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 1   I,  16|             and is attached to the backbone and the windpipe by membranous
 2   I,  17|           the hypochondria and the backbone, with a thin membrane in
 3   I,  17|            are placed close to the backbone, and resemble in character
 4 III,  1 |           on to either side of the backbone, coalescing into a single
 5 III,  2 |        through the belly along the backbone, one to right, one to left;
 6 III,  2 |         heart in the region of the backbone; other two a little higher
 7 III,  3 |           on the outside, past the backbone on either side, until it
 8 III,  3 |           goes on inside along the backbone, past the muscles of the
 9 III,  3 | blood-vessels in the thorax by the backbone, and lying to its inner
10 III,  3 |          and the other towards the backbone and the last vertebra of
11 III,  3 |       vertebra of the neck and the backbone, stretches back again along
12 III,  3 |     stretches back again along the backbone; as Homer represents in
13 III,  4 |          both to the aorta and the backbone by slack membranous communications.
14 III,  4 |            closely attached to the backbone, and branch off, each of
15 III,  4 |     attachment of the aorta to the backbone takes place in the region
16 III,  4 |            vein, running along the backbone right through the loins;
17 III,  7 |           with bones, the spine or backbone is the point of origin for
18 III,  7 |          part of the course of the backbone are the collar-bones and
19 III,  7 |             Below the level of the backbone, after the haunch-bone,
20 III,  7 |           which corresponds to the backbone in quadrupeds. This exceptional
21 III,  7 |          fish; in other words, his backbone is spinous. With oviparous
22 III,  7 |         sanguineous animals have a backbone of either one kind or other:
23 III,  8 |         space in the region of the backbone, a gristle-like substance
24  VI,  10|          but middle-ways along the backbone, and as they grow they shift
25  VI,  10|           the womb round about the backbone, as has been stated, and