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 1   I,  4 |                4~Every animal is supplied with moisture, and, if the
 2   I,  4 |          generally, with animals supplied with blood, in the parts
 3   I,  4 |          Again, some animals are supplied with blood, as man, the
 4   I,  16|         of gristle, is sparingly supplied with blood, and is streaked
 5   I,  17|       all organs the most richly supplied with blood; for the lung
 6  II,  13|     Fishes without exception are supplied with blood. Some of them
 7  II,  15|          of the animals that are supplied with blood. For the principal
 8  II,  15|           in that the former are supplied with blood and the latter
 9 III,  1 |         two from the kidneys are supplied with blood, while the two
10 III,  4 |       considerable magnitude and supplied abundantly with blood. For
11 III,  4 |       animals and those scantily supplied with blood, either from
12 III,  5 |        and the arms.~All animals supplied with blood are furnished
13 III,  6 |       and vein. Some of them are supplied with fluid, the lymph; and
14 III,  7 |        with all animals that are supplied with blood and furnished
15 III,  7 |         animal certain bones are supplied with marrow, while others
16 III,  7 | fish-spine.~Of the other animals supplied with blood, some differ
17 III,  11|        afterwards. Every hair is supplied with a mucous moisture at
18 III,  14|        some animals the organ is supplied with fat, and in others
19 III,  17|          of the flesh of animals supplied with fat do not congeal
20 III,  17|        from the flesh of animals supplied with suet do coagulate,
21 III,  17|          parts. Also, in animals supplied with fat the omentum or
22 III,  17|       fat the omentum or caul is supplied with fat, and it is supplied
23 III,  17|     supplied with fat, and it is supplied with suet in animals supplied
24 III,  17|    supplied with suet in animals supplied with suet. Moreover, ambidental
25 III,  17|           ambidental animals are supplied with fat, and non-ambidentals
26 III,  17|    motion.~The brains of animals supplied with fat are oily, as in
27 III,  17|        as in the pig; of animals supplied with suet, parched and dry.
28 III,  17|      right kidney is always less supplied with fat than the left kidney,
29 III,  17|         between the two. Animals supplied with suet are specially
30 III,  19|   viviparous are more abundantly supplied with blood than the sanguineous
31 III,  19|         blood is less abundantly supplied near the exterior surfaces,
32 III,  19|        in man is the most richly supplied with blood, and of all female
33 III,  20|         becomes fatty in animals supplied with fat, and suet-like
34 III,  20|          bones, however, are not supplied with marrow, but only the
35 III,  20|       and some are only scantily supplied therewith; and that accounts,
36 III,  20|     animals have breasts and are supplied with milk. Animals that
37  IV,  5 |          spines.~All urchins are supplied with eggs, but in some of
38  IV,  7 |          with any viscera, or is supplied with fat; and these statements
39  VI,  8 |         districts fenny and well supplied with grass; consequently,
40  VI,  10|        are found to be large and supplied with blood.~All cartilaginous
41  VI,  12|        fishes is ever seen to be supplied with eggs, but directly
42  VI,  13|      shore is warm and is better supplied with food than the outer
43  VI,  13|        is sheltered, genial, and supplied with fresh water.~Oviparous
44  VI,  14|        mass.~All male fishes are supplied with milt, excepting the
45  VI,  16|        nor was an eel ever found supplied with either milt or spawn,
46  VI,  20|     frame.) The bitch is usually supplied with milk five days before
47  VI,  20|     birth. The Laconian bitch is supplied with milk thirty days after
48  VI,  22|    beyond their years if they be supplied with good feeding in abundance.
49  VI,  33|       may require. The female is supplied with milk before parturition;
50 VIII,  2|          stomach. A few eels are supplied with fat, but the greater
51 VIII,  4|        and such a lung, scantily supplied with blood, is found in
52  IX,  1 |          that food is constantly supplied to them the very fiercest