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 1  II,  8  |         belly in keeping with their human form-for, as was said above,
 2  II,  8  |          those of the female in the human species; those of the male
 3 III,  7  |    structure, as in man; and in the human species the suture is circular
 4 III,  19 |       discharges, the female in the human species is less subject
 5 III,  20 |           thinnest, and that of the human species next after it, and
 6   v,  8  | subsequently of their young. In the human species, the male is more
 7   v,  14 |         generative capacity.~In the human species, the male is generative,
 8  VI,  12 |          like a quadruped. Like the human species it brings forth
 9  VI,  12 |         resembles the female of the human species.~So much for the
10  VI,  18 |   applicable to such females of the human species as are unbridled
11  VI,  18 |         a-boaring, will attack even human beings.~With bitches the
12  VI,  18 |             as is the female of the human species. With ewes and she-goats
13  VI,  18 |           thicker than it is in the human species, and this discharge
14  VI,  20 |         occurs in the female of the human species, a swelling takes
15  VI,  22 |           of animals next after the human species. The breeding faculties
16  VI,  22 |          regard to the sexes of the human species; and the same phenomenon
17  VI,  24 |     corresponds to the dwarf in the human species and to the after-pig
18  VI,  27 |           fact that there are never human eyewitnesses to the commerce
19 VII,  4  |            many at a birth, but the human species does sometimes the
20 VII,  4  |           as a general rule; in the human species cases of superfoetation
21 VII,  8  |             for instance birds; and human embryos lie bent, with nose
22 VII,  11 |          and goes dry, alike in the human species and in the quadrupedal
23 VIII,  1 |       differentiated in the case of human beings. For just as we pointed
24 VIII,  14|             such of them as live in human habitations or perish before
25 VIII,  24|             as many ailments as the human species. The drug known
26  IX,  1  |         most obvious in the case of human kind and in that of the
27  IX,  6  |          s-bane, tries to find some human excrement, which is said
28  IX,  6  |            as well. Hunters hang up human excrement in a vessel attached
29  IX,  7  |        animals many resemblances to human life may be observed. Pre-eminent
30  IX,  15 |          constructs its nest out of human excrement. It changes its
31  IX,  25 |          crest; it is an article of human food.~
32  IX,  37 |            cause a numbness even in human beings. Again, the hake,
33  IX,  44 |             cattle-folds and attack human beings when they are grown