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 1   I,  1  |        and subsequently we shall treat of the same with close reference
 2   I,  5  |        hereafter when we come to treat of Generation.~Furthermore,
 3   I,  13 |           But by and by we shall treat in an exhaustive way regarding
 4   I,  15 |        But for all that, we must treat of them for the same reason
 5   I,  17 |       aorta we shall, by and by, treat of them together in a discussion
 6   I,  17 |       over the womb. But we must treat by and by in our pages of
 7 III,  1  |     organs, it remains for us to treat of the organs that contribute
 8  IV,  1  |        within. We now proceed to treat of animals devoid of blood.
 9  IV,  7  |              7~We now proceed to treat of insects in like manner.
10  IV,  8  |              8~We now proceed to treat of the senses; for there
11  IV,  8  |       animals. We now proceed to treat of voice.~
12   v,  1  |    present case it behoves us to treat of man last of all because
13   v,  1  |          and afterwards we shall treat of animals provided with
14   v,  1  | concerning these topics we shall treat more precisely later on.
15   v,  1  |         then, we must proceed to treat of "covering" in regard
16   v,  1  |           and then after this to treat in due order of other matters,
17   v,  15 |      copulate.~We now proceed to treat of generation both with
18  VI,  18 |     phenomena; it now remains to treat of the same phenomena in
19 VIII,  17|      question. We now proceed to treat of the tessellates. The
20  IX,  8  |          pecket their heads, and treat them with every possible
21  IX,  40 |       bee—for we shall by and by treat of the nine varieties—does