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 1   I,  16|        what is designated the "aorta". When the windpipe is charged
 2   I,  16|      to the great vein and the aorta, and there run through it
 3   I,  17|      to the great vein and the aorta. It lies with its tapering
 4   I,  17|      tapering portion upon the aorta, and this portion is similarly
 5   I,  17|        is a connexion with the aorta.~Canals lead from the heart
 6   I,  17|      to the great vein and the aorta we shall, by and by, treat
 7   I,  17|      no communication with the aorta; for the vein that goes
 8   I,  17|        great vein and from the aorta, only not into the cavity.
 9   I,  17|     and others spring from the aorta, strong and continuous.
10 III,  1 | testicles themselves. From the aorta there extend vein-like ducts
11 III,  1 |         while the two from the aorta are devoid of it. From the
12 III,  1 |   which are connected with the aorta; in the ducts that bend
13 III,  1 |     ducts that extend from the aorta; the letters KK mark the
14 III,  3 |       this vein is termed the "aorta", from the fact that even
15 III,  3 |      widens out in a lake. The aorta is attached to the middle
16 III,  3 |        from the heart into the aorta). The great vessel looks
17 III,  3 |    membrane or skin, while the aorta is narrower than it, and
18 III,  3 |      and the attachment of the aorta, a part consisting of a
19 III,  4 |  blood-vessels, designated the aorta, branch off, accompanying
20 III,  4 |    only that, in regard to the aorta, the passages are less in
21 III,  4 |      and is united both to the aorta and the backbone by slack
22 III,  4 |       remaining undivided, the aorta and the big vein extend;
23 III,  4 |        gets to the rear of the aorta. But the chief attachment
24 III,  4 |        chief attachment of the aorta to the backbone takes place
25 III,  4 |        and sinewy vessels. The aorta, just as it draws off from
26 III,  4 |      more sinewy. And from the aorta there extend veins to the
27 III,  4 |    branches in the case of the aorta are considerably less in
28 III,  4 |      vessel that runs from the aorta into the liver or the spleen.~
29 III,  4 |      from the big vein and the aorta; only that they do not open
30 III,  4 |        its substance. From the aorta run two other ducts to the
31 III,  4 |    organ is connected with the aorta by veins numerous and closely
32 III,  4 |  packed.~Furthermore, from the aorta and the great vein at the
33 III,  5 |        three chambers, and the aorta is a sinew-like vein; in
34 VII,  8 |        in the direction of the aorta towards the point where