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 1   I,  17|          and the proof that they extend no farther rests on the
 2  II,  11|        ring of copper. Membranes extend well nigh over its entire
 3 III,  1 |     which ducts or blood-vessels extend, one to each of the two
 4 III,  1 | themselves. From the aorta there extend vein-like ducts to the head
 5 III,  1 |          testicles the two ducts extend until they coalesce in front
 6 III,  1 | starting-point of the ducts that extend from the aorta; the letters
 7 III,  2 |  pre-eminent in magnitude. These extend through the belly along
 8 III,  2 |        throat. From these, veins extend all over the body, from
 9 III,  2 |        Other veins, more minute, extend from the main veins; from
10 III,  2 |          legs with the trunk and extend right down the thigh. The
11 III,  2 |      either one of the two there extend veins in underneath the
12 III,  3 |       fundament. The fourth pair extend from the front part of the
13 III,  3 |         lie above the tubes that extend from the windpipe. And that
14 III,  3 |           From this vessel there extend small blood-vessels at each
15 III,  3 |     directions. For its branches extend to the sides and to the
16 III,  4 |       the aorta and the big vein extend; and here they get more
17 III,  4 |         And from the aorta there extend veins to the mesentery just
18 III,  4 |         just like the veins that extend thither from the big vein,
19 III,  4 |        great blood-vessels there extend branches to each of the
20 III,  4 |        to the bone. Vessels also extend to the kidneys from the
21 III,  7 |       other four. From the skull extend the jaws, constituted of
22  IV,  4 |        And from the gut downward extend black and rough formations,
23   v,  30|      back the tip of it and then extend it again, it will endure
24  VI,  10|        of the egg, and the veins extend in like manner, at first
25  VI,  22|       the better if the interval extend over four or five years.