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 1   I,  17|   every single pore in it go branches from the great vein. Those
 2 III,  2 |    at its extremity; the one branches in the direction of the
 3 III,  3 |    be filled with blood.~The branches of the blood-vessels lie
 4 III,  3 |   the heart, the entire vein branches off in two directions. For
 5 III,  3 |      two directions. For its branches extend to the sides and
 6 III,  3 |    the ear to the brain, and branches off in a number of fine
 7 III,  4 | branch off, accompanying the branches from the big vein; only
 8 III,  4 |    are less in size, and the branches very considerably less than
 9 III,  4 | passes through the liver two branches separate off, of which one
10 III,  4 |     that organ. Another part branches off from the left-hand side
11 III,  4 |      big vein, only that the branches in the case of the aorta
12 III,  4 |   blood-vessels there extend branches to each of the two flanks,
13 III,  4 |     the two flanks, and both branches fasten on to the bone. Vessels
14 III,  9 |  throughout, and ramify into branches (or antlers). And, whereas
15  IV,  2 | convolute organ at the chest branches off another coil about as
16  IX,  13|     trees on the slender top branches. They say that the inhabitants