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  1   I,  4 |         are much enlarged at the time of copulation, and all those
  2   I,  6 |      matured together before the time, so as not to be maturing
  3   I,  18|      creation of animals; in the time of his "Reign of Love",
  4   I,  18|       parts, and not at the same time, but sooner in some and
  5   I,  18|          For perhaps at the same time we shall see clearly also
  6   I,  18|          is true, during a short time in the flower of their youth
  7   I,  19|        to be emitted at the same time of life that the catamenia
  8   I,  19|         best condition about the time of producing eggs, for,
  9   I,  20|          in the male at the same time of life as the catamenia
 10   I,  20|       differentiated at the same time in both sexes; and as the
 11   I,  20|          than one young one at a time do so in consequence of
 12   I,  21|       this question. At the same time the answer to the next question
 13   I,  21|     animals remain united a long time, and when they are separated
 14   I,  23|          to remain united a long time until the male element has
 15   I,  23|      form the embryo in a longer time, as among the sanguinea.
 16  II,  1 |        is imperfect; at the same time, because they are of an
 17  II,  1 |       from the mother for a long time by sucking, as the young
 18  II,  3 |      does not become at the same time an animal and a man or a
 19  II,  4 |    happens to become so, and the time of change from one month
 20  II,  4 |        also it results that this time is stormier than the middle
 21  II,  4 |   concocted a little matter at a time is always coming away, and
 22  II,  4 |        and domestic fowl, but as time goes on and one generation
 23  II,  4 | potentially in a way at the same time, but the first principle
 24  II,  4 |        question be asked at what time it is to do so, but also
 25  II,  4 |          must speak later at the time appropriate for discussing
 26  II,  4 |          place, and at the right time), straightway the one acts
 27  II,  5 |     female in a certain space of time. About the cause of these
 28  II,  6 |          it made in any place or time whatever, but only in a
 29  II,  6 |          but only in a place and time naturally so fitted. For
 30  II,  6 |         order of development; as time goes on the lower also reaches
 31  II,  6 |           for in the intervening time they collapse. The reason
 32  II,  6 |          And children for a long time have no control over their
 33  II,  6 |         be separated at the same time as the heart is able to
 34  II,  6 |       they have to wait till the time when Nature has some residue
 35  II,  7 |      some produce one young at a time, some more than one, but
 36 III,  1 |          some lay many eggs at a time and some lay often; for
 37 III,  1 | catamenia advances a little at a time, and is not discharged externally,
 38 III,  2 |          the uterus. At the same time the egg-shell surrounds
 39 III,  4 |          it would if much of the time required for the whole development
 40 III,  5 |         their union lasts a long time, and it is plain in these
 41 III,  5 |     their eggs at about the same time of year, and the nearer
 42 III,  5 |          takes place at the same time, so is it also with their
 43 III,  5 |          in quantity at the same time as this happens to the eggs
 44 III,  7 |       leaving off treading for a time, he causes them to increase
 45 III,  7 |          fishes no such limit of time has been laid down, but
 46 III,  7 |        there is no such limit of time fixed with them as with
 47 III,  7 |        should expect, for by the time that the white and yolk
 48 III,  8 |   creatures lasts a considerable time, as in insects, and naturally
 49 III,  9 |         it were before the right time, as if the scolex, while
 50 III,  10| afterwards a smaller number each time at last one and thereafter
 51 III,  10|         remain united for a long time but produce quickly something
 52 III,  11|        For they seek at the same time the warmth of the sun and
 53 III,  11|          the sea, and after some time, when mud had collected
 54 III,  11|       became no more numerous as time passed, but increased greatly
 55  IV,  1 |      each individual at the same time, for it is better so. Hence
 56  IV,  1 | definitely female or male by the time when it possesses also the
 57  IV,  2 |        the same causes. For this time of the month is colder and
 58  IV,  3 |   developed except in its proper time.~This is the description
 59  IV,  4 |          other at an interval of time; that the later entering
 60  IV,  4 |      birth to more than one at a time, as in Egypt. And they are
 61  IV,  4 |      growth is perfected; at the time of birth great confusion
 62  IV,  4 |         closed, so that when the time for the catamenia has arrived
 63  IV,  5 |          to birth even if a long time elapses between the two
 64  IV,  5 |         continues during all the time of pregnancy. In women,
 65  IV,  6 |     bodily condition most of the time, whereas in most women gestation
 66  IV,  7 |    accordingly, but yet when the time for birth came on, she neither
 67  IV,  7 |        or at any rate for a long time, for in its nature it is
 68  IV,  8 |          becoming useful for the time of birth. For Nature has
 69  IV,  8 |         may neither fail at this time at all nor yet be at all
 70  IV,  8 |         the milk is concocted in time to suit this moment, but
 71  IV,  8 |      cause changes). At the same time the parts about the breasts
 72  IV,  8 |          is left over about this time, and the less is concocted
 73  IV,  8 |        according to Nature".~The time also at which the young
 74  IV,  8 |       its size, then at the same time the milk becomes useful
 75  IV,  8 |      these reasons it is at that time also that the young animal
 76  IV,  10|     animals should take a longer time. Yet this is not the cause
 77  IV,  10|         sanguinea do live a long time, yet the larger are not
 78  IV,  10| longer-lived. Man lives a longer time than any animal of which
 79  IV,  10|      later; but the cause of the time of gestation is the size
 80  IV,  10|      their perfection in a small time, whether they be animals
 81  IV,  10|          though living a shorter time than man, yet carry their
 82  IV,  10|      their young longer; for the time in the former is a year,
 83  IV,  10|         the same reason also the time is long in elephants; they
 84  IV,  10|          that in all animals the time of gestation and development
 85   V,  1 |          with the changes in the time of life, all animals are
 86   V,  1 |       plants, for indeed at this time animals do actually live
 87   V,  1 |      animal to sleep most of the time because the growth takes
 88   V,  1 |         they spend most of their time in sleep.~When awake infants
 89   V,  1 |          of the waking state. As time goes on and their growth
 90   V,  1 |          and spend most of their time in that condition. Children
 91   V,  1 |       light is weak; at the same time also liquid is in general
 92   V,  3 |         the hair gets coarser as time goes on, and some go bald
 93   V,  3 |      women, but men do so by the time their age is advancing.
 94   V,  3 |       one part of the plant at a time, and so are feathers and
 95   V,  3 |       important to them than the time of life), and to those animals
 96   V,  3 |         one goes bald before the time of sexual intercourse, and
 97   V,  3 |         intercourse, and at that time it is in those naturally
 98   V,  4 |         we tend to cold at every time of life, and especially
 99   V,  7 |          not strong; at the same time they set a great quantity
100   V,  7 |          voice of the succeeding time of life. If the testes are
101   V,  8 |         to obtain food after the time of taking milk is over,
102   V,  8 |          this happened about the time of reaching maturity, Nature
103   V,  8 |         but are only smoothed in time by wearing down), partly
104   V,  8 |       flat teeth grow for a long time, the last of them cutting