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 1  II,  15|        it is not so completely fluid, and the organ internally
 2  II,  15|     with it, there oozes out a fluid resembling gall, in greater
 3 III,  1 |        filled with the genital fluid, and, if the ducts be squeezed,
 4 III,  1 |    back, in which is the white fluid, are marked BB; the penis
 5 III,  6 |      of them are supplied with fluid, the lymph; and they pass
 6 III,  19|  concocted, or that has become fluid again.~
 7  IV,  1 |         and of large size; the fluid substance within is all
 8   v,  5 |      by swallowing the seminal fluid of the male. And there can
 9   v,  14|       secretion of the seminal fluid and its generative capacity
10   v,  14|      begins to possess seminal fluid about the age of fourteen,
11   v,  18| sprinkling of the male seminal fluid.~When it has come into being
12  VI,  11|       spontaneously as a white fluid; the ducts are bifurcate,
13 VII,  1 |     commence to flow; and this fluid resembles fresh blood. There
14 VII,  1 |     their diet be largely of a fluid nature; and this malady
15 VII,  1 |     vigour. When the spermatic fluid is of a thin consistency
16 VII,  2 |    size man emits more seminal fluid than any other animal (for
17 VII,  3 |      it be placed in any other fluid it dissolves and disappears.
18 VII,  4 |      covered over with a slimy fluid. Often also the child is
19 VII,  7 | separated from it and contains fluid. In between is a watery
20 VII,  7 |        a watery or sanguineous fluid, which the women folk call