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 1   I,  5  |   wings also.~All animals move alike, four-footed and many-footed;
 2   I,  15 |      left side are pretty well alike in their parts and identical
 3   I,  15 |  nostrils, and the tongue, all alike are situated frontwards;
 4   I,  16 |       the head. And this holds alike with all animals possessed
 5   I,  17 |        a chest. In all animals alike, in those that have a chest
 6   I,  17 |   left-hand side the "spleen", alike in all animals that are
 7   I,  17 |       in all the other animals alike.~Furthermore, passages or
 8  II,  1  |      they have others that are alike in kind but specifically
 9  II,  11 |      place over the whole body alike, for the eyes and the tail
10  II,  11 |     the eyes and the tail come alike under its influence. In
11  II,  13 |       by the way, in all cases alike. No fish has a neck, or
12  II,  13 |        a great number; but all alike have the same number on
13  II,  13 |     and smell, they are devoid alike of the organs themselves
14  II,  17 |        others that of the dog, alike with the larger animals
15 III,  3  | regards the veins, but who all alike agree in assigning the head
16 III,  6  |       the blood of all animals alike. If this fibre be left in
17 III,  7  |        The skull is not formed alike in all animals. In some
18 III,  19 |       the veins of all animals alike all over their bodies, and
19  IV,  4  |       are closed on both sides alike, like the solen or razor-fish.
20  IV,  5  |   larger and smaller specimens alike; for even when as yet very
21  IV,  7  |         But in the case of all alike, flight is in no way modified
22  IV,  9  |       cock-birds and hens sing alike, as is observed in the nightingale,
23   v,  13 |     hen breeds, at all seasons alike: excepting by the way, during
24   v,  16 |       water they enjoy shelter alike from stormy winds and from
25   v,  30 |      the small cicada copulate alike, belly to belly. The male
26  VI,  1  |   times of parturition are not alike for all. Some birds couple
27  VI,  2  |       in the case of all birds alike is hard-shelled, if it be
28  VI,  6  |      the eagle species are not alike in the treatment of their
29  VI,  18 |     the fields. Mares and kine alike, when in heat, indicate
30  VI,  21 |   seasons", which epithets are alike in meaning. The ox sheds
31 VII,  2  |      gradual, but in all cases alike there is bodily distress
32 VII,  6  |      one another, but they are alike as a general rule. There
33 VII,  7  |         and some to both parts alike, as in a certain sort of
34 VII,  8  |      at the sides.~All animals alike have the head upwards to
35 VII,  11 |     stops coming and goes dry, alike in the human species and
36 VIII,  1 |         then, is common to all alike. If sensibility be superadded,
37 VIII,  3 |      All these three birds are alike in appearance, and all three
38 VIII,  13|        or sea-cuckoo are found alike in shallow and deep waters.
39 VIII,  18|    seasons, nor do they thrive alike during all extremes of weather.
40 VIII,  20|   adopted in summer and winter alike. They run across a stream
41 VIII,  21|       diseases, which are both alike termed craurus. The one