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 1   I,  1 |        through contrast of the property or accident, such as colour
 2   I,  1 |        the subject of the same property or accident; and also in
 3   I,  1 |       object in view; and this property is not common to all creatures
 4  II,  17|    this altogether exceptional property in the tongue, that it is
 5  II,  17|      outer extremity, and this property is the more marked in the
 6  II,  17|    simple form.~An exceptional property in fishes and in birds for
 7 III,  7 |   quadrupeds. This exceptional property has been observed in fishes,
 8 III,  19|      corrupt rapidly, and this property characterizes especially
 9  IV,  4 |     shells, like the oyster. A property common to the above mentioned,
10  IV,  5 |       up above; (and this same property is common to all stromboids
11   v,  1 |       is man.~Now there is one property that animals are found to
12 VIII,  7|      that they are the private property of the Epirote royal family,
13  IX,  5 |       possesses some medicinal property.~In their first year stags
14  IX,  6 |        is supposed to have the property of ejecting arrows in the
15  IX,  45| alarmed that the dung has this property; when the animal is undisturbed