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 1   I,  1 |          Of these, all which are produced by union of animals of the
 2   I,  1 |      kind, but all which are not produced by animals, but from decaying
 3   I,  1 |      those animals which are not produced by parents had themselves
 4   I,  1 |        had themselves united and produced others, then their offspring
 5   I,  1 |    themselves separately but are produced upon other trees, as the
 6   I,  2 |   creatures are formed which are produced in the ordinary course of
 7   I,  8 |         ovipara are perfect when produced. In order that these may
 8   I,  11|       vagina, where the young is produced in those animals which are
 9   I,  11|     impossible for animals to be produced alive near the hypozoma,
10   I,  11|         but the living young are produced in the lower part of the
11   I,  13|       uterus, where the eggs are produced, is under the hypozoma by
12   I,  14|        side, in which the egg is produced.~
13   I,  16|   copulate and the offspring are produced from animals of the same
14   I,  16|         Others again are neither produced from animals nor unite with
15   I,  16|       other animals; in this are produced the results of conception.
16   I,  18|     called fleas; from these are produced animals indeed, but not
17   I,  18|         a different kind are not produced by semen coming from all
18   I,  18|        In some cases no semen is produced at all, as by the willow
19   I,  18|        last stage, whether it is produced by all or no.~
20   I,  21|          that one thing which is produced comes from them only in
21   I,  21|          insects. For the effect produced by the semen in the female (
22   I,  21|       males do insert a part) is produced in the case of these insects
23   I,  21|          separated the young are produced quickly. For the union lasts
24  II,  1 |        eggs increase after being produced.~All the vivipara are sanguineous,
25  II,  1 |         their union something is produced, only it is imperfect; the
26  II,  1 |         the perfect is naturally produced from the more perfect. If
27  II,  1 |     which are not born alive but produced as a scolex or an egg; others
28  II,  1 |        after the animal has been produced does this something perish
29  II,  1 |       whenever a living thing is produced it must grow. It is produced,
30  II,  1 |     produced it must grow. It is produced, then, by something else
31  II,  1 |        same name, as e.g. man is produced by man, but it is increased
32  II,  3 |           whenever a wind-egg is produced by any animal, the egg so
33  II,  4 |         which are not themselves produced from a male or female parent
34  II,  4 |     oviparous, and the animal is produced from the egg within the
35  II,  6 |    separated from the mother and produced from an egg, within which
36  II,  6 |          breathe at all, but are produced as a scolex or an egg; those
37  II,  6 |       qualitative distinction is produced, and so the eyelids become
38  II,  6 |      sets of them must have been produced, for even if they had grown
39  II,  7 |         the embryo, for then are produced women of a masculine and
40  II,  8 |   animals from the first are not produced from parents of the same
41  II,  8 | Empedocles, because from both is produced something "dense", the "
42  II,  8 |         then since (1) mules are produced of both sexes and are not
43  II,  8 |          that anything should be produced from mules. For (1) another
44  II,  8 |         and so is not wont to be produced in wintry regions because
45  II,  8 |          another, but the animal produced by them is no longer fertile
46  II,  8 |      dwarf mule; for "ginni" are produced also from the crossing of
47 III,  1 |         of it. The wind-eggs are produced in greater numbers than
48 III,  2 |     principle.~The young bird is produced out of the egg by the mother’
49 III,  2 |          what is called milk, is produced for the young of vivipara
50 III,  2 |        we find it till they have produced and brought up their young,
51 III,  2 |         uria" or rotten eggs are produced; for just as wines turn
52 III,  2 |          manner in which animals produced from perfect eggs are hatched
53 III,  3 |        the mother.~The young are produced from the egg in the same
54 III,  5 |     sexes exist and the eggs are produced in consequence of impregnation,
55 III,  7 |          the egg would have been produced as it is in some fishes,
56 III,  7 |        an animal. Eggs, however, produced from copulation but already
57 III,  8 |                  8~The young are produced in the same way also by
58 III,  9 |        and hardness (for what is produced by some is hard), but by
59 III,  10|       spontaneously generated or produced by some other animal, or (
60 III,  10|          that animal ought to be produced from them instead of bees.
61 III,  10|          plain that they are not produced from copulation, either (
62 III,  10|    follow that the bees also are produced from bees themselves without
63 III,  10|       akin to them, for they are produced from the leaders. Hence
64 III,  10|        same kind is always to be produced from each; but this is impossible,
65 III,  10|       The grubs of the kings are produced last and are not many in
66 III,  10|    collected and many drones are produced but in rainy reasons a large
67 III,  10|         indication that bees are produced without copulation is the
68 III,  11|          of a hot nature are not produced in lakes nor in the fresher
69 III,  11|          living things which are produced in connexion with each of
70 III,  11|        plants; some of these are produced from seed, some from slips,
71 III,  11|          onions. In the last way produced mussels, for smaller ones
72 III,  11|       one such creature has been produced, then is produced a number
73 III,  11|       has been produced, then is produced a number of them. For all
74 III,  11|     shoots.... Other animals are produced in the form of a scolex,
75  IV,  2 |       said. For more females are produced by the young and by those
76  IV,  3 |  existence. And the offspring is produced indeed of a certain quality,
77  IV,  3 |        is that male children are produced resembling the mother and
78  IV,  3 |         heated; sometimes having produced no effect, sometimes less
79  IV,  3 |    female and male offspring are produced, (2) why some are similar
80  IV,  4 |           that several young are produced from one emission of semen
81  IV,  4 |        two separate chickens are produced with nothing abnormal about
82  IV,  4 |       between them, the chickens produced are monstrous, having one
83  IV,  4 | Therefore many small ones may be produced together, but it is hard
84  IV,  4 |    regard to the number of young produced, the solid-hoofed produce
85  IV,  5 |          others of its young are produced perfect.~
86  IV,  7 |    endangering her life, and she produced a lump of flesh which is
87  IV,  8 |          this upper part also is produced the generative secretion
88   V,  1 |      than other animals that are produced in anything like a perfect