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  1   I,  1 |          plants, for some are not formed by themselves separately
  2   I,  2 |          that those creatures are formed which are produced in the
  3   I,  17|         corresponding part is not formed in the offspring. Thirdly,
  4   I,  18|           theory. For if blood is formed from something which is
  5   I,  18|     offspring as well as blood be formed from one part of the parent?
  6   I,  18|        things which are naturally formed, not because there is any
  7   I,  18|         meaning that the whole is formed from something preexisting
  8   I,  18|        that from which finally is formed each of the parts of the
  9   I,  19|           blood, or (2) something formed from this. But since it
 10   I,  19|           bloodless and no fat is formed in them, that which is analogous
 11   I,  19|         that the offspring is not formed by a mixture of both, as
 12   I,  19|       evacuated, the remainder is formed into a foetus. Cases of
 13   I,  22|          from which the embryo is formed in the first instance, but
 14   I,  23|        until the male element has formed the embryo, as with those
 15   I,  23|         like plants; but they are formed and generated from a liquid
 16  II,  1 |         sort of material they are formed. That (3) they exist because
 17  II,  1 |    entered into her the young are formed and assume their peculiar
 18  II,  1 |    understanding how the plant is formed out of the seed or any animal
 19  II,  1 |            therefore if one organ formed another the form and the
 20  II,  1 |          whole animal or plant is formed from semen or seed, it is
 21  II,  1 |        part.~But how is each part formed? We must answer this by
 22  II,  4 |          perfect animal) has been formed, it is cast out from the
 23  II,  4 |         generative secretions are formed in animals. But when the
 24  II,  4 |           When the embryo is once formed, it acts like the seeds
 25  II,  4 | superfluous matter of which it is formed is its nourishment from
 26  II,  6 |        the sanguinea the heart is formed first, as was said at the
 27  II,  6 |      round these because they are formed out of them. The homogeneous
 28  II,  6 |         The homogeneous parts are formed by heat and cold, for some
 29  II,  6 |      unbaked pottery, and thus is formed the flesh or its analogues,
 30  II,  6 |          The sinews and bones are formed by the internal heat as
 31  II,  6 |           so each of the parts is formed; thus it is in one sense
 32  II,  6 |      brittle. The skin, again, is formed by the drying of the flesh,
 33  II,  6 |       boiled substances; it is so formed not only because it is on
 34  II,  6 |          points to the skin being formed out of such a glutinous
 35  II,  6 |          must be understood to be formed in one sense of necessity,
 36  II,  6 |  therefore this is the part first formed in the whole animal, and
 37  II,  6 |           last of the parts to be formed completely, for in the intervening
 38  II,  6 |   completion because the brain is formed with difficulty; for it
 39  II,  6 |           last of the bones to be formed; even after birth this bone
 40  II,  6 |        Each of the other parts is formed out of the nutriment, those
 41  II,  6 |          later on. The sinews are formed in the same way as the bones
 42  II,  6 |        parts, are on the contrary formed from the nutriment which
 43  II,  6 |      nature as the bones, and are formed out of the bones, but nails,
 44  II,  6 |           horns, and the like are formed out of the skin, and that
 45  II,  6 |       connate with them. They are formed, however, out of the nutriment
 46  II,  6 |          later why some teeth are formed and fall out but others
 47  II,  6 |         is because such parts are formed from a residue that man
 48  II,  6 |          how each of the parts is formed and what is the cause of
 49  II,  7 |         from the fluids which are formed in it; but neither in these
 50  II,  8 |         cases a hard substance is formed out of soft ones, like bronze
 51 III,  1 |           birds.~Some embryos are formed in birds spontaneously,
 52 III,  1 |          catamenia of vivipara is formed in birds at the appropriate
 53 III,  1 |          given. Wind-eggs are not formed in the flying birds, for
 54 III,  1 |       males. As for embryos being formed in fish also (though in
 55 III,  2 |           of these quadrupeds are formed in the same way as those
 56 III,  2 |        two-coloured, and they are formed near the hypozoma as are
 57 III,  2 |       from this that the young is formed (whereas the yolk turns
 58 III,  2 |          their growth as they are formed one after another. This
 59 III,  2 |          the heart has been first formed and the great blood-vessel
 60 III,  5 |           more liquid is the milt formed in the male. And just as
 61 III,  10|        more residual matter to be formed in the bodies of the leaders,
 62 III,  11|        testacea, some of them are formed spontaneously, some emit
 63 III,  11|           generated, and so to be formed still more plentifully in
 64 III,  11|         generated. Now all things formed in this way, whether in
 65 III,  11|        the testaceous animals are formed from a concretion of this
 66 III,  11|         That all the testacea are formed spontaneously is clear from
 67  IV,  1 |        they call the uterus to be formed in the embryo under the
 68  IV,  1 |         female, but the embryo is formed in any way you please.~The
 69  IV,  1 |        second place, again, it is formed, as we say, in a certain
 70  IV,  1 |         therefore a heart must be formed in the sanguinea (and the
 71  IV,  1 |         possess the sexes must be formed that which is analogous
 72  IV,  3 |           should be concocted and formed into distinct parts is too
 73  IV,  4 |       because the upper parts are formed earlier from the white,
 74  IV,  4 |           more young than one are formed, because the regions are
 75  IV,  4 |         For two embryos are often formed in the same region of the
 76  IV,  4 |         from which each animal is formed is not without a quantitative
 77  IV,  4 |         directions, nor can it be formed from any quantity you please.
 78  IV,  4 |           that only one should be formed out of all this, but a number
 79  IV,  4 |          much that several can be formed out of it. (The parallel
 80  IV,  4 |           point here, for what is formed by the heat of the semen
 81  IV,  4 |          such animals the embryos formed are numerous and do not
 82  IV,  4 |          because an embryo is not formed out of any quantity you
 83  IV,  4 |    principle many embryos are not formed, though the secretion is
 84  IV,  4 |        for one embryo alone to be formed from it. If ever too much
 85  IV,  5 |           able to bring the later formed embryo to birth, while others
 86  IV,  5 |         is converted to the first formed embryo because of its size,
 87  IV,  5 |      Nature, for their body is so formed from the beginning, as with
 88  IV,  6 |           the embryos while newly formed, their bodies are unable
 89  IV,  6 |           art so it is of what is formed by Nature. For the reason
 90  IV,  7 |         then, the embryo has been formed of a liquid hard to concoct,
 91  IV,  8 |                         8~Milk is formed in the females of all internally
 92  IV,  8 |     nourishment in animals is now formed and becomes thoroughly concocted.
 93  IV,  8 |         from which each animal is formed is plain, and has been stated
 94   V,  3 |         or their analogue are not formed out of the flesh but out
 95   V,  3 |        hairs, and such things are formed; they are hard and petrified
 96   V,  4 |           much residual matter is formed in the body and all its
 97   V,  8 |           why the front teeth are formed first and the grinders later,
 98   V,  8 |         are shed because they are formed in animals too early, for
 99   V,  8 |        shed, after they have been formed, partly because it is better
100   V,  8 |     prevents the teeth from being formed and being shed in this way;
101   V,  8 |       breath in the living things formed by Nature. But to say that
102   V,  8 |           for what cause they are formed. And we have spoken of the