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 1   I,  13|     part is the "flank": the undivided part below the navel, the "
 2  II,  1 |  this part is continuous and undivided.~Furthermore, of animals
 3  II,  13|    has a tail of continuous, undivided shape, but not, by the way,
 4  II,  17|   that are furnished with an undivided liver, the organ lies entirely
 5 III,  3 |   part consisting of a large undivided vessel. But there split
 6 III,  4 |    each of the two remaining undivided, the aorta and the big vein
 7 III,  7 | skull consists of one single undivided bone, as in the case of
 8 III,  9 |      and they are simple and undivided in structure. In the case
 9 III,  9 |    and the elephant has toes undivided and slightly articulated,
10 III,  12|     of any creature that has undivided wings. Neither will the
11  IV,  2 | bifurcate, in the male it is undivided; the belly-fins in the female
12  IV,  2 |    extremities, and four are undivided. The region of the so-called
13  IV,  3 |    crab’s body is single and undivided, including its head and
14   v,  30|   singing ones, and some are undivided; and these latter have no