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 1   I,  15|  right and left, all this as regards externals might safely be
 2  II,  1 | corresponds with the body as regards thickness or thinness of
 3  II,  13| animals in more ways than as regards the gills. For they are
 4  II,  14| parts of blooded animals, as regards their numbers, their properties,
 5 III,  3 |     in such precise terms as regards the veins, but who all alike
 6 III,  11|  animals the nail differs as regards solidity in no way from
 7 III,  19|     female to be on a par as regards age and general health,
 8  IV,  1 |    small, and are shaped, as regards the form of their bodies,
 9  IV,  4 |      of their shell, both as regards the shell in its entirety
10  IV,  4 | shell in its entirety and as regards specific parts of the shell,
11   v,  2 |     the case with the cow as regards the bull, owing to the rigidity
12   v,  8 |    definite laws followed as regards the season of the year and
13  VI,  7 |    In point of fact, both as regards the head and the claws it
14  VI,  10|  white and partly yellow.~As regards the shape of the womb, the
15 VII,  8 |      the womb smooth. And as regards their shape within the womb,
16 VIII,  1| justified in saying that, as regards man and animals, certain
17  IX,  44|                        44~As regards the disposition or temper