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   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  17 |      shall discuss in our general account of the said organ.~All these
 2 III,  3  |           feet. And it is on this account that surgeons, for pains
 3 III,  9  |           to the bone; which will account for the fact that there
 4 III,  22 |         the size of his body into account, man emits more sperm than
 5  IV,  8  | cuttle-fish and use it as bait on account of its smell, for fish are
 6  IV,  8  |         entirely, as they say, on account of its smell. Furthermore,
 7   v,  21 |          latter circumstance will account for the belief of some people
 8   v,  22 |          the brood; and this will account for the coincidence of rich
 9   v,  30 |          lands, and this fact may account for their numbers in the
10  VI,  13 |    females, but one is puzzled to account for the erythrinus and the
11  VI,  22 |        approach for any longer on account of the pain it is put to
12  VI,  24 |          the temple; this mule on account of its age was let go free,
13  VI,  31 |        and was merely invented to account for the scarcity of the
14  VI,  35 |           the summer. There is an account given of the parturition
15  VI,  35 |        anger of Here. Whether the account be correct or not has not
16 VII,  2  |         of the month; and on this account the wiseacres assert that
17 VIII,  2 |         peculiarly small. On this account, when fishing for eels,
18 VIII,  12|       will it be in to migrate on account of extremes of temperature,
19 VIII,  25|           which circumstance will account for the fact that the animal
20 VIII,  28|           places the climate will account for peculiarities; thus
21 VIII,  28|          diverse species meet, on account of the rainless climate,
22  IX,  5  |           clothes on; and on this account they have an appropriate
23  IX,  7  |           the female is afraid on account of the impending parturition
24  IX,  11 |        young or its nest; on this account and on the ground that all
25  IX,  32 |         mentioned by Homer in his account of the visit made by Priam