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  1   I,  1 |          kind, explaining how each part exists on account of such
  2   I,  2 |      certain faculty and a certain part—just as with the part used
  3   I,  2 |      certain part—just as with the part used for sight or locomotion—
  4   I,  2 |          sight or locomotion—which part is also plain to sense-perception.)~
  5   I,  2 |         though only the generative part is disabled, yet pretty
  6   I,  2 |           in virtue of an isolated part or an isolated faculty.
  7   I,  4 |      because it is better so, this part also must be for one of
  8   I,  4 |              For the testes are no part of the ducts but are only
  9   I,  6 |       testes are deficient in this part, as has been said, not because
 10   I,  6 |           simple. There is a small part similar to this connected
 11   I,  6 |          system of quadrupeds, for part of the reflected duct is
 12   I,  6 |            duct is sanguineous and part is not; the fluid is already
 13   I,  6 |         passes through this latter part, so that once it has arrived
 14   I,  6 |           section of the reflected part of the duct in man and similar
 15   I,  7 |            closely with so small a part and have no organs of attachment,
 16   I,  8 |     vivipara are not alike in this part; women and all the vivipara
 17   I,  8 |         this is to happen. But the part about the hypozoma is hot,
 18   I,  8 |            shown by that being the part which concocts the food.
 19   I,  11|            process is for the most part the same as in birds, for
 20   I,  11|          are produced in the lower part of the uterus.~So much for
 21   I,  12|      suited to keep the protective part separate.~[The position
 22   I,  13|           in this class all have a part whereby the urine is voided,
 23   I,  13|          viviparous. For the upper part of the uterus, where the
 24   I,  13|         abdomen; for it is in that part that the animal is viviparous.
 25   I,  15|          animals. The female has a part corresponding to the uterus,
 26   I,  15|         excrement and leads to the part like a uterus, for the male
 27   I,  15|       discharges either semen or a part of himself or any other
 28   I,  16|           male does not insert any part into the female, but the
 29   I,  16|            eggs. In the female the part analogous to the uterus
 30   I,  17|           parents. Wherefore it is part of the same inquiry to ask
 31   I,  17|          comes from each and every part of the body may be reduced
 32   I,  17|        parent is deficient in this part the semen does not come
 33   I,  17|          is that the corresponding part is not formed in the offspring.
 34   I,  17|           young are born like them part for part as well as in the
 35   I,  17|            born like them part for part as well as in the whole
 36   I,  18|         plant does not possess one part, and another part may be
 37   I,  18|      possess one part, and another part may be removed, and a third
 38   I,  18|            of the semen from every part of the body.~Further, if
 39   I,  18|          that which comes from any part, as blood from blood or
 40   I,  18|         not be identical with that part. But if it is something
 41   I,  18|            the semen come from one part only, for why should not
 42   I,  18|           blood be formed from one part of the parent? Indeed, this
 43   I,  18|        later. And to say that some part of the semen is sinew and
 44   I,  18|         coming from any particular part, and consequently neither
 45   I,  18|      neither is the special sexual part so determined (if really
 46   I,  18|        which shows that the sexual part does not exist in the semen).
 47   I,  18|      should we assert this of this part any more than of others?
 48   I,  18|            does not come from this part, the uterus, the same account
 49   I,  18|            of copulation inserts a part of herself into the male.
 50   I,  18|         but only from the creative part—from the workman, so to
 51   I,  18|    mentioned (for the slander is a part of the whole trouble), and
 52   I,  18| heterogeneous, or (2) an unnatural part such as a growth, or (3)
 53   I,  18|         Now that semen cannot be a part of the body is plain, for
 54   I,  18|           with it.~Semen, then, is part of a useful secretion. But
 55   I,  18|         left over from it, just as part of a painter’s colour is
 56   I,  18|         the liquid; for the useful part of the nutriment we have
 57   I,  19|      somehow divided up, that each part of the body is made, and
 58   I,  19|           also or any other bodily part is not hand or other part
 59   I,  19|          part is not hand or other part in a true sense if it be
 60   I,  19|       their occurrence the greater part has been evacuated, the
 61   I,  20|            is merely proper to the part concerned in each case,
 62   I,  20|           discharged from the same part, nor could they be separated
 63   I,  20|           matter is only that each part should correspond to the
