Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  17|    After these organs come the "kidneys", and these are placed close
 2   I,  17| passages or ducts lead into the kidneys both from the great vein
 3   I,  17|          This latter animal has kidneys resembling in shape the
 4   I,  17|        ducts that lead into the kidneys lose themselves in the substance
 5   I,  17|         in the substance of the kidneys themselves; and the proof
 6   I,  17|         clot found therein. The kidneys, however, have, as has been
 7   I,  17|       middle of each of the two kidneys is attached a hollow sinewy
 8   I,  17|       ducts stretching from the kidneys, along the stalk that extends
 9  II,  1 |   inside in the vicinity of the kidneys; and for this reason the
10  II,  16|   quadrupeds are furnished with kidneys and a bladder. Of the ovipara
11  II,  17|         left-hand side, and the kidneys also lie in the same position
12 III,  1 |        and another two from the kidneys; these two from the kidneys
13 III,  1 |     kidneys; these two from the kidneys are supplied with blood,
14 III,  2 |      towards the spleen and the kidneys. The veins that run to the
15 III,  2 |        through the flesh to the kidneys, and these with men terminate
16 III,  3 |       at the vertebra above the kidneys the vessel bifurcates. And
17 III,  4 |     branch veins.~As far as the kidneys, each of the two remaining
18 III,  4 |      Vessels also extend to the kidneys from the big vein and the
19 III,  4 |    ducts from the hollow of the kidneys, in no way communicating
20 III,  4 |       centre of each of the two kidneys springs a hollow sinewy
21 III,  17|        dry. But it is about the kidneys more than any other viscera
22 III,  17|         kidney, and, be the two kidneys ever so fat, there is always
23 III,  17|        apt to have it about the kidneys, and especially the sheep;
24 III,  17|   animal is apt to die from its kidneys being entirely enveloped.
25  VI,  22|      substances round about its kidneys, presenting the appearance
26  VI,  22|       appearance of having four kidneys.~After parturition the mare