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 1   I,  2  |        of excess or defect, or resembling one another analogically,
 2   I,  6  |   Syria,-from their externally resembling mules, though they are not
 3   I,  17 |        man is narrow and long, resembling the self-same organ in the
 4   I,  17 |      latter animal has kidneys resembling in shape the identical organ
 5  II,  1  |     its front feet are placed, resembling hands, like the front paws
 6  II,  1  |        the seal has a tiny one resembling that of the stag. Regarding
 7  II,  1  |         and the lion something resembling the sculptor’s "labyrinth".
 8  II,  11 |      claws also on these parts resembling those of birds of prey.
 9  II,  11 |        are enveloped in a skin resembling that which covers the entire
10  II,  12 |        has big claws, somewhat resembling those of the woodpecker.
11  II,  14 |        shape to a great extent resembling their congeners of the land,
12  II,  14 |     are also sea-scolopendras, resembling in shape their land congeners,
13  II,  15 |        there oozes out a fluid resembling gall, in greater or less
14  II,  17 |     stomach is one and simple, resembling in some cases that of the
15  II,  17 |      like a more spacious gut, resembling the stomach of the dog;
16 III,  1  |         and so is the orifice, resembling in the case of the most
17 III,  8  |    substance there is a liquid resembling marrow. In viviparous animals
18 III,  12 |   teeth has hairs in its mouth resembling pigs’ bristles.~Hairs after
19 III,  20 |    procuring at first a liquid resembling blood, then a liquid mixed
20  IV,  1  |         inside-in this respect resembling the red-blooded animals,
21  IV,  1  |    organ to which it attaches, resembling a breast; (see diagram)
22  IV,  1  |     two others found in shells resembling those of the testaceans.
23  IV,  2  |        crawfish, and a second, resembling the first, is that of the
24  IV,  2  |       small like the crab, but resembling in shape the lobster.) All
25  IV,  2  |     which is contained a juice resembling the mytis, and in between
26  IV,  2  |     distinct white substances, resembling in colour and conformation
27  IV,  4  |       enveloped in a membrane, resembling in colour the mastoid formations
28  IV,  4  |     and a mouth, and the organ resembling a tongue; but these organs,
29  IV,  4  |     have inside them creatures resembling those little crayfish that
30  IV,  6  | substance of the ascidian, not resembling that in other molluscs;
31  IV,  7  |        as is also the creature resembling a scorpion found within
32  IV,  7  |       they have seen creatures resembling shields, red in colour,
33  IV,  7  |       they have seen creatures resembling the male organ in shape
34   v,  18 |    similar cavity, a structure resembling the tendrils of a young
35   v,  18 |       found two red formations resembling breasts, with which the
36   v,  19 |       species lays a hard egg, resembling the seed of the cnecus,
37   v,  19 |     held at first by filaments resembling the threads of a spider’
38   v,  32 |    animalcules are found, some resembling the grubs found in garments,
39   v,  32 |    found in garments, and some resembling tailless scorpions, but
40  VI,  2  |      occurred where substances resembling the egg at a critical point
41  VI,  3  |       A membrane with a liquid resembling serum envelops the entire
42  VI,  3  |        to be seen the membrane resembling an after-birth that comes
43  VI,  3  |     also is the other membrane resembling an after-birth, namely that
44  VI,  10 |    from the midriff, something resembling white breasts, which never
45  VI,  18 |     organ there flows a liquid resembling genital sperm, but much
46  VI,  32 |       and in the dog; the part resembling the female genital organ
47 VII,  4  |    brought forth the one child resembling her husband and the other
48 VII,  4  |      her husband and the other resembling the adulterous lover.~The
49 VIII,  3 |     grebe, and the teal-a bird resembling the duck but less in size-and
50 VIII,  27|        There is another insect resembling the moth, called by some
51  IX,  3  |        beard is of a substance resembling hair-all the companion goats
52  IX,  37 |  certain amount of web-growth, resembling the substance between the
53  IX,  40 |        another article of food resembling wax in hardness, which by