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 1   I,  16| oesophagus (whose other name is derived oesophagus from its length
 2  II,  1 |   extremity. The hollow part is derived from the skin, but the core
 3  II,  1 |        wrapped-the hard part-is derived from the bones; as is the
 4 III,  1 |   hystera or delphys, whence is derived the word adelphos, and the
 5 III,  5 |         Now, if the sinews were derived in unbroken sequence from
 6   v,  15|        from which their name is derived is dark to blackness, in
 7   v,  19|         And of insects some are derived from insect congeners, as
 8   v,  19|   cicada. Other insects are not derived from living parentage, but
 9   v,  19|          both such grubs as are derived from the copulation of living
10   v,  19|        hypera and the penia are derived from similar caterpillars,
11  VI,  13|         they grow by sustenance derived from the juice oozing from
12  VI,  15|       into existence, not being derived from eggs or from copulation.
13  VI,  15|  anchovy. There is another fry, derived from the maenis and the
14  VI,  16|     existence and sustenance is derived from rain-water.~There is
15  VI,  16|      they suppose that eels are derived. But this opinion is not
16  VI,  16|       founded on fact. Eels are derived from the so-called "earth'
17  VI,  18|       other and by the pleasure derived from copulation. The female
18  VI,  18|         a-horsing; and the term derived from the habits of this
19 VIII,  1|      varying amount of pleasure derived therefrom, and also in regard