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 1   I,  6  |    physical perception, we shall proceed to enumerate the parts:
 2 III,  3  |       his investigations.~We now proceed to give particulars regarding
 3 III,  5  |           that the sinews do not proceed in unbroken sequence from
 4 III,  19 |                    19~And now to proceed to the consideration of
 5 III,  20 |                        20~We now proceed to discuss the properties
 6  IV,  1  |        without or within. We now proceed to treat of animals devoid
 7  IV,  2  |         poppyjuice".~We must now proceed to review their several
 8  IV,  7  |                         7~We now proceed to treat of insects in like
 9  IV,  8  |                         8~We now proceed to treat of the senses;
10  IV,  8  |   general run of animals. We now proceed to treat of voice.~
11   v,  1  |        with testaceans, and then proceed to crustaceans, and then
12   v,  1  |       only.~First, then, we must proceed to treat of "covering" in
13   v,  15 |      animals as copulate.~We now proceed to treat of generation both
14  VI,  3  |           and veins that seem to proceed from the heart are now close
15  VI,  13 |         besprinkled young fishes proceed, while the rest are left
16  VI,  15 |        then, as has been stated, proceed from eggs. However, there
17  VI,  15 |         there are some fish that proceed from mud and sand, even
18  VI,  15 |         even of those kinds that proceed also from pairing and the
19  VI,  15 |       mullet, one which does not proceed from normal pairing, about
20  VI,  16 |        no doubt, then, that they proceed neither from pairing nor
21 VIII,  15|        tunnies get in motion and proceed towards the coast, coupling
22 VIII,  17|         an open question. We now proceed to treat of the tessellates.
23  IX,  1  | elephants of approved spirit and proceed in quest of wild animals;