 64   I,  21|            body of the embryo as a part of it from the first, mingling
 65   I,  21|             it appears, insert any part of themselves into the female,
 66   I,  21|      contrary the female inserts a part of herself into the male;
 67   I,  21|            whose males do insert a part) is produced in the case
 68   I,  21|            the female inserts that part of herself which receives
 69   I,  21|        that which is generated, as part of the material embryo,
 70   I,  21|     insects whose females insert a part of themselves into the male).
 71   I,  22|           where he does this is no part of the resulting embryo;
 72   I,  22|        embryo; just so no material part comes from the carpenter
 73   I,  22|       which he works, nor does any part of the carpenter’s art exist
 74   I,  22|       moves his hands or any other part of him with a motion of
 75   I,  22|            the female inserts some part of herself into the male,
 76   I,  23|            is an embryo, a certain part of it giving rise to the
 77   I,  23|          nutriment, so also from a part of the seed springs the
 78   I,  23|          former remain paired some part of a day, while the semen
 79  II,  1 |        this: an egg is that from a part of which the young comes
 80  II,  1 |           must either be soul or a part of soul, or something containing
 81  II,  1 |      embryo itself, being either a part of it or separate from it.
 82  II,  1 |             nothing which is not a part of the whole plant or animal.
 83  II,  1 |          perish. Therefore it is a part of the embryo itself which
 84  II,  1 |          and if indeed there is no part of the soul which does not
 85  II,  1 |       which does not exist in some part of the body, it would also
 86  II,  1 |           body, it would also be a part containing soul in it from
 87  II,  1 |          other, and does the later part exist on account of the
 88  II,  1 |            exist on account of the part which is next to it, or
 89  II,  1 |          it is impossible that any part of it should exist ready
 90  II,  1 |        semen or seed, whether that part be able to make the other
 91  II,  1 |           is not possible that any part should exist in it, and
 92  II,  1 |         sense (not by touching any part at the moment, but by having
 93  II,  1 |            the first as a complete part.~But how is each part formed?
 94  II,  1 |     complete part.~But how is each part formed? We must answer this
 95  II,  1 |          into being, and that as a part having life or soul. For
 96  II,  1 |        concerning the parts. As no part, if it participate not in
 97  II,  1 | participate not in soul, will be a part except in an equivocal sense (
 98  II,  1 |          Accordingly it is not any part that is the cause of the
 99  II,  1 |          Hence it is that only one part comes into being first and
100  II,  1 |            it. If this is a single part, this must come into being
101  II,  2 |            not become solid in any part but the whole of it goes
102  II,  2 |        becomes thicker, the watery part in it being separated off
103  II,  3 |         that which enters makes no part of the resulting embryo,
104  II,  3 |      embryo, where is the material part of it diverted if (as we
105  II,  3 |            virtue of the sensitive part of the soul)—does this exist
106  II,  3 |          the female or to form any part of the embryo that has taken
107  II,  3 |       changes without becoming any part of the curdling masses.~
108  II,  4 |          within themselves in that part from whence the semen is
109  II,  4 |      natural body, while the lower part is a mere addition for the
110  II,  4 |           the plant. And hence the part of the female which receives
111  II,  4 |          puts into form the purest part of the female secretion (
112  II,  4 |         secretion (for the greater part of the catamenia also is
113  II,  4 |        fluid, as is the most fluid part of the male secretion, i.e.
114  II,  4 |            in some insects, by the part in the female analogous
115  II,  4 |           such intercourse, if the part chance to be in heat and
116  II,  4 |           also excite heat in this part. Hence it acts like cone-shaped
117  II,  4 |        when, I say, the more solid part comes together, the liquid
118  II,  5 |          hand, flesh, or any other part to exist; it will be no
119  II,  5 |            better than a corpse or part of a corpse. If then, when
120  II,  6 |          are superior in size; the part below is both smaller and
121  II,  6 |        scolex is towards the upper part, for this is smaller in
122  II,  6 |          an attempt to state which part comes into being after which,
123  II,  6 |        there must first exist some part in which is the principle
124  II,  6 |     principle of movement (I say a part because this is from the
125  II,  6 |         this is from the first one part of the end and the most
126  II,  6 |         end and the most important part too); next after this the
127  II,  6 |          embryo if considered as a part of the end. Therefore all
