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 1   I,  1 |     in air and emit it, which phenomena are termed "inhalation"
 2   I,  5 | However, with regard to these phenomena we shall speak precisely
 3  IV,  8 |    frequently witnessing such phenomena, affirm that of all living
 4  IV,  10|     for sensation and for the phenomena of sleeping and of awakening.~
 5   v,  14|   generative capacity are not phenomena simultaneously manifested,
 6   v,  15|    shake it off. Such are the phenomena connected with the porphyra
 7   v,  15|   porphyra or murex.~The same phenomena are manifested by the ceryx
 8   v,  15|     are the same in which the phenomena are observable. Both animals,
 9  VI,  2 |   size as ordinary eggs. Such phenomena are regarded as unnatural
10  VI,  12|      species.~So much for the phenomena of generation and of parturition
11  VI,  13|       worms; for the opposite phenomena are observed in the case
12  VI,  18|      conception, and the like phenomena; it now remains to treat
13  VI,  18|  remains to treat of the same phenomena in connexion with viviparous
14  VI,  18|     one another. Such are the phenomena connected with the horse.~
15  VI,  37|                        37~The phenomena of generation in regard
16 VII,  3 |        these and all suchlike phenomena are usually subject to differences
17 VII,  9 |  cases of labour these latter phenomena do not occur, either one
18 VIII,  1|      if we have regard to the phenomena of childhood: for in children
19  IX,  7 |   nest.~Pigeons exhibit other phenomena with a similar likeness