Book,  Paragraph

 1   v,  1 |     plants are generated from the seed of plants, whilst other
 2   v,  1 |  elemental principle similar to a seed; and of these latter plants
 3   v,  17|           eggs is that of a small seed in a fig; and they are not
 4   v,  19|          hard egg, resembling the seed of the cnecus, with a juice
 5 VII,  1 |           male begins to engender seed; and at the same time hair
 6 VII,  1 |     plants first blossom and then seed. About the same time, the
 7 VII,  1 |   friction to provoke emission of seed are apt to experience pain
 8 VII,  3 |          of the womb on which the seed falls with oil of cedar,
 9 VII,  3 | commingled with olive oil. If the seed remain within for seven
10 VII,  4 |        the womb has conceived the seed, straightway in the majority
11 VII,  5 |         case with the emission of seed and in the other with the
12 VII,  7 |     pneumatic pressure. After the seed reaches the womb and remains
13 VIII,  1|           plants that spring from seed the one function seems to