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 1   I,  1  |         it, which phenomena are termed "inhalation" and "exhalation";
 2   I,  2  |    receptive of wet residuum is termed "bladder", and the organ
 3   I,  3  |      into itself. The latter is termed "female", and the former "
 4   I,  7  |      The front portion of it is termed "bregma" or "sinciput",
 5   I,  7  |    solidity,-the hinder part is termed the "occiput", and the part
 6   I,  8  |         and between the eyes is termed the forehead. When men have
 7   I,  9  |       on the edges of these are termed "eyelashes". The central
 8   I,  9  |     whereby vision is effected, termed the "pupil", and the part
 9   I,  11 |       the ear, and the crown is termed the "temple". Again, there
10   I,  12 |      and speech is effected, is termed the "windpipe"; the part
11   I,  13 |      the part for resting on is termed the "rump", and the part
12   I,  13 |     whereon the thigh pivots is termed the "socket" (or acetabulum).~
13   I,  13 |         these is a skin that is termed the "scrotum".~Testicles
14   I,  14 |        part behind the chest is termed the "back".~
15   I,  15 |        the finger that bends is termed "knuckle", the part that
16   I,  15 |      part that is inflexible is termed the "phalanx". The big finger
17   I,  15 |       inner part of the hand is termed the palm’, and is fleshy
18   I,  15 |         between hand and arm is termed the "wrist". The outside
19   I,  15 |      the double-knobbed part is termed the "thigh-bone", the sliding
20   I,  15 |    front part of this latter is termed the "shin", and the part
21   I,  16 |         the back, comes what is termed the "cerebellum", differing
22   I,  16 |      bone of the head, which is termed or "sinciput".~From the
23   I,  16 |      Inside the neck is what is termed the oesophagus (whose other
24  II,  17 |         residuum and at what is termed the "rectum". However, animals
25  II,  17 |     what from its appearance is termed the "reticulum" (or honeycomb
26 III,  1  |       them enveloped in what is termed the scrotum.~Again, in all
27 III,  1  |  gristle. Of these parts one is termed the hystera or delphys,
28 III,  1  |         the tube or orifice, is termed metra. In all biped or quadruped
29 III,  2  |         of these two, one being termed the vein splenitis, and
30 III,  2  |       the womb. These veins are termed the spermatic veins. The
31 III,  3  |       the neck; which veins are termed the jugular veins. This
32 III,  3  |        and by some this vein is termed the "aorta", from the fact
33 III,  7  | serrated lines on the skull are termed "sutures".~The skull is
34 III,  7  |         in the shins, which are termed colenes or limb-bones, a
35 III,  11 |       on the top of the head is termed "baldness", but smoothness
36  IV,  2  |          more or less, an organ termed the "mytis", or "poppyjuice".~
37  IV,  11 |      are the better that may be termed hinder-parts or underparts.
38   v,  19 |         form and become what is termed a "nympha", it ceases to
39  VI,  18 |     grazed with them), which is termed by graziers "herd-spurning".
40  VI,  18 |        same sexual condition is termed "getting into heat". The
41  VI,  23 |          These fourth teeth are termed the gnomons or age-indicators.~
42 VIII,  2 |          Thus, some animals are termed terrestrial as inhaling
43 VIII,  3 |       also, including a variety termed the cerylus, is found near
44 VIII,  21|  diseases, which are both alike termed craurus. The one is attended
45  IX,  1  |     practice which is popularly termed "admiring him"-buffet him,
46  IX,  5  |         attack, are technically termed its "defenders"; with these
47  IX,  40 |         of the current year are termed young. The young bees do