128  II,  6 |           And for this reason that part which contains the first
129  II,  6 |       heart, therefore this is the part first formed in the whole
130  II,  6 |            the body itself or some part of the body of animals,
131  II,  6 |          but the eye is the purest part of the liquidity about the
132  II,  6 |           brain, there is no other part in the head that is cold
133  II,  6 |           Now the eyelid is such a part. But since Nature makes
134  II,  6 |            in a household the best part of the food that comes in
135  II,  6 |           earthy residue, but that part of the blood which is not
136  II,  6 |            residue, and the earthy part in the bodies of all animals
137  II,  7 |           for the embryo into this part of the uterus as she sends
138  II,  8 |           in the mule; the useless part of the nutriment is discharged
139 III,  1 |       changing previously from one part of the uterus to another;
140 III,  1 |            laying two for the most part, for they neither lay one (
141 III,  1 |          are not wont for the most part to attain their full growth
142 III,  1 |        often said already. The one part, then, of the egg is nearer
143 III,  1 |        into being, that is the hot part; the more earthy part gives
144 III,  1 |          hot part; the more earthy part gives the substance of the
145 III,  1 |     animals of a hotter nature the part from which the first principle
146 III,  1 |          is separated off from the part from which comes the nutriment,
147 III,  1 |           cases then where the hot part is considerable it is separated
148 III,  1 |        with it; finally as the hot part is separated the white takes
149 III,  1 |          but the yellow and earthy part is inside. And if we enclose
150 III,  1 |         single egg, all the yellow part coming into the middle and
151 III,  2 |            at one end, is that the part of the white in which is
152 III,  2 |        than the blunt end; for the part attached to the uterus comes
153 III,  2 |       little of it, and the earthy part remaining. Now at first
154 III,  2 |             Now at first a certain part of this membrane at the
155 III,  2 |           are born head-first, the part where is the first principle
156 III,  2 |         creature developing out of part of the egg, and receiving
157 III,  2 |      completion from the remaining part. For Nature not only places
158 III,  2 |       young of vivipara in another part, in the breasts, Nature
159 III,  2 |            and yolk are the earthy part in each case, wherefore
160 III,  2 |           mother, the embryo takes part of it away from her). So
161 III,  4 |        beginning as the more solid part liquefies and the liquid
162 III,  5 |            for fish [when the tail part does not prevent it] copulate
163 III,  8 |            to the egg by its front part, for here alone is it possible,
164 III,  9 |            is not developed from a part of them. All these products
165 III,  10|          young and mould the first part of the combs, but they generate
166 III,  11|         uniform; they arise from a part of something, and while
167 III,  11|            from the mother or from part of the conception. If then
168 III,  11|         must have got it from some part of the conception, and such
169 III,  11|            do not develop out of a part of something (as do animals
170 III,  11|            grows towards the upper part and the first principle,
171 III,  11|      principle, since in the lower part is the nourishment for the
172 III,  11|         the scolex, when the upper part has grown by taking up into
173 III,  11|           by taking up into itself part of the substance in the
174 III,  11|         the substance in the lower part, the lower part is then
175 III,  11|          the lower part, the lower part is then differentiated out
176 III,  11|     absorbed by all animals in the part below the hypozoma.~That
177 III,  11|             for at first the lower part is large in them and the
178  IV,  1 |            which has come from the part by which male and female
179  IV,  1 |     necessary consequence for this part which they call the uterus
180  IV,  1 |         found together in the same part of the uterus; this we have
181  IV,  1 |           should exist "sundered", part in the female parent and
182  IV,  1 |           in the female parent and part in the male, as Empedocles
183  IV,  1 |          limbs hath been sundered, part in the man's..."; nor yet
184  IV,  1 |            female according as one part prevails over another.~And,
185  IV,  1 |         better to say that the one part makes the embryo female
186  IV,  1 |       parts is always near another part where the struggle is not
187  IV,  1 |          but has not acquired this part, it will be a female without
188  IV,  1 |         been observed in the right part of the uterus, a male in
189  IV,  1 |           both at once in the same part, and this not only once
190  IV,  1 |        parts, explaining what each part is and for what reason it
191  IV,  1 |        into this state. And as one part of first-rate importance
