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  1   I,  2 |       considering how and whence comes the semen; for there is
  2   I,  2 |        which this semen actually comes into being from the male
  3   I,  2 |          itself and out of which comes into being the offspring
  4   I,  10|         from an egg, and nothing comes from an imperfect one. It
  5   I,  17|        semen, and that the semen comes from the parents. Wherefore
  6   I,  17|      them, and to ask whether it comes from the whole of the body
  7   I,  17|           since some say that it comes from the whole of the body,
  8   I,  17|         be argued that the semen comes from each and every part
  9   I,  17|         would be like because it comes from each of the parts.
 10   I,  17|      some believe that the semen comes from all the body.~
 11   I,  18|          no proof that the semen comes from the whole body, because
 12   I,  18|       moving, from which nothing comes. And men generate before
 13   I,  18|      pericarp, and yet this also comes into being with the same
 14   I,  18|       also ask whether the semen comes from each of the homogeneous
 15   I,  18|          than this? If the semen comes from the heterogeneous alone,
 16   I,  18|          and nails. If the semen comes from both, what would be
 17   I,  18| generative parts? For that which comes from the male is not similar
 18   I,  18|      male is not similar to what comes from the female.~Again,
 19   I,  18|      female.~Again, if the semen comes from all parts of both parents
 20   I,  18|        from herself if the semen comes from all parts alike and
 21   I,  18|         those who say that semen comes from the whole of the body
 22   I,  18|     clear, then, that that which comes from any part, as blood
 23   I,  18|       the blood of the offspring comes, the coming of the semen
 24   I,  18|          while saying that semen comes from all parts of the body),
 25   I,  18|         or disproportion of that comes from the woman and the man,
 26   I,  18|          if it were true that it comes from all the body, as they
 27   I,  18|       ought not to claim that it comes from all parts of it, but
 28   I,  18|       were to say that the semen comes from the shoes, for, generally
 29   I,  18|         is not because the semen comes from all the body, but because
 30   I,  18|     thing when we say that night comes from day or a man becomes
 31   I,  18|    Epicharmus; thus from slander comes railing and from this fighting,
 32   I,  18|         house. Now the offspring comes from the semen, and it is
 33   I,  18|     being after B, as the voyage comes from, i.e. after, the Panathenaea;
 34   I,  18|         from which the new thing comes into being. We must discover
 35   I,  18|   differentiated. Now that which comes from the generating parent
 36   I,  18|          have in them that which comes from both. (Semen, or seed,
 37   I,  18|          later, grain in that it comes from something else, i.e.
 38   I,  18|       something else, the grain, comes from it, for both are really
 39   I,  18|  development of the young animal comes from it. Nutriment, again,
 40   I,  18|        for when they say that it comes from all the body by reason
 41   I,  18|         that semen is that which comes from all the body, we shall
 42   I,  18|         men at least, that which comes from them proves sometimes
 43   I,  20|          suppose that generation comes from this. For the catamenia
 44   I,  20|    female; hence, from one semen comes one bodys—for example, one
 45   I,  20|      divided, only one young one comes into being.~That, then,
 46   I,  21|          with the material which comes from the female? Or does
 47   I,  21|        principle of the movement comes from him. Therefore, if
 48   I,  21|          thing which is produced comes from them only in the sense
 49   I,  21|         the sense in which a bed comes into being from the carpenter
 50   I,  21|         wood, or in which a ball comes into being from the wax
 51   I,  21|         exists in it, or that it comes from all parts of the cock;
 52   I,  22|         just so no material part comes from the carpenter to the
 53  II,  1 |     nature, therefore that which comes into being is eternal in
 54  II,  1 |        cause, whereby that which comes into being is male, is better
 55  II,  1 |       female. The male, however, comes together and mingles with
 56  II,  1 |          part of which the young comes into being, the rest being
 57  II,  1 |         is that a perfect animal comes into being, reaching the
 58  II,  1 |       the semen. Everything that comes into being or is made must (
 59  II,  1 |     there he says that an animal comes into being in the same way
