Book,  Paragraph

 1  II,  7 |      others have mouths of medium capacity, as the pig and his congeners.~(
 2  IV,  9 |           upper jaw to its utmost capacity. The tension is so great
 3   v,  14|          fluid and its generative capacity are not phenomena simultaneously
 4   v,  14|           the onset of generative capacity. As a general rule the female
 5   v,  14|      animals attain to generative capacity.~In the human species, the
 6  VI,  20|        indication is given of her capacity for the male; that is to
 7  VI,  35|   suppleness of its frame and its capacity for leaping.~
 8 VII,  5 | child-bearing in women and of the capacity to procreate in men, and
 9 VIII,  1|         amount of vitality and in capacity for motion.~A similar statement
10  IX,  1 |          appear to have a natural capacity corresponding to each of