Book, Paragraph

 1   V, 24|      its father and mother, and plants come from the earth, because
 2   V, 30|        the other, nor, if a man plants, does he usually find treasure.
 3 VII, 2 |       that not only animals and plants and their parts are substances,
 4 VIII, 1|       the simple bodies; second plants and their parts, and animals
 5 XII, 1 |      all men, and includes e.g. plants and animals), of which we
 6 XII, 7 |  because the beginnings both of plants and of animals are causes,
 7 XII, 10|       both fishes and fowls and plants; and the world is not such
 8 XIV, 4 |     substances, all animals and plants and all individuals that
 9 XIV, 5 | universe to that of animals and plants, on the ground that the
10 XIV, 5 |       this world of animals and plants the principles from which