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 1   I,  7 |       skull consists entirely of thin bone, rounded in shape,
 2   I,  17|         and the backbone, with a thin membrane in the middle of
 3  II,  1 |        pardion, in either case a thin mane extending from the
 4  II,  11|       that gleams through like a thin ring of copper. Membranes
 5  II,  17|         The tongue, moreover, is thin and long and black, and
 6  II,  17|        tips of his tongue are as thin as hairs. The seal, also,
 7  II,  17|        in most birds, the gut is thin, and simple when loosened
 8 III,  1 |       membranous and exceedingly thin and fine: so thin and fine
 9 III,  1 |    exceedingly thin and fine: so thin and fine that the eggs might
10 III,  2 |         marrow to the testicles, thin and delicate. There is,
11 III,  2 |      above-mentioned, it becomes thin, warm, and frothy."~
12 III,  5 |      filled with little veins in thin ones-whereas the sinews
13 III,  7 |        in small amount, poor and thin, and in very few bones;
14 III,  11|         again, as is seen in the thin part of the jaw, in the
15 III,  13|         And membrane resembles a thin close-textured skin, but
16 III,  19|      neither very thick nor very thin. In the living animal it
17 III,  19|       like ichor, or a liquid so thin that it at times has been
18 III,  20|          either, and the milk is thin and sweet. Now the camel’
19 III,  22|        quitting the body becomes thin and black. In frosty weather
20 III,  22|  coagulate, but gets exceedingly thin and watery both in colour
21  IV,  1 |          direction of the mouth, thin gut, and the gut is thicker
22  IV,  1 |          the teuthis the part is thin and somewhat gristly. These
23  IV,  2 |          either side, then three thin ones close behind on either
24  IV,  2 |    extreme flat surface long and thin, while the left claw has
25  IV,  2 |         say, the duct in both is thin and white, and charged with
26  IV,  2 |      parts, being enveloped in a thin membrane.~Such are the parts,
27  IV,  4 |      duct, but is enveloped in a thin membrane with a narrow cavity
28  IV,  4 |        in the spider. It has two thin red horns, and underneath
29  IV,  6 |       worthless, for they become thin and watery, and if you catch
30  IV,  7 |          the skin is exceedingly thin. These and such-like are
31  IV,  9 |        the serpent; in others, a thin faint cry; in others, a
32  IV,  9 |      flat, and also such as have thin delicate tongues. In some
33  IV,  11|      compactly jointed, and more thin and delicate in the hair-that
34   v,  14|       say, the female foal has a thin small neigh, and the male
35   v,  14|        does of animals small and thin and flaccid. The boar, if
36   v,  28|       are enveloped by a sort of thin clay, like a membrane; in
37  VI,  3 |       yolk is fastened on to the thin gut of the creature, and
38  VI,  3 |       yolks. In some twin eggs a thin partition of white intervenes
39  VI,  11|     freely and are attached by a thin membrane. The particulars
40  VI,  13|          its diminutive size and thin contexture. The pairing
41  VI,  29|     winter-time the deer becomes thin and weak, but towards the
42 VII,  1 |       puberty some lads who were thin before grow stout and healthy,
43 VII,  1 |          spermatic fluid is of a thin consistency it is infertile;
44 VII,  1 |          male children, but when thin and unclotted it is apt
45 VII,  3 |          and if they be likewise thin, then the chances are in
46 VII,  3 |          a little, especially in thin persons, and also in the
47 VII,  4 |         hair is inclined to grow thin and fall out, but on the
48 VIII,  2| thoroughly practical way. Take a thin vessel of moulded wax, attach
49  IX,  8 |          referred to, but also a thin shrill cry and other notes.
50  IX,  37|          eyes; they are long and thin like hairs, and are round
51  IX,  37|        fishing-frog is unusually thin when he is caught after
52  IX,  37|       also said that they make a thin rough shell about them like
53  IX,  37|          with the nautilus it is thin and like a spider’s web.