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1 III, 6 | but only into a flaccid consistency like that of milk which 2 III, 6 | antelope admits of a firmer consistency in coagulation; for in this 3 III, 22| watery both in colour and consistency; but it coagulates and thickens 4 IV, 4 | that they are of a firmer consistency in the cuttle-fish. After 5 v, 16| something lung like in consistency. And, on all hands, it is 6 v, 17| is of a loose or granular consistency, and is divided into eight 7 v, 22| ripen and mature, gathers consistency; for at first it is like 8 v, 22| during these days it has no consistency; but it attains consistency 9 v, 22| consistency; but it attains consistency in about twenty days. The 10 v, 22| its peculiar sweetness and consistency.~The bee gathers from every 11 v, 22| but with honey of great consistency; and the honeycomb, by the 12 VI, 33| suckling her young. The milk in consistency resembles sow’s milk. The 13 VII, 1 | spermatic fluid is of a thin consistency it is infertile; when granular