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 1   I,  1  |         make up the bulk of the body are either identical with
 2   I,  7  |      chief parts into which the body as a whole is subdivided,
 3   I,  7  |         of all the bones in the body to acquire solidity,-the
 4  II,  1  |     some are hairy all over the body, as the pig, the bear, and
 5  II,  1  |       tail corresponds with the body as regards thickness or
 6  II,  1  |         the weight of the whole body rests. The camel has four
 7  II,  1  |        scarcely any part of the body in which man is so fleshy
 8  II,  11 |    general configuration of its body, but the ribs stretch downwards
 9  II,  11 |     those of birds of prey. Its body is rough all over, like
10  II,  11 |         which covers the entire body; and in the middle a slight
11  II,  11 |      takes place over the whole body alike, for the eyes and
12  II,  11 |      discernible over the whole body. It has no spleen visible.
13  II,  12 |          and is attached to the body as far as the middle of
14  II,  12 |     keeping all the rest of its body still, like the serpent.
15  II,  13 |         in the direction of the body is always simple. And, again,
16 III,  1  |       long, in keeping with the body, and starting below from
17 III,  2  |         are situated inside the body and out of sight. For this
18 III,  2  |       veins extend all over the body, from that on the right
19 III,  2  |         near the surface of the body, the physician lances these
20 III,  3  |      the right hand side of the body, and the lesser one to the
21 III,  4  |        prevalence of fat in the body, thorough accuracy in investigation
22 III,  5  |         the shape of the entire body, like a sketch of a mannikin;
23 III,  19 |        but, on issuing from the body, it coagulates in all cases
24 III,  19 |         the higher parts of the body blood is thicker and blacker
25 III,  19 |     heart of animals before the body is differentiated as a whole.
26 III,  19 |     Blood, if it corrupt in the body, has a tendency to turn
27 III,  19 |     blood at the surface of the body; but this is not the case
28 III,  20 |      the natural liquids of the body are contained in vessels:
29 III,  22 |          Taking the size of his body into account, man emits
30 III,  22 |    sperm.~Sperm issues from the body white and consistent, if
31 III,  22 |          and after quitting the body becomes thin and black.
32  IV,  1  |    flesh; that is to say, their body is hard all through, inside
33  IV,  1  |       taken into the sac of the body in the act of receiving
34  IV,  1  |   molluscs above mentioned: the body of the octopus is small,
35  IV,  1  |       whereas in the others the body is large and the feet short;
36  IV,  1  |         towards the back of the body; those parts are called
37  IV,  2  |       side, and the rest of the body is for the most part devoid
38  IV,  2  |       of a rump; and, while the body of the carid and the crawfish
39  IV,  2  |        in the crawfish, and the body in general is smoother and
40  IV,  2  |         short and straight. The body in general and the region
41  IV,  2  |        the entire length of the body until it reaches the anal
42  IV,  3  |         the trunk of the crab’s body is single and undivided,
43  IV,  6  |     mollusc that has its entire body concealed within its shell,
44  IV,  6  |        no shell, but its entire body is fleshy. It is sensitive
45  IV,  6  |         is in the centre of its body, and it lives adhering to
46  IV,  7  |        The flesh of an insect’s body is neither shell-like nor
47  IV,  7  |     enveloping shell; but their body by its hardness is its own
48  IV,  8  |         the greater part of the body remains within),-and scallops,
49  IV,  9  |  insects, that is to say, whose body is thus divided; as for
50   v,  8  |       her sexual organ into the body of the male above, this
51   v,  8  |     compared to the size of the body, and that too in very minute
52   v,  16 |         but all the rest of the body is close-textured; and,
53   v,  18 |        larger than the animal’s body in which they were contained.
54   v,  18 |          and D the sepidium, or body of the little sepia. (See
55   v,  19 |   hinder parts by a bend of the body. The developed insect in
56   v,  31 |     disease, in cases where the body is surcharged with moisture;
57   v,  31 |    particularly numerous on the body of the red mullet. And all
58   v,  32 |    general; but the rest of its body is cased in a tunic as it
59   v,  32 |        as the shell is with the body of the snail so is the whole
60  VI,  3  |         A little afterwards the body is differentiated, at first
61  VI,  3  |        the under portion of the body appears insignificant in
62  VI,  3  |     larger than the rest of its body, and the eyes larger than
63  VI,  12 |        to the flabbiness of its body it is difficult to kill
64  VI,  35 |        birth. It is long in the body and low in stature; but
65 VII,  1  |         when in boy or girl the body is loaded with superfluous
66 VII,  1  |   depends on whether or not the body was burthened in childhood
67 VII,  2  |   excretion goes to nourish the body. In the act of intercourse,
68 VII,  4  |       legs and eruptions on the body. Nevertheless the rule is
69 VII,  4  |         to grow on parts of the body where it was not wont to
70 VII,  4  |     some of the orifices of the body imperforate, for instance
71 VII,  9  |        many divers parts of the body, and in most cases to one
72 VII,  10 |      the blood into the child’s body from the cord, and immediately
73 VII,  10 |      head while the rest of the body remains within.~In cases
74 VIII,  2 |         is in the middle of its body; and this fact may be clearly
75 VIII,  2 |     wash the slime from off its body. There is no creature known
76 VIII,  2 |     that it is hiding its whole body. The synodon is carnivorous
77 VIII,  4 |      pass down his outstretched body; and this action on his
78 VIII,  5 |        by the suppleness of its body to climb a tree; it also
79 VIII,  12|         by the bulkiness of its body that the bird always screams
80 VIII,  21|    break out in any part of the body; very often it attacks the
81 VIII,  29|   septic" drug is made from the body of the animal, and is the
82  IX,  2  |       with all that part of its body removed that lies to the
83  IX,  6  |       of ejecting arrows in the body. Dogs, when they are ill,
84  IX,  7  |     short of mud, it souses its body in water and rolls about
85  IX,  10 |      they settle down, the main body go to sleep with their heads
86  IX,  14 |         light purple; the whole body and wings, and especially
87  IX,  37 |         that is resident in its body, and feeds upon them; it
88  IX,  37 |         contact with its entire body, like the so-called sea-nettle.
89  IX,  39 | Democritus avers, but off their body as a kind of tree-bark,
90  IX,  40 |       whenever one of their own body dies, they carry the dead
91  IX,  40 |      hereupon they all fly in a body to work. By and by they
92  IX,  45 |      build, and not long in the body; its skin, stretched tight
93  IX,  45 |        thick. The colour of the body is half red, half ashen-grey,
94  IX,  45 |      enough for the size of its body. It tosses up dust and scoops
95  IX,  46 |         the heavy weight of his body.~