Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  1  |    side of the spine, until it reaches the midriff, where the eggs
 2 III,  3  |       on either side, until it reaches the loins and passes on
 3 III,  3  |    ribs, until one of the pair reaches the spleen and the other
 4 III,  3  |       the spleen and the other reaches the liver; and after this
 5  IV,  2  |    length of the body until it reaches the anal vent.~These are
 6   v,  28 |      the surface; and, when it reaches maturity, it comes out of
 7  VI,  22 |        horse, however, when it reaches thirty years is regarded
 8  VI,  22 |   another six years the animal reaches its full bulk, and goes
 9  VI,  22 |   years old. The female, then, reaches maturity more rapidly than
10 VII,  7  |       pressure. After the seed reaches the womb and remains there
11 VIII,  19|       whatever of them the sun reaches it spoils.~Fishes are caught
12 VIII,  21|     the decay goes on until it reaches the lungs, when the animal
13  IX,  45 |        that it has a mane that reaches down to the point of the
14  IX,  45 | shoulder, as that of the horse reaches down to its withers; but
15  IX,  45 |      is brown-yellow; the mane reaches down to the eyes, and is
16  IX,  45 |        of hair on the forehead reaches down to the eyes, so that