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 1   I,  15|  outside or back of the hand is sinewy, and has no specific designation.~
 2   I,  15|     calf", wherein the flesh is sinewy and venous, in some cases
 3   I,  15|     part or back of the foot is sinewy and has no particular appellation;
 4   I,  17|    kidneys is attached a hollow sinewy vein, stretching right along
 5   I,  17|    round it is fastened by fine sinewy membranes, that resemble
 6   I,  17|        The penis is gristly and sinewy in its texture. With it
 7  II,  1 |        all quadrupeds are bony, sinewy, and fleshless; and in point
 8 III,  1 |        a duct, thicker and more sinewy than the other just alluded
 9 III,  3 |   narrower than it, and is very sinewy; and as it stretches away
10 III,  3 |  becomes exceedingly narrow and sinewy.~First of all, then, upwards
11 III,  4 | effected by means of minute and sinewy vessels. The aorta, just
12 III,  4 |       it gets narrower and more sinewy. And from the aorta there
13 III,  4 |        kidneys springs a hollow sinewy vein, running along the
14  IV,  8 |       the marrow are two strong sinewy ducts running past the sockets
15   v,  2 |        penis of the camel is so sinewy that bow-strings are manufactured
16 VII,  1 |        sleek and the reverse of sinewy, and all the more among