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 1   I,  1 |     serum, lard, suet, marrow, sperm, gall, milk in such as have
 2   I,  3 |     organ for excretion of the sperm: and of animals capable
 3   I,  14|    serves as a passage for the sperm of the male, and as an outlet
 4 III,  1 |     the ducts be squeezed, the sperm oozes out white in colour.
 5 III,  1 |        as with fishes the male sperm is found in the seminal
 6 III,  20|       in animals, but milk and sperm come at a later time. Of
 7 III,  20|       ready-made, is the milk; sperm, on the other hand, is not
 8 III,  22|      sanguineous animals eject sperm. As to what, and how, it
 9 III,  22|        account, man emits more sperm than any other animal. In
10 III,  22|       hairy-coated animals the sperm is sticky, but in other
11 III,  22|        Aethiopians eject black sperm.~Sperm issues from the body
12 III,  22| Aethiopians eject black sperm.~Sperm issues from the body white
13 III,  22|     comes out dry and compact. Sperm capable of impregnating
14 III,  22| fructification sinks in water; sperm incapable Of producing that
15 III,  22|  Ctesias has written about the sperm of the elephant.~
16   v,  2 |       these animals elicit the sperm of the male in the act of
17   v,  5 |        which fill with milt or sperm at the rutting season, and
18   v,  5 |      and the same duct for the sperm and the liquid residuum;
19   v,  5 |       induced to part with the sperm sooner and more plentifully.
20   v,  14|      the earliest secretion of sperm is unfruitful, or if it
21   v,  14|    commencing secretion of the sperm and the onset of generative
22   v,  30|     belly. The male discharges sperm into the female, as is the
23   v,  30|        the male discharges the sperm.~They lay their eggs in
24  VI,  2 |     hatched spontaneously.~The sperm of birds, as of animals
25  VI,  2 |     the male, she draws up the sperm to underneath her midriff.
26  VI,  11|       the male are filled with sperm, so much so that if they
27  VI,  11|        if they be squeezed the sperm flows out spontaneously
28  VI,  13|     the male sheds the milt or sperm; for when the female has
29  VI,  13|     male follows and sheds its sperm over them, and from all
30  VI,  14|     one time, nor the male his sperm; but they are at all times
31  VI,  14|        eggs, and the male with sperm. The-carp spawns as the
32  VI,  14|       Eggs touched by the male sperm take on increase both the
33  VI,  18|      liquid resembling genital sperm, but much thinner than the
34  VI,  18|      but much thinner than the sperm of the male. It is this
35  VI,  18|     them discharge the genital sperm as well. During conception
36  VI,  23|     will discharge the genital sperm unless it be hindered, and
37 VII,  7 |           7~In the emission of sperm there is a preliminary discharge