Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  1  |     they pass into the wider space and turn from eggs into
 2 III,  5  |  attenuated subjects-for the space occupied by flesh in fat
 3 III,  8  |      in the case of the flat space in the region of the backbone,
 4 III,  17 |    so fat, there is always a space devoid of fat in between
 5  IV,  6  |      point of attachment the space is narrowed from side to
 6   v,  22 | filled with honey within the space of two or three days. Furthermore,
 7 VII,  3  |      perish do so within the space of these forty days.~In
 8 VIII,  20|  stones leaving a small open space, and in this space they
 9 VIII,  20|      open space, and in this space they insert a weel; they
10 VIII,  20|   they swim through the open space.~Shell-fish, as a rule,
11  IX,  32 |  eagles demands an extensive space for its maintenance, and
12  IX,  40 |    about within a restricted space, and the bee-keeper knows