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 1   I,  15|          palm’, and is fleshy and divided by joints or lines: in the
 2   I,  15|            at the front of it the divided part consists of "toes",
 3  II,  11|    creatures. Each of its feet is divided into two parts, which bear
 4  II,  11|           is for a short distance divided after a fashion into toes;
 5  II,  11|           feet the inside part is divided into three and the outside
 6 III,  16|         osseous one.~Flesh can be divided asunder in any direction,
 7  IV,  1 |          blood. These animals are divided into several genera.~One
 8  IV,  2 |            Each of the two claws, divided at the end like a pair of
 9  IV,  2 |       so-called neck is outwardly divided into five divisions, and
10  IV,  5 |         the animal is in a manner divided up by them. The edible urchin
11  IV,  5 | oesophagus, and then the stomach, divided into five parts, and filled
12  IV,  9 |           say, whose body is thus divided; as for instance, one species
13  IV,  11|          to sex, some animals are divided into male and female, but
14  IV,  11|     female, but others are not so divided but can only be said in
15   v,  17|      granular consistency, and is divided into eight parts; for corresponding
16   v,  30|        the large species some are divided at the waist, to wit, the
17   v,  30|          of the tettigonia as are divided at the waist can sing just
18  VI,  13|      Fishes for the most part are divided into males and females,
19 VIII,  1|          of animals, then, may be divided into two acts-procreation
20 VIII,  3|          birds may be pretty well divided into such as procure their