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 1   I,  13 |       symmetrical (isophues) in appearance; of the fundament the part
 2   I,  17 |       and with reference to the appearance of this organ I must refer
 3  II,  8  |     somewhat more beast-like in appearance. Its feet are exceptional
 4  II,  12 |    chaffinch, and is mottled in appearance. It is peculiar in the arrangement
 5  II,  17 |     oesophagus is what from its appearance is termed the "reticulum" (
 6 III,  1  |  membrane, they present all the appearance of being a single undifferentiated
 7 III,  2  |       of the veins have all the appearance of being primitive, we must
 8 III,  19 |         differs in quantity and appearance according to age; in very
 9  IV,  1  |         number of eggs, like in appearance to white hailstones. For
10  IV,  5  |       the other, but to outward appearance it is not so, but looks
11   v,  4  |       tightly as to present the appearance of a single serpent with
12   v,  14 |       size and an alteration in appearance of the sexual organs, as
13   v,  14 |       of size and alteration in appearance of the breasts; and above
14   v,  22 |    robbed of their honey on the appearance of the wild fig. They produce
15   v,  23 |         and the wasp make their appearance not in the spring but in
16   v,  31 |       jump out. In some men the appearance of lice is a disease, in
17  VI,  2  |    these are entirely yellow in appearance and of the same size as
18  VI,  5  |     great numbers make a sudden appearance in the rear of armies. However,
19  VI,  7  |      rule about the time of the appearance of the cuckoo, though the
20  VI,  10 |          which never make their appearance unless there be conception.~
21  VI,  10 |      embryo is sustained to all appearance just as in the case of quadrupeds.
22  VI,  10 |      food inside is egg-like in appearance. Each embryo, as in the
23  VI,  13 |        granular substance. This appearance is due to the fact that
24  VI,  15 |      the pond, and on the first appearance of the water shoals of tiny
25  VI,  17 |   parturition terminates on the appearance of grubs within the belly;
26  VI,  18 |      assume a downcast drooping appearance. The stallion recognizes
27  VI,  22 |         kidneys, presenting the appearance of having four kidneys.~
28 VII,  1  |         men the beard makes its appearance.~
29 VII,  3  |        turns to milk. The first appearance of milk in the breasts is
30 VIII,  3 |        three birds are alike in appearance, and all three are carnivorous.~
31 VIII,  3 |      resembles the other two in appearance, but is less in size than
32 VIII,  5 |       is rough, intermediate in appearance between the hair of the
33 VIII,  24| preserves a dejected spiritless appearance; some of the symptoms are
34  IX,  11 |   plumage or voice; it makes an appearance at night, but in the daytime
35  IX,  13 |    mechanical skill; it has the appearance of a ball of flax, and the
36  IX,  15 |       excrement. It changes its appearance in summer and in winter,
37  IX,  22 |   during winter, but puts in an appearance about the time of the summer
38  IX,  28 |       another species makes its appearance sometimes in the autumn,
39  IX,  32 |          long tail-feathers, in appearance like a vulture. It goes
40  IX,  40 |       Creatures that make their appearance in hives and spoil the combs
41  IX,  44 |          this animal changes in appearance with the change of season.
42  IX,  45 |  general it resembles the ox in appearance, except that it has a mane
43  IX,  50 |  mutilated, he can still to all appearance unite sexually with the
44  IX,  49B|     also changes its colour and appearance, as Aeschylus has represented