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 1   I,  18|         the other similar states. Blood, then, will not be blood,
 2   I,  18|          Blood, then, will not be blood, nor flesh flesh, in any
 3   I,  18|           comes from any part, as blood from blood or flesh from
 4   I,  18|           any part, as blood from blood or flesh from flesh, will
 5   I,  18|          different from which the blood of the offspring comes,
 6   I,  18| supporters of this theory. For if blood is formed from something
 7   I,  18|       from something which is not blood, it is enough that the semen
 8   I,  18|          the offspring as well as blood be formed from one part
 9   I,  18|      first is of such a kind that blood and flesh can be made out
10   I,  18|          saying that it itself is blood and flesh? Nor is there
11   I,  19|        the final nutriment is the blood in the sanguinea and the
12   I,  19|        that it will be either (1) blood or that which is analogous
13   I,  19|        that which is analogous to blood, or (2) something formed
14   I,  19|          But since it is from the blood, when concocted and somehow
15   I,  19|      different character from the blood when it is separated from
16   I,  19|         nutriment when reduced to blood, being that which is finally
17   I,  19|           of the pure and healthy blood is an exhausting thing;
18   I,  19|   secretion, is in fact concocted blood, only not concocted in the
19   I,  20|         semen (and this is either blood or that which is analogous
20   I,  20|    insufficient concoction of the blood, so are caused in the blood-vessels
21   I,  20|   blood-vessels all discharges of blood, including that of the catamenia,
22   I,  20|         the animals which have no blood but only the analogous fluid (
23   I,  20|      analogous fluid (for what is blood in the former is represented
24  II,  1 |           is the lung when it has blood in it, for generally those
25  II,  1 |          containing only a little blood, but soft and full of blood.
26  II,  1 |       blood, but soft and full of blood. And as the animal is perfect
27  II,  4 |         solid nutriment), and the blood, which has the so-called
28  II,  4 |         colder than man’s; so the blood is excreted through very
29  II,  4 |      nourishment has changed into blood, the catamenia tend to occur
30  II,  4 |          to be, for the menstrual blood is already potentially such
31  II,  4 |         indeed in those that have blood and of these most of all
32  II,  4 |           more in those that have blood and most in man has been
33  II,  4 |        stage, of an animal is the blood or its analogue, and of
34  II,  4 |  difficulty may be raised. If the blood is the nourishment, and
35  II,  4 |           being, already contains blood, and the nourishment comes
36  II,  6 |     residue, but that part of the blood which is not concocted is
37  II,  7 |        nourishment in the form of blood, for the uterus is the termination
38 III,  1 |          egg is secreted from the blood [No bloodless animal lays
39 III,  1 |          lays eggs,] and that the blood is the material of the body
40 III,  11|       Wherefore animals having no blood and not of a hot nature
41 III,  11|       though they have but little blood by nature, are nevertheless
42 III,  11|  sanguinea, and have a heart with blood in it as the origin of the
43  IV,  1 |           each is a receptacle of blood of some kind, still the
44  IV,  1 |        that which can concoct the blood into semen and which can
45  IV,  1 |        female is more abundant in blood in certain parts of her
46  IV,  1 |        catamenia. It is true that blood is hot, and that which has
47  IV,  1 |          occurs through excess of blood and of heat, as if it could
48  IV,  1 |        taken for granted that all blood is equally blood if only
49  IV,  1 |         that all blood is equally blood if only it be liquid and
50  IV,  1 |           is quite small. This is blood in some animals, in some
51  IV,  1 |          stage, this being called blood in the sanguinea and the
52  IV,  1 |     sanguinea and the analogue of blood in the other animals, and (
53  IV,  1 |           the hotter animals with blood, i.e. the males, is moderate
54  IV,  1 |          have a great quantity of blood, for it cannot be worked
55  IV,  8 |           first principle of this blood and of the blood-vessels
56  IV,  8 |        the sanguinea, and milk is blood concocted (not corrupted;