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 1   I,  3 |         near the pudendum (as in women, and all those animals which
 2   I,  4 |        only attached to them, as women fasten stones to the loom
 3   I,  8 |          not alike in this part; women and all the vivipara with
 4   I,  8 |         it is low in fish (as in women and the viviparous quadrupeds),
 5   I,  11|         there is difficulty with women if they draw up the uterus
 6   I,  18|          plain that both men and women change not only from infertile
 7   I,  18|       the goats. And fat people, women as well as men, appear to
 8   I,  19|    secretion. Generally speaking women suffer neither from haemorrhoids
 9   I,  19|    Further, the blood-vessels of women stand out less than those
10   I,  19|      less than those of men, and women are rounder and smoother
11   I,  19|          the fact is clearest in women, for the discharge is greater
12   I,  19|          discharge is greater in women than in the other animals.
13   I,  19|         the discharge in fertile women, and no greater quantity
14   I,  20|      uterus which occurs in some women but not in others. It is
15   I,  20|     efflux is not abundant as in women. Details of the facts in
16   I,  20|   catamenia are more abundant in women than in the other animals,
17  II,  4 |        not accurately defined in women, but tends to return during
18  II,  4 |    external discharge, either in women or other animals, on account
19  II,  4 |       dreams occur by night with women as with men; but this is
20  II,  4 |          enough within the body. Women conceive, however, without
21  II,  4 |       accompanied by pleasure in women as well as men, and when
22  II,  7 |    general one, for some men and women are sterile, and so are
23  II,  7 |        are several. Both men and women are sterile from birth when
24  II,  7 |         remain like eunuchs, and women do not attain puberty; the
25  II,  7 |        in too good condition and women who are too fat the seminal
26  II,  7 |     state, and the discharges of women are bad and full of morbid
27  II,  7 |    embryo, for then are produced women of a masculine and men of
28  II,  7 |        well concocted. They test women by pessaries to see if the
29 III,  1 |        this is that just as with women intercourse with men draws
30  IV,  4 |       often in regions where the women give birth to more than
31  IV,  4 |      normal course. Thus in some women before now the os uteri
32  IV,  5 |       uterus generally closes in women during the period of gestation.
33  IV,  5 |        birth a second, therefore women and mares are the only animals
34  IV,  5 |         case as the barren among women; these latter are barren
35  IV,  5 |           Hence it is that those women also who are incontinent
36  IV,  5 |      happened before now even in women, for in some of them the
37  IV,  5 |        the time of pregnancy. In women, however, this is contrary
38  IV,  6 |        the time, whereas in most women gestation is attended with
39  IV,  6 |          among nations where the women live a laborious life gestation
40  IV,  6 |     cause the difference between women and the other animals in
41  IV,  6 |       not visible at all, but in women it is greater than in any
42  IV,  6 |    matter supplies. (In some few women it happens that the body
43  IV,  6 |      during pregnancy; these are women in whose body the residual
44  IV,  7 |           which occurs rarely in women but still is found sometimes
45  IV,  7 |        this happens naturally in women alone or at any rate more
46  IV,  8 |         first of these; hence in women the milk is useless before
47  IV,  8 |           This is so not only in women but also in those animals
48  IV,  8 |         that of the catamenia in women and the emission of semen
49  IV,  8 |        milk is concocted). While women are suckling children the
50   V,  3 |    indeed do not go bald, nor do women, but men do so by the time
51   V,  3 |        largest and the moistest. Women do not go bald because their
52   V,  3 | exception of the pubic hair; for women also grow that though they
53   V,  7 |         some weight on to it, as women do who weave at the loom,