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Alphabetical [« »] fable 1 fabric 2 fabulous 3 face 17 faces 1 facile 1 facilitate 1 | Frequency [« »] 17 enveloped 17 extreme 17 eye 17 face 17 hiding 17 hinder 17 instead | Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances face |
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1 I, 1 | divide into hands nor the face into faces.~And of such 2 I, 8 | the skull is called the "face": but in the case of man 3 I, 8 | fish or to an ox. In the face the part below the sinciput 4 I, 12| is the part between the face and the trunk. Of this the 5 I, 15| another thus far, that, if the face be plump or meagre, the 6 I, 15| and legs are practically face to face with one another 7 I, 15| are practically face to face with one another in the 8 I, 16| have big heads while the face below is small in proportion, 9 II, 1 | two pairs of limbs thus face one another.~The elephant 10 II, 1 | it resembles man in its face and ears; that its eyes 11 II, 8 | stronger, more like a dog in face, and is more savage in its 12 II, 8 | belly and on the back. Its face resembles that of man in 13 II, 11| up as with the fish. Its face resembles that of the baboon. 14 IX, 1 | courage with which they face the attacks of wild animals.~ 15 IX, 3 | are said to lie no longer face to face, but back to back.~ 16 IX, 3 | to lie no longer face to face, but back to back.~ 17 IX, 21| claws, and climbs on the face of the rocks. It is steel-blue