192  IV,  1 |            though mutilated in one part alone, depart so much from
193  IV,  1 |         first principle and in the part which contains the principle
194  IV,  1 |            female, and this is the part of the body in which it
195  IV,  1 |            is not in virtue of any part you please that it is male
196  IV,  1 |          or hear by possessing any part you please.~To recapitulate,
197  IV,  1 |          which is carried to every part of the body, and this is
198  IV,  1 |         each of the secretions the part fitted to receive it. But
199  IV,  1 |    Therefore they must also have a part to receive this, and this
200  IV,  1 |          to receive this, and this part must be unlike the passages
201  IV,  1 |           a nature, this being the part by which the female differs
202  IV,  3 |        body as a whole and in each part, male and female offspring
203  IV,  3 |     characters. Hence for the most part the male offspring resemble
204  IV,  3 |         agent, mastering it in one part but not in another, makes
205  IV,  3 |         that semen comes from each part of both parents; if an equal
206  IV,  3 |          both parents; if an equal part comes from each, then, they
207  IV,  3 |        being born defective in any part, for monstrosity is also
208  IV,  4 |            yolk, whereas the lower part comes into being later and
209  IV,  4 |           he produces for the most part only one young one and that
210  IV,  4 |        embryo by itself becoming a part of it and mixing with the
211  IV,  4 |      required by the nature of the part. The result is then that
212  IV,  4 |           being more than one such part, as eddies do in rivers;
213  IV,  4 |         retaining the form of that part whence it arose as a superfluity.~
214  IV,  4 |            thus, if the heart is a part of such a kind then that
215  IV,  8 |         embryo; now the nutritious part in all things is the sweetest
216  IV,  8 |            in quantity because the part consumed by the embryo is
217  IV,  8 |         since the easily concocted part is less drawn away from
218  IV,  8 |         milk collects in the upper part of the body and the breasts
219  IV,  8 |           of the organism. For the part above the hypozoma is the
220  IV,  8 |          hypozoma is the sovereign part of the animal, while that
221  IV,  8 |           another. From this upper part also is produced the generative
222  IV,  8 |           and the heart is in this part of the body. Therefore it
223  IV,  10|          accidentally for the most part; for though the larger and
224   V,  1 |           takes place in the upper part of the body, which is consequently
225   V,  1 |           transferred to the lower part of the body, they now wake
226   V,  1 |            place more in the upper part of the body.~The eyes of
227   V,  1 |         sufficient cause, that the part concerned has only one colour
228   V,  1 |           sea that the transparent part of it appears light blue,
229   V,  1 |            is the movement of this part in so far as it is transparent,
230   V,  1 |         more in the aged, for this part also like the rest of the
231   V,  2 |            hearing is set upon the part concerned with breathing
232   V,  2 |            water; now the ear is a part added to the passages to
233   V,  3 |         man are thickest, for this part of his skin is thickest
234   V,  3 |          double motion, the earthy part tending downwards and the
235   V,  3 |            by all plants, from one part of the plant at a time,
236   V,  3 |           is naturally the coldest part of the body and sexual intercourse
237   V,  3 |         same reason that the front part of the head alone goes bald
238   V,  3 |         animal to do so; the front part goes bald because the brain
239   V,  4 |           nutriment coming to each part of the body is concocted
240   V,  4 |            heat appropriate to the part; if the heat is inadequate
241   V,  4 |         the heat is inadequate the part loses its efficiency, and
242   V,  5 |       found to be white in the one part and dark in the other. But
243   V,  6 |         uniformly coloured all the part under the belly is whiter.
244   V,  7 |           their female nature, the part by which they set the air
245   V,  7 |            their age advances this part which moves the air gains
246   V,  7 |         hearts, and therefore that part by which they set the air
247   V,  7 |            secrete the semen, this part also changes along with
248   V,  7 |            inequality, is that the part or organ through which the
249   V,  8 |            the jaw is flat in that part but narrow towards the mouth.
250   V,  8 |            mouth. From the greater part, therefore, must flow more
251   V,  8 |       teeth, and from the narrower part less.~The act of sucking
252   V,  8 |          front teeth are in a thin part, so that they are weak and
253   V,  8 |        much nutriment in the broad part of the bones, whereas the
254   V,  8 |           bones, whereas the front part being thin soon reaches