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 1   I,  17|       after death.~Of the other internal organs the heart alone contains
 2   I,  17|     difference in regard to the internal organs, except in respect
 3   I,  17| coincide.~These are the organs, internal and external, of man, and
 4  II,  1 |      the animal is found in all internal characters to resemble the
 5  II,  1 |       other creatures; some are internal, as with the dolphin. With
 6  II,  7 |      are made out of it. In its internal organs it resembles the
 7  II,  9 |       In all such creatures the internal organs are found under dissection
 8  II,  10|         external testicles, but internal ones only; neither are they
 9  II,  15|       for the properties of the internal organs, these we must first
10  II,  16|     resembles the ox in all its internal parts).~
11  II,  17|          by the by, has all its internal organs similar to the wolf’
12  II,  17|      bifurcate. The rest of its internal organs are identical with
13  II,  17|     stomach.~In regard to their internal parts birds differ from
14 III,  1 |        differences of the other internal organs, it remains for us
15 III,  1 |         female are in all cases internal; in the male they present
16 III,  1 |        parts external and parts internal, have the properties above
17 III,  12|      rule have no hair on their internal surfaces, and, in regard
18  IV,  1 |      mantle-sac, containing the internal parts, and incorrectly designated
19  IV,  2 |   membrane.~Such are the parts, internal and external, of the carid.~
20  IV,  4 |     parts of these animals.~The internal structure is almost the
21  IV,  6 |        for the external and the internal organs of molluscs, crustaceans,
22  IV,  7 |   shell-like nor is it like the internal substance of shell-covered
23  IV,  7 |         the parts, external and internal, exceptional and common,
24  IV,  9 |      but they can emit sound by internal air or wind, though not
25  IV,  9 |   prickly, or in other cases by internal parts about their bellies;
26   v,  1 |               1~As to the parts internal and external that all animals
27  VI,  3 |       this time also the larger internal organs are visible, as also
28  VI,  10|        as with quadrupeds, such internal organs as it is furnished
29  VI,  29|       habit appears due to some internal pain: at all events, the
30  IX,  37|          impelled along by some internal energy; the murex or purple-fish,