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 1   I,  3  |      Consequently, there is no special name for the organ in which
 2   I,  16 |       and as a rule have their special designations, and from use
 3 III,  11 |       eyebrows is denoted by a special term which means "forehead-baldness";
 4 III,  12 |     get black. Again, owing to special climatic influences, as
 5 III,  20 |  procured by the employment of special food, and cases have been
 6  IV,  2  |       in size and destitute of special designations. In the neighbourhood
 7  IV,  8  |      have no experience of any special sense not here included),
 8  IV,  8  |       eyes. For animals have a special locality for the eyes, and
 9  IV,  8  |       for the eyes, and also a special locality for hearing: that
10  IV,  8  |      number of them delight in special flavours; and fishes freely
11  IV,  9  |      latter insects make their special noises by means of the membrane
12  IV,  9  |        the like, produce their special noise by opening and shutting
13  IV,  9  |        way, all animals have a special cry for the like end at
14  VI,  35 |        The sexes couple at one special period, and the female brings
15 VIII,  19|        find abundance of their special food in such localities,
16 VIII,  20| certain species are subject to special and peculiar maladies. For
17  IX,  1  |     eagle is at war with it on special grounds, though, as a bird
18  IX,  1  |        case of man and man, at special times and under incidental