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 1   I,  1 |         in close adhesion to an external object, as is the case with
 2   I,  13|      male. This latter organ is external and situated at the extremity
 3   I,  17|   private part is attached, the external orifices coalescing; but
 4   I,  17|        the organs, internal and external, of man, and such is their
 5  II,  1 |        the genitals of some are external, as is the case with man,
 6  II,  10|         a copulatory organ, nor external testicles, but internal
 7  II,  14|          So much, then, for the external parts of blooded animals,
 8 III,  1 |         viper is, previously to external parturition, oviparous internally;
 9 III,  1 |       their texture, both parts external and parts internal, have
10  IV,  1 |      glow-worm.~In molluscs the external parts are as follows: in
11  IV,  2 |         the parts, internal and external, of the carid.~
12  IV,  4 |       are attached fast to some external object, as is the case with
13  IV,  4 |     diversities observed in the external parts of these animals.~
14  IV,  5 |        and communicate with the external duct, but not with one another;
15  IV,  6 |      the rocks.~So much for the external and the internal organs
16  IV,  7 |     These and such-like are the external organs of insects.~Internally,
17  IV,  7 |        much then for the parts, external and internal, exceptional
18  IV,  8 |       visible eyes. There is no external sign of the existence of
19   v,  1 |       to the parts internal and external that all animals are furnished
20 VIII,  2| depending on bodily relation to external temperature and on habit