 60  II,  1 |          but that the liver only comes into being after the heart,
 61  II,  1 |        that from which the semen comes", in so far as the semen
 62  II,  1 |        that from which the semen comes, or in other words that
 63  II,  1 |        ceasing each of the parts comes into being, and that as
 64  II,  1 |         it is that only one part comes into being first and not
 65  II,  3 |         semen, in and with which comes away from the male the spiritus
 66  II,  4 |         say, the more solid part comes together, the liquid is
 67  II,  4 |       first principle from which comes the ordering of the body
 68  II,  4 |    should exist first from which comes growth and movement to the
 69  II,  4 |        if the heart, which first comes into being, already contains
 70  II,  4 |       blood, and the nourishment comes from outside, whence did
 71  II,  4 |          not true that all of it comes from outside just as in
 72  II,  4 |      real cause why each of them comes into being is that the secretion
 73  II,  4 |        the soul), and each thing comes into being in accordance
 74  II,  5 |        in potentiality. And what comes into being first is the
 75  II,  5 |   happens in all cases that what comes into being last fails first,
 76  II,  6 |         quantitative differentia comes into being, pre-existing
 77  II,  6 |      attempt to state which part comes into being after which,
 78  II,  6 |        that we must inquire what comes into being after what; for
 79  II,  6 |     contains the first principle comes into being first, next to
 80  II,  6 |       best part of the food that comes in is set apart for the
 81  II,  8 |           The ass in like manner comes very near generating a sterile
 82 III,  1 |         from the part from which comes the nutriment, the one being
 83 III,  1 |          of life and that whence comes the nutriment; only both
 84 III,  2 |         the sharp end of the egg comes out of the hen later than
 85 III,  2 |      part attached to the uterus comes out later, and the egg is
 86 III,  2 |         it is still soft when it comes out (for otherwise it would
 87 III,  2 |          then, as has been said, comes into being by the incubation
 88 III,  2 |       the uterus, for that which comes from the mother, the nutriment,
 89 III,  3 |          connected with it as it comes downwards with a view to
 90 III,  5 |         is used up. Therefore it comes down the ducts and diminishes
 91 III,  5 |          the male no such animal comes into being.~What helps in
 92 III,  6 |         always concocts whatever comes into it, as the nutriment;
 93 III,  7 |      contains the principle that comes from the male parent....
 94 III,  9 |          latter bursts and there comes forth as from an egg an
 95 III,  9 |         and bees, but after this comes into being the so-called
 96 III,  11|       takes such a form. Nothing comes into being by putrefying,
 97 III,  11|        is concocted. For nothing comes into being out of the whole
 98 III,  11|   correspond to this, and whence comes or what is the moving principle
 99 III,  11|     entrails of earth", in which comes into being the body of the
100  IV,  1 |          for the germ, they say, comes from the male while the
101  IV,  1 |      those who say that the male comes from the right and the female
102  IV,  1 |  material principle out of which comes into being an offspring
103  IV,  1 |     better so. Hence each region comes into being along with the
104  IV,  1 |         that from which an organ comes into being and that by which
105  IV,  1 |    whether we say that the semen comes from all the parts or goes
106  IV,  3 |      parent of the two from whom comes more semen, this applying
107  IV,  3 |        the assumption that semen comes from each part of both parents;
108  IV,  3 |        parents; if an equal part comes from each, then, they say,
109  IV,  4 |           whereas the lower part comes into being later and its
110  IV,  7 |     liquid hard to concoct, then comes the so-called mola into
111  IV,  8 |         an embryo). Therefore it comes forth from the mother and
112  IV,  8 |        the eighth month the milk comes into being, a white pus",
113   V,  1 |       drawn let us speak of what comes next in order. As soon then
114   V,  1 |       not dispersed in space but comes straight to the eye. For
115   V,  3 |     evaporates.~Hardening, then, comes of both heat and cold, for
116   V,  3 |          And as to the hair that comes later in life, eunuchs either
117   V,  5 |        to decay easily.~Greyness comes about by some sort of decay,
118   V,  8 |         is earlier (for dividing comes before crushing, and the