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 1   I,  5  |  inferior in point of size to blooded animals; though, by the
 2   I,  5  |    more points of motion; the blooded animals with four only:
 3   I,  6  |       all these creatures are blooded.~There is another genus
 4   I,  6  |     unprovided with wings are blooded without exception, but some
 5   I,  6  |      scale.~An animal that is blooded and capable of movement
 6   I,  16 | possessed of a brain; and all blooded animals are possessed thereof,
 7  II,  1  | gastroenemia or is fleshy.~Of blooded and viviparous quadrupeds
 8  II,  1  |       one, but with all other blooded animals the reverse holds
 9  II,  1  | animals that are quadrupedal, blooded and viviparous, are furnished
10  II,  10 |              10~Oviparous and blooded quadrupeds-and, by the way,
11  II,  10 |       the way, no terrestrial blooded animal is oviparous unless
12  II,  10 |  inspection.~Again, oviparous blooded quadrupeds are unprovided
13  II,  14 |                         14~Of blooded animals there now remains
14  II,  14 |     for the external parts of blooded animals, as regards their
15  II,  15 |  these respects. Further, all blooded animals have a heart and
16  II,  15 |     furnished with gills. All blooded animals are furnished with
17  II,  15 |      liver. As a general rule blooded animals are furnished with
18 III,  1  |  numerous diversities.~In the blooded animals some males are altogether
19  IV,  1  |     now treated, in regard to blooded animals of the parts they
20  VI,  16 |        this entire species of blooded animals proceeds neither
21 VIII,  2 |     for discharging it. Those blooded animals, then, that use
22 VIII,  15|                    15~Several blooded animals take this sleep,