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 1  II,  1 |    toes; in their flexions and nails they resemble the front
 2  II,  1 |       in twain, and instead of nails have hooves, as the sheep,
 3  II,  8 |      has hands and fingers and nails like man, only that all
 4  II,  10|    teeth and tusks, and strong nails, and an impenetrable skin
 5 III,  2 |         membrane, sinew, hair, nails, and whatever corresponds
 6 III,  9 |      above enumerated: such as nails, hooves, claws, and horns;
 7 III,  9 |       the colours of horns and nails and claw and hoof follow
 8 III,  9 |        And it is the same with nails. The teeth, however, follow
 9 III,  9 |       bones are white, but the nails are black, like the whole
10 III,  9 |      the way, all animals have nails that have toes, and toes
11 III,  9 |        articulated, but has no nails whatsoever—of animals furnished
12 III,  9 |      of animals furnished with nails, some are straight-nailed,
13 III,  11|        in like manner with the nails; for in some animals the
14 III,  11| contents, and at the mouth and nails.~All sanguineous animals,
15 III,  11|   observable in respect of the nails.~In the case of men of strong
16 III,  11|        in size, as do also the nails.~
17 VII,  5 |        to be born destitute of nails.~Milk that is produced earlier