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 1   I,  2 |     faculty, and anatomically by certain parts; essentially the male
 2   I,  2 |       faculties, it follows that certain parts must exist for union
 3   I,  2 |          but only in virtue of a certain faculty and a certain part—
 4   I,  2 |          a certain faculty and a certain part—just as with the part
 5   I,  14|       the testacea. We cannot be certain about all of them, but that
 6   I,  18|    generate before they yet have certain characters, such as a beard
 7   I,  18|        we are to adopt it), to a certain extent at any rate, but
 8   I,  18|      faculty, others by being in certain states or conditions; the
 9   I,  19|         catamenia which occur in certain of the vivipara. For thus
10   I,  19|         mass or because it has a certain power in itself. I mention
11   I,  20|        male, for it is through a certain incapacity that the female
12   I,  21|        semen of the male gives a certain quality to the material
13   I,  21|     unassisted can generate to a certain extent, for they do form
14   I,  22|       art, for in them lies in a certain sense the motion of the
15   I,  23|          the egg is an embryo, a certain part of it giving rise to
16   I,  23|         and the first root.~In a certain sense the same thing happens
17  II,  1 |        to the semen. For if in a certain sense they cannot, yet in
18  II,  1 |       force moves the parts in a certain sense (not by touching any
19  II,  3 |         it is productive up to a certain point. That then they possess
20  II,  4 |       being in accordance with a certain formula, so also from the
21  II,  5 |      female can generate up to a certain point unaided. But this
22  II,  5 |       male tread the female in a certain space of time. About the
23  II,  6 |          parts serving these for certain uses. Hence if there is
24  II,  6 |          of the eyes is set upon certain passages, as are the other
25  II,  6 |       one hand only grow up to a certain point (for there is a limit
26 III,  1 |      oviparous sanguinea is to a certain extent similar to that of
27 III,  1 | impregnated by the male within a certain period. The difference in
28 III,  2 |        remaining. Now at first a certain part of this membrane at
29 III,  5 |       the male have not observed certain points when they say this.
30 III,  9 |          all creatures seem in a certain way to produce a scolex
31 III,  9 |     embryo becomes egg-like in a certain sense after its original
32 III,  10|        appears to be the case in certain fishes, that the bees should
33 III,  10|       all cases are similar to a certain extent, but are devoid of
34 III,  11|  substance from themselves; when certain Chians carried some live
35  IV,  1 |          existing as masses of a certain size, and that they should
36  IV,  1 |         these should become of a certain quality because of the uterus,
37  IV,  1 |        because it is itself of a certain quality that it is the cause
38  IV,  1 |    female are distinguished by a certain capacity and incapacity. (
39  IV,  1 |        more abundant in blood in certain parts of her anatomy, and
40  IV,  1 |       power in an organism has a certain corresponding organ, whether
41  IV,  1 |          formed, as we say, in a certain sense, out of its opposite.
42  IV,  1 |      male is such in virtue of a certain capacity and the female
43  IV,  2 |        However, they also need a certain correspondence with one
44  IV,  2 |      Nature exist in virtue of a certain ratio. Now if the hot preponderates
45  IV,  3 |          parents is already in a certain sense a monstrosity; for
46  IV,  3 |          is produced indeed of a certain quality, but also as an
47  IV,  3 |        is an individual man with certain characters. Hence for the
48  IV,  3 |       potentially. We must grasp certain fundamental general principles,
49  IV,  3 |        to a "ram butting", and a certain physiognomist reduced all
50  IV,  3 |          others are such because certain parts of their form are
51  IV,  4 |     things generally happen in a certain way but may also happen
52  IV,  4 |      order but still always in a certain way and not at random, the
53  IV,  4 |       contrary to Nature is in a certain sense according to Nature,
54  IV,  4 |  complete their growth there are certain limits to their size, both
55  IV,  4 |       the semen is not only of a certain quantity but also of a certain
56  IV,  4 |   certain quantity but also of a certain quality, whereas with fig-juice
57  IV,  4 |     which works upon it are of a certain quantity. So then they do
58  IV,  4 |          is carried along with a certain motion, if it dash against
59  IV,  4 |       arose as a superfluity.~In certain cases we find a double set
60  IV,  10|       environing air, along with certain other circumstances of its
61  IV,  10|          and cold varying within certain limits make things to come
62   V,  1 |        not say that each is of a certain quality because it becomes
63   V,  7 |     others a high voice. Up to a certain point this is well said (
64   V,  7 |      that the depth depends on a certain amount of the air put in