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 1   I,  5  |            swimming creatures that appear to have feet, as is the
 2   I,  16 |     another, so that the creatures appear to be furnished with a pair
 3  II,  1  |            some say, although they appear to be so from the constricted
 4  II,  15 |           that are called Achainae appear to have gall in their tail,
 5  II,  17 |          organ might in some cases appear not to have the pointed
 6 III,  1  |       described as crumbling would appear to have inside them a pair
 7 III,  2  |       towards the hands; and these appear alongside the veins splenitis
 8 III,  7  |        might on casual observation appear to have no marrow whatsoever
 9  IV,  8  |           all red-blooded ovipara, appear to have the use of all the
10  IV,  8  |          for smell; for what might appear to indicate an organ for
11  IV,  10 |       sleep. Furthermore, it would appear that not only do men dream,
12   v,  15 |          and this quasi-vein would appear to be in itself the bloom.
13   v,  15 |      oyster; these parasites never appear to grow in size. Fishermen
14   v,  21 |           but that the bees do not appear in his absence. Others,
15   v,  31 |           in certain diseases lice appear in great abundance.~There
16  VI,  11 |             and the batus or skate appear to pair with one another;
17  VI,  13 |         that the eyes and the head appear later on. After the egg
18  VI,  15 |           fairly often, the fishes appear in larger numbers and of
19  VI,  16 |        been dredged away, the eels appear again after a fall of rain.
20  VI,  16 |        time of drought they do not appear even in stagnant ponds,
21  VI,  37 |       dissected the female embryos appear to be pregnant. Some people
22 VII,  2  |          the discharge is about to appear, there occur spasms and
23 VII,  2  |            place and the catamenia appear repeatedly, thrice in the
24 VII,  4  |           headache. These symptoms appear sooner or later, sometimes
25 VIII,  19|       disease kills them. It would appear that this disease is due
26 VIII,  21|            the chine the skin will appear suffused with blood, and
27 VIII,  28|          fresh in Libya."~It would appear that in that country animals
28  IX,  1  | longer-lived. These latter animals appear to have a natural capacity
29  IX,  11 |         great numbers of them will appear without any one being able
30  IX,  31 |        ravens, from which it would appear that these birds have some
31  IX,  37 |           shell, however, does not appear to be there from the beginning,
32  IX,  40 |           robber-bee and the drone appear, not only do they do no
33  IX,  41 |         the wasps that have stings appear to lose them; but we have
34  IX,  41 |             The wasp-grub does not appear to come into existence by
35  IX,  41 |           the ground, and they all appear to be furnished with stings.~
36  IX,  42 |           been said; but anthrenae appear to be all furnished with