Book,  Paragraph

 1 III,  2  |   frame of animals, flesh and whatsoever in the several parts is
 2 III,  7  |      appear to have no marrow whatsoever in their bones: as is the
 3 III,  9  | articulated, but has no nails whatsoever—of animals furnished with
 4 III,  19 |      its supply of blood; for whatsoever is fat is destitute of blood.~
 5  IV,  8  |      is common to all animals whatsoever.~In some animals the organs
 6  VI,  3  |    there is no hard substance whatsoever. Such is the condition of
 7 VII,  7  |    full of veins.~All animals whatsoever, whether they fly or swim
 8 VIII,  1 |    animals give no indication whatsoever of it, whilst others indicate
 9 VIII,  1 |   will be this substance. And whatsoever is in conformity with nature
10 VIII,  2 |      greater part have no fat whatsoever. When removed from the water
11 VIII,  14|     transparent, with nothing whatsoever in its stomach; and the