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Alphabetical [« »] fineness 1 finer 3 finest 1 finger 10 finger-breadths 1 finger-joint 1 fingers 9	Frequency [« »] 10 envelops 10 existence 10 feelers 10 finger 10 flock 10 fourteen 10 fourth	Aristotle The History of Animals IntraText - Concordances finger

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 1   I,  15|     fingers". The part of the finger that bends is termed "knuckle",
 2   I,  15| termed the "phalanx". The big finger or thumb is single-jointed,
 3   I,  15|    both of the arm and of the finger takes place from without
 4  IV,  8 | scallops, if you present your finger near their open valves,
 5   v,  15|    murex is bigger than one’s finger, and by means of it, it
 6   v,  17|   caught at times less then a finger’s breadth, or seven-tenths
 7   v,  30|      dew.~If you present your finger to a cicada and bend back
 8   v,  30|      if you were to keep your finger outstretched altogether;
 9   v,  30|     will set to climbing your finger: for the creature is so
10   v,  30|    will take to climbing your finger as though that were a moving