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 1   I,  1 |        solitary animals, some are attached to a fixed home and others
 2   I,  12|         To each of the breasts is attached a teat or nipple, through
 3   I,  16|          the end of the tongue is attached to the epiglottis. In the
 4   I,  16|      divisions of the lung. It is attached also to the great vein and
 5   I,  16|  ramifications. The heart also is attached to the windpipe, by connexions
 6   I,  16|           to the windpipe, and is attached to the backbone and the
 7   I,  16|        caul, or great omentum, is attached to the middle of the stomach,
 8   I,  16|           and turns to fat. It is attached to the great vein and the
 9   I,  17|    thoracic diaphragm or midriff, attached to the ribs, the hypochondria
10   I,  17|    sacrifice.~Again, the liver is attached to the great vein, but it
11   I,  17|        each of the two kidneys is attached a hollow sinewy vein, stretching
12   I,  17|       bladder the private part is attached, the external orifices coalescing;
13  II,  1 |       penis and testicles closely attached to the belly, some more
14  II,  1 |    arrow-wise the spines that are attached to the tail; that the sound
15  II,  12|        long, like a thigh, and is attached to the body as far as the
16  II,  13|          and spiny, and so firmly attached that fishes in many instances
17  II,  15|     vertebra to which the head is attached. These creatures are as
18  II,  15|           organ close to the gut, attached to the liver by certain
19  II,  15|          are found with the organ attached close to the liver, and
20  II,  17|         And (in fish) the apex is attached to a tube just where the
21 III,  1 |        the penis is in some cases attached to the belly, whilst in
22 III,  1 |          cases where the penis is attached to the belly, the attachment
23 III,  1 |         and quadruped ovipara are attached to the loin under the stomach
24 III,  3 |      great blood-vessel, then, is attached to the biggest of the three
25 III,  3 |           in a lake. The aorta is attached to the middle chamber; only,
26 III,  4 |        here they get more closely attached to the backbone, and branch
27 III,  5 |        for all the bones that are attached to one another are bound
28  IV,  1 |     so-called feet; secondly, and attached to these, the head; thirdly,
29  IV,  2 |           there is a straight gut attached to it. This gut, in the
30  IV,  2 |         then a membranous stomach attached to the oesophagus, and at
31  IV,  2 |           the crawfish has a duct attached all the way from the chest
32  IV,  2 |         the male. This passage is attached to the concave surface of
33  IV,  2 |  sallow-coloured moisture, and is attached to the chest.~(The following
34  IV,  3 |         to the centre of which is attached a simple and delicate gut;
35  IV,  4 |       incapable of motion and are attached fast to some external object,
36  IV,  4 |    stromboids, it is more loosely attached. And a peculiarity of all
37  IV,  5 |          the black formations are attached to the starting-point of
38  IV,  6 |      piece of hard leather. It is attached to rocks by its shell, and
39  IV,  6 |    ascidia. And this substance is attached in two places to the membrane
40  IV,  7 |          have a stomach also, and attached to this the rest of the
41  IV,  8 |           pulled off, but remains attached even when the knife is employed
42  IV,  11|    hair-like or worm-like progeny attached, make only random assertions
43  IV,  11|           in the womb and closely attached, and not in the belly; for,
44   v,  6 |   tendinous in character, growing attached right up to the middle of
45   v,  16|         grow spontaneously either attached to a rock or on sea-beaches,
46   v,  17|   formation to which the spawn is attached, and the entire structure
47   v,  21|    ruler-bees in cells down below attached to the comb, suspended from
48   v,  27|         web, one half of which is attached to itself and the other
49  VI,  10|        birds.~The navel-string is attached a little way below the aperture
50  VI,  10|           and hair-like ducts are attached to the shell. With the dog-fish
51  VI,  10|     develop with the navel-string attached to the womb, so that, as
52  VI,  10|           each navel-string being attached as it were by a sucker),
53  VI,  11|         that the thoric ducts are attached to the loins, while the
54  VI,  11|         move about freely and are attached by a thin membrane. The
55 VII,  7 |          that some have the navel attached to the womb, namely the
56 VII,  7 |         animals, and some have it attached to the egg, and some to
57 VII,  7 |       latter is for the most part attached to the womb, but is in part
58 VII,  8 |           navel. And the navel is attached to the cotyledon in all
59  IX,  1 |         and bills, and is greatly attached to its nesting-place. The
60  IX,  6 |       human excrement in a vessel attached to the boughs of a tree,
61  IX,  37|          at times, if the eggs be attached to the roots of water-plants
62  IX,  40| commencement of the combs and are attached to the hives, to the extent