Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  19|  incorruptible, but blood and all things containing it corrupt rapidly,
 2   v,  8 |       spring, in which almost all things that fly or walk or swim
 3   v,  16|        harden all similar growing things), and to arrest their growth.
 4   v,  21|           of the drones from such things as above mentioned, but
 5   v,  32| practically anything, both in dry things that are becoming moist
 6   v,  32|       becoming moist and in moist things that are drying, provided
 7 VII,  6 |         as pimples or scars. Such things have been known to be handed
 8 VII,  8 |          in the natural course of things takes place in all animals
 9 VII,  12|         taken undiluted; and most things that tend to induce flatulency
10 VIII,  1|    proceeds little by little from things lifeless to animal life
11 VIII,  1|         Thus, next after lifeless things in the upward scale comes
12  IX,  14|          like sea-balls, i.e. the things that by the name of halosachne