enough for entry and
102  IX,  33 |           strikes him with its wing, just as eagles do.~
103  IX,  40 |            in which it is deposited, just as wine is apt to be spoiled
104  IX,  49 |                                   49~Just as with all animals a change