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 1   I,  1  |          certain sensibility: as a proof of which it is alleged that
 2   I,  17 |        kidneys themselves; and the proof that they extend no farther
 3 III,  4  | description so far holds good, the proof of its accuracy is not equally
 4 III,  11 |           beginning; and this is a proof that greyness of hair does
 5  IV,  8  |         from a great distance. The proof that it possesses a sense
 6  IV,  8  |        sense of taste hangs by the proof of its sense of smell; for
 7  IV,  10 |            with legs give sensible proof that they go to sleep and
 8  IV,  10 |           very short duration. The proof of their sleeping cannot
 9   v,  16 |        their nutriment in slime: a proof of this statement is the
10   v,  16 |      sponge is sensitive; and as a proof of this statement they say
11   v,  21 |          theory, it is stated as a proof that, when the olive harvest
12   v,  21 |       generate the bees; and, as a proof of this theory of their
13   v,  22 |           the atmosphere; and as a proof of this statement we have
14  VI,  4  |    superabundant numbers by way of proof of the assertion. The hen-pigeon
15  VI,  5  |        unknown to us, stating as a proof of the assertion that no
16  VI,  15 |           to the spring-time. As a proof that these fish occasionally
17  VI,  36 |            with one another; and a proof of this statement may be
18 VIII,  2 |            devour the smaller. The proof of their being carnivorous
19 VIII,  13|            the Adriatic. And, as a proof that this theory is correct,
20 VIII,  14|          goes into hiding: and the proof that it does so is that
21  IX,  4  |           to maternal fondness; in proof whereof a barren mare will
22  IX,  37 |          leathery and clammy. As a proof that they do not live into
23  IX,  40 |        weather or of rain; and the proof is that they will not fly
24  IX,  44 |          was regarded by some as a proof of the longevity of lions,