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 1   I,  1 |         the bat has feet and the seal has imperfect feet.~Some
 2   I,  5 |      such as man, the horse, the seal, and all other animals that
 3   I,  11|        with the exception of the seal, the dolphin, and those
 4   I,  11|        also viviparous. Now, the seal has the passages visible
 5   I,  17|          none in the case of the seal. This latter animal has
 6  II,  1 |       which bend frontwards.~The seal is a kind of imperfect or
 7  II,  1 |        have a tail; for even the seal has a tiny one resembling
 8  II,  1 |         the back ones blunt. The seal is saw-toothed throughout,
 9  II,  15|           the mule, the ass, the seal, and some kinds of pigs.
10  II,  17|        are as thin as hairs. The seal, also, by the way, has a
11   v,  2 |       mounts and covers her. The seal covers like all opisthuretic
12   v,  2 |        and the penis in the male seal is exceptionally large.~
13  VI,  12|        ages are ascertained.~The seal is an amphibious animal:
14  VI,  12|        it is difficult to kill a seal by a blow, unless you strike
15 VIII,  2| crocodile, the hippopotamus, the seal, and some of the smaller
16 VIII,  5|         in lakes and rivers; the seal is the only one that gets
17 VIII,  5|          between the hair of the seal and the hair of the deer.~