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 1   I,  3  |           Consequently, the organs connected with this function differ
 2   I,  11 |      towards it. The eyes also are connected with the brain, and each
 3   I,  11 |             and not by any portion connected with the head; and indeed
 4   I,  17 |            the two small ones, are connected by passages with the lung,
 5   I,  17 |         position. These organs are connected with the stomach by the
 6   I,  17 |          liver. The spleen also is connected only with the great vein,
 7   I,  17 |           its texture. With it are connected the testicles in male animals,
 8  II,  11 |         little above the eyes, but connected with them. When the outer
 9  II,  12 |        passages for the sensations connected with these organs: that
10  II,  13 |          with regard to the organs connected with the other senses, hearing
11  II,  17 |       midriff; and they have a gut connected therewith and closing at
12  II,  17 |          and semi-partitioned. And connected with it near to the entry
13  II,  17 |          smaller than the stomach. Connected with this is the "echinus" (
14 III,  1  |            however, with two ducts connected with the midriff and running
15 III,  1  |          ducts higher up which are connected with the aorta; in the ducts
16 III,  2  |          the veins in the head are connected. This other pair runs through
17 III,  3  |            All three, however, are connected with passages leading in
18 III,  3  |            only, by the way, it is connected with it by much narrower
19 III,  3  |            from that part which is connected with the heart, the entire
20 III,  4  |         the womb, but the organ is connected with the aorta by veins
21 III,  5  |         extensive system of sinews connected severally with the feet,
22 III,  7  |           bones in animals are all connected with one single bone, and
23 III,  7  |        bony portion of the head is connected with the topmost vertebrae,
24 III,  7  |     blade-bones, and the arm-bones connected with these, and the bones
25 III,  7  |         and the bones in the hands connected with the bones of the arms.
26 III,  7  |            that have an ankle; and connected with these bones are the
27 III,  19 | characterizes especially all parts connected with the bones. Blood is
28  IV,  2  |        anal vent; and this duct is connected with the ovary in the female,
29  IV,  6  |           furnished with any organ connected with excretion, as other
30   v,  15 |             Such are the phenomena connected with the porphyra or murex.~
31   v,  32 |           formations are naturally connected with the tunic, for just
32  VI,  3  |            were described as being connected with the heart and the big
33  VI,  4  |   previously over the eggs. In all connected with the rearing of the
34  VI,  18 |             Such are the phenomena connected with the horse.~Cows go
35 VIII,  12|          habits of animals are all connected with either breeding and
36 VIII,  24|            All the curious stories connected with the hippomanes are
37  IX,  40 |           down building many combs connected together until they reach