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 1   I,  1 |    nothing definite has yet been said, and to explain what is
 2   I,  2 |       account with what has been said. For, as we said above,
 3   I,  2 |        has been said. For, as we said above, the male and female
 4   I,  2 |          generate in another, as said above; the female is that
 5   I,  6 |        in this part, as has been said, not because it is better
 6   I,  7 |       round one another, and, as said above, have neither testes
 7   I,  13|       none of these, as has been said already, has a separate
 8   I,  15|      near the mouth, as has been said before in the treatise on
 9   I,  18|       into the male. This, as we said before, is the way they
10   I,  18|    opposite of what the ancients said. For whereas they said that
11   I,  18|  ancients said. For whereas they said that semen is that which
12   I,  18|       that semen is what we have said, and these result because
13   I,  18|        it to be all consumed, as said above. In like manner other
14   I,  18|          so.]~From what has been said, it is clear that semen
15   I,  20|        in the catamenia, for, as said before, this secretion appears
16   I,  20|         clear from what has been said, and also from a general
17   I,  21|      resides in the semen (as we said in the case of those insects
18   I,  21|       embryo.~From what has been said it is plain that the semen
19   I,  23|     becoming like a plant, as we said before.~Testaceous animals,
20  II,  1 |     stated, and some of them, as said before, emit semen in copulation,
21  II,  1 |          the parent, as has been said already. For insects produce
22  II,  1 |    change.~Some animals then, as said before, do not come into
23  II,  1 |          or in succession, as is said in the verse ascribed to
24  II,  2 |          and shaken together, as said before. (Even the ancients
25  II,  5 |          rest, as has been often said already. This is plain not
26  II,  6 |                 6~After this, as said already, the internal parts
27  II,  6 |         not exist.~What has been said applies to plants also,
28  II,  6 |          While, then, it is well said that we must not take on
29  II,  6 |     things, yet this is not well said of all things whatever that
30  II,  6 |          is formed first, as was said at the beginning, and in
31  II,  6 |        somewhat glutinous. As we said, all these things must be
32  II,  7 |        In viviparous animals, as said before, the embryo gets
33  II,  7 |     producing something new", is said to have originated from
34  II,  7 |          that country, for it is said that because of the want
35  II,  8 |           and in other kinds, as said before, such deficiency
36  II,  8 |        with the ass, it might be said that the cause of the mule’
37  II,  8 |        seven years of age, it is said; it is the female alone
38  II,  8 |         with one another, as was said before. So we must not inquire
39  II,  8 |         then, being, as has been said of such a cold nature, its
40 III,  1 |        fishes, as has been often said already, are oviparous internally
41 III,  1 |       reasons. And wind-eggs, as said before, come into being
42 III,  1 |       growth outside as has been said before. The reason is that
43 III,  1 |          the body has been often said already. The one part, then,
44 III,  1 |        such animals, as has been said, are of one colour. The
45 III,  2 |        at the point where is the said principle, and the principle
46 III,  2 |          chick then, as has been said, comes into being by the
47 III,  3 |          This happens as we have said in the "smooth hound".~In
48 III,  6 |     opinion. But enough has been said of this.~
49 III,  7 |        at first. For as has been said both further back and in
50 III,  7 |        things, as has been often said, wherefore the egg itself
51 III,  7 |          a male; but it has been said of them before that this
52 III,  11| purple-fish, and those which are said to "spawn" emit masses of
53 III,  11|    animal. But here what must be said to correspond to this, and
54  IV,  1 |    mother or even earlier. It is said by some, as by Anaxagoras
55  IV,  1 |      uterus! Besides as has been said before, a female embryo
56  IV,  2 |       facts confirm what we have said. For more females are produced
57  IV,  3 |           For, as has been often said already, some of the movements
58  IV,  3 |          following what has been said, it remains to give the
59  IV,  3 |      none of the things they are said to be; there is only some
60  IV,  4 |                     4~Democritus said that monstrosities arose
61  IV,  4 |          from what has just been said, and the question has been
62  IV,  5 |    unconcocted semen as has been said before. Hence it is that
63  IV,  6 |   circumstances then, as we have said, contribute to cause the
64   V,  1 |        by Necessity. For, as was said originally in the outset
65   V,  1 |         of fire—this is not well said if indeed we are to assume
66   V,  2 |        sense-organs, as has been said in the treatise on sensation,
67   V,  2 |       able to understand what is said and repeat what we have
68   V,  5 |         wherefore Homer also has said: "where the first hairs
69   V,  5 |      things ageing sooner. It is said, however, that cranes become
70   V,  7 |       certain point this is well said (for it seems to be rightly
71   V,  7 |       for it seems to be rightly said in a general way that the