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 1   I,  15 |          The eyes in man are, in proportion to his size, nearer to one
 2   I,  16 |       the face below is small in proportion, as is the case with round-faced
 3   I,  17 |        case of man is thicker in proportion to the size of his frame
 4  II,  1  |          but meagre and small in proportion to its bulk. It is cloven-footed,
 5  II,  1  |      growth, retain the relative proportion of the parts, as the dog.
 6  II,  3  |         those are short-lived in proportion that have teeth fewer in
 7  II,  8  | upper-arm and thigh are short in proportion to the forearm and the shin.
 8  II,  8  |         quadrupeds; in fact, the proportion of the former to the latter
 9  II,  17 |        the other viscera in like proportion, while the spleen is comparatively
10  VI,  18 |        to say, of all animals in proportion to size. With kine and mares
11  VI,  26 |          mixed with water in the proportion of either two to one or
12  VI,  30 |          bear is the smallest in proportion to the size of the mother;
13 VII,  2  |          remarked of men: for in proportion to his size man emits more
14 VIII,  6 |     takes on fat more rapidly in proportion to its size than any other
15 VIII,  8 |        chiefly by drink. Just in proportion as beasts of burden drink
16 VIII,  12|         the horses are little in proportion, and the men live in caves
17  IX,  40 |          leave cells numerous in proportion to the population, for the
18  IX,  41 |    causes the pain is larger, in proportion to its own larger size.
19  IX,  42 |      their leaders are larger in proportion to themselves than are wasp-kings