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 1   v,  1 |        kind, whilst others grow spontaneously and not from kindred stock;
 2   v,  1 |       insects, while others are spontaneously generated in the inside
 3   v,  1 |        however, after they have spontaneously generated eggs, these eggs
 4   v,  1 |        whensoever creatures are spontaneously generated, either in other
 5   v,  1 |     from the copulation of such spontaneously generated males and females
 6   v,  11|       from copulation, but grow spontaneously from mud and sand.~As a
 7   v,  15|         honeycomb are generated spontaneously like all other testaceans,
 8   v,  15|   razor-fishes and scallops row spontaneously in sandy places. The pinna
 9   v,  15| so-called "lungs" are generated spontaneously. The shells that painters
10   v,  15|           The hermit-crab grows spontaneously out of soil and slime, and
11   v,  16|    unfurnished with shells grow spontaneously, like the testaceans, as,
12   v,  16| nicknamed "goats".~Sponges grow spontaneously either attached to a rock
13   v,  19|    parentage, but are generated spontaneously: some out of dew falling
14   v,  22|        let it go, the bees will spontaneously bite off the wings from
15   v,  33|       The eggs of lizards hatch spontaneously on land, for the lizard
16  VI,  2 |         Egypt, they are hatched spontaneously in the ground, by being
17  VI,  2 |     vessels and getting hatched spontaneously.~The sperm of birds, as
18  VI,  11|    squeezed the sperm flows out spontaneously as a white fluid; the ducts
19  VI,  15|       aver that mullet all grow spontaneously. In this assertion they
20  VI,  15|    species of mullet that grows spontaneously out of mud and sand.~From
21  VI,  15|        that certain fishes come spontaneously into existence, not being
22  VI,  16|         earth's guts" that grow spontaneously in mud and in humid ground;