Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  11 |        there is a mucous liquid, scanty in some animals and plentiful
 2 III,  11 |       The hair on the head grows scanty and sheds out to a greater
 3 III,  11 |          the chin; except that a scanty beard grows on some women
 4 III,  11 |         found in women, but more scanty and sparse. Men and women
 5 III,  16 |        and the flesh is somewhat scanty. And animals with small
 6 III,  17 |       the eel; for it has only a scanty supply of suet about the
 7 III,  19 |         abundance-nor again very scanty, as is the case with animals
 8 III,  21 |      nutritious, but milk with a scanty supply of cheese is the
 9 VII,  5  |        when the emissions become scanty and weak. The age at which
10 VII,  11 |  menstrual purgations tend to be scanty in persons suffering from
11 VIII,  2 | suffocation if they be kept in a scanty supply of water. This same
12 VIII,  2 |        if they be shut up with a scanty supply of air. The eel in
13 VIII,  28|       the hawk; for provision is scanty for the carnivorous animals,
14 VIII,  28|      birds being scarce; food is scanty also for the hare and for