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 1 III,  11|      the eyebrows; of the later growths the hairs on the pubes are
 2 III,  11|        regions where congenital growths and the subsequent growths
 3 III,  11|      growths and the subsequent growths are found are equal in number.
 4 III,  11|     reaching puberty, the later growths of hair never come at all;
 5 III,  11|          or, rather, two of the growths shed off, but not that on
 6  IV,  1 |      certain hair-like or furry growths in their bodies.~In the
 7  IV,  4 |     have in all cases the hairy growths or beards, in a circular
 8  IV,  4 |         mouth several hair-like growths, and next after these two
 9   v,  16|      all similar vegetable-like growths. And this accounts for the
10  IX,  50|         early manhood, the late growths of hair quit them except
11  IX,  50| entirely depart. The congenital growths of hair never fall out,