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 1   I,  1 |         the arm as a whole, the chest; for these are all in themselves
 2   I,  11|       from the nose towards the chest; and with the nostrils alone
 3   I,  11| respiration take place from the chest along the windpipe, and
 4   I,  12|        in the front part is the chest, with a pair of breasts.
 5   I,  14|     part common to the neck and chest is the "throat"; the "armpit"
 6   I,  14| enumerated.~The part behind the chest is termed the "back".~
 7   I,  15|    comes the neck, and then the chest and the back: the one in
 8   I,  17|     situated in relation to the chest in all animals that have
 9   I,  17|         all animals that have a chest. In all animals alike, in
10   I,  17|     alike, in those that have a chest and in those that have none,
11   I,  17|   situated in the middle of the chest in animals that have a chest,
12   I,  17|    chest in animals that have a chest, and in man it is situated
13   I,  17|        in the upper part of the chest.~The heart is not large,
14  II,  1 |         a part analogous to the chest in man, but not similar
15  II,  1 |         similar to his; for the chest in man is broad, but that
16  II,  1 |     breasts, not however in the chest, but near it.~Moreover,
17  II,  1 |         in front, either in the chest or near to it, and there
18  II,  1 |     have breasts neither in the chest nor at the thighs, but in
19  II,  8 |         The ape has also in its chest two teats upon poorly developed
20  II,  10|       the part analogous to the chest, all as in the case of viviparous
21  II,  12|        what is analogous to the chest. The bird is remarkable
22 III,  2 |    little higher up through the chest in underneath the armpit,
23 III,  7 |  collar-bones and the ribs. The chest rests on ribs; and these
24  IV,  2 |   attached all the way from the chest to the anal vent; and this
25  IV,  2 |          and is attached to the chest.~(The following are the
26  IV,  2 |    having in connexion with the chest two separate and distinct
27  IV,  2 |      the convolute organ at the chest branches off another coil
28  IV,  7 |        other creatures embraces chest and back. In the majority