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 1   I,  13|      belly", and its root the "navel". Underneath this root the
 2   I,  13|       undivided part below the navel, the "abdomen", the extremity
 3   I,  13|      of the "pubes"; above the navel the "hypochondrium"; the
 4  II,  8 |     shin. It has no projecting navel, but only a hardness in
 5  II,  8 |       ordinary locality of the navel. Its upper part is much
 6 III,  2 |       veins run thus:-from the navel across the loins, along
 7  VI,  3 |     heart are now close to the navel. From the navel there stretch
 8  VI,  3 |   close to the navel. From the navel there stretch a pair of
 9  VI,  3 |        it is detached from the navel, and there is nothing in
10  VI,  3 |  Chirps; and the heart and the navel together palpitate as though
11 VII,  7 |        only that some have the navel attached to the womb, namely
12 VII,  8 | animals, or all such as have a navel, grow by the navel. And
13 VII,  8 |      have a navel, grow by the navel. And the navel is attached
14 VII,  8 |     grow by the navel. And the navel is attached to the cotyledon
15 VII,  10| afterbirth have come away, the navel is ligatured off from the