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 1   I,  1  |         and bone bone; and in like manner with a horse, and with all
 2   I,  15 |       universe as a whole. In like manner the terms, "in front", "
 3  II,  1  |      extreme ends always move in a manner intermediate between that
 4  II,  8  |        hands and are composed in a manner of hand and of foot: of
 5  II,  13 |         near to the gills. In like manner the grey mullet-as, for
 6  II,  17 |       extends to the lung, and the manner how, we shall discuss hereafter;
 7 III,  4  |                      4~And in like manner the parts of the lesser
 8 III,  7  |            limb-bones: and in like manner with animals that have the
 9 III,  11 |          the hedgehog. And in like manner with the nails; for in some
10 III,  19 |           coction, and fat in like manner out of blood. If the blood
11  IV,  2  |            at the end; and in like manner the crabs have ten feet
12  IV,  5  |           fact, the animal is in a manner divided up by them. The
13  IV,  7  |           treat of insects in like manner. This genus comprises many
14  IV,  11 |          of the organ; and in like manner the sow is devoid of tusks.
15   v,  2  |        cases come together in like manner. Thus, opisthuretic animals
16   v,  5  |      observed to take place in the manner above described.~
17   v,  7  |            carids copulate in like manner.~Crabs copulate at the front
18   v,  8  |           They all copulate in the manner above described, the fly,
19   v,  9  | superfoetally impregnated.~In like manner the great majority of fishes
20   v,  17 |            its eggs, then, in this manner, and after hatching them
21   v,  29 |         their eggs and die in like manner after laying them. Their
22  VI,  3  |           proceeds in an identical manner with all birds, but the
23  VI,  6  |        been said, also act in this manner, and after feeding their
24  VI,  10 |           the veins extend in like manner, at first from the heart;
25  VI,  17 |        same season nor all in like manner, neither is the period of
26  VI,  22 |        another set of four in like manner, and another set of four
27 VII,  1  |             is after the following manner. And, by the way, the difference
28 VII,  1  |            upon the pubes, in like manner, so Alcmaeon of Croton remarks,
29 VII,  1  |     structural defect; and in like manner women also may suffer from
30 VII,  4  |           their own lives. In like manner children that are apparently
31 VII,  8  |     navel-string itself, after the manner of a sheath. And as the
32 VIII,  2 |           Crustaceans feed in like manner. They are omnivorous; that
33 VIII,  12|           Fishes also in a similar manner shift their habitat now
34 VIII,  17|          do not slough in the same manner as the serpent. The crawfish
35  IX,  1  |        their young do even in like manner.~All creatures are at enmity
36  IX,  1  |     familiar with him, and in like manner with one another. This is
37  IX,  1  |          enemies of these. In like manner there is war between birds
38  IX,  1  |            eggs also in an awkward manner, not unattended with pain.
39  IX,  40 |           one the other, after the manner of a double (or hour-glass-shaped)
40  IX,  41 |             and then again in like manner others; so that by the close