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 1   I,  9 |         and all those which have hair, and among aquatic animals,
 2   I,  18|      found also in voice, nails, hair, and way of moving, from
 3   I,  18|          such as a beard or grey hair. Further, children are like
 4   I,  20|         has no great quantity of hair in proportion to his body,
 5   I,  20|          both become swollen the hair of puberty springs forth
 6  II,  6 |  residues thereof bones, sinews, hair, and also nails and hoofs
 7  II,  6 |       nutritious residue. Nails, hair, hoofs, horns, beaks, the
 8  II,  6 |      size must be stated later.)~Hair, on the contrary, and growths
 9  II,  6 |    contrary, and growths akin to hair go on growing as long as
10  II,  6 |       also fails through age the hair fails with it. But the contrary
11  II,  6 |        body and the other parts. Hair actually goes on growing
12  II,  6 |         of the bones, but nails, hair, horns, and the like are
13  IV,  5 |        for the quantity of their hair is excessive, these animals
14  IV,  5 |       these animals alone having hair under the feet and within
15   V,  1 |        whether of the skin or of hair and feathers. Some such
16   V,  1 |      voice and the colour of the hair, for some do not grow grey
17   V,  3 |                         3~As for hair, men differ in this themselves
18   V,  3 |       kinds of animals that have hair. These are almost all which
19   V,  3 |          considered as a kind of hair, as in the land hedgehog
20   V,  3 |     especially plain in man; the hair gets coarser as time goes
21   V,  3 |       all animals which have not hair but something analogous
22   V,  3 |          purpose Nature has made hair in general for animals has
23   V,  3 |          each particular kind of hair occurs. The principal cause
24   V,  3 |         and dry and so makes the hair curly, for it is twisted
25   V,  3 |         is meant by curliness in hair. It is possible then that
26   V,  3 |           and runs together as a hair does when burning upon the
27   V,  3 |      this is the fact that curly hair is harder than straight,
28   V,  3 |     There are some animals whose hair is soft and yet less fine,
29   V,  3 |       sheep; in such animals the hair is on the surface of the
30   V,  3 |     opposite to that of man; the hair of the Scythians is soft
31   V,  3 |    moisture evaporates, and both hair and skin become earthy and
32   V,  3 |         cause of hardness in the hair, in the others the nature
33   V,  3 |         less, and again that the hair must have still less than
34   V,  3 |         condition. And as to the hair that comes later in life,
35   V,  3 |       the exception of the pubic hair; for women also grow that
36   V,  3 |    condition.~The reason why the hair does not grow again in cases
37   V,  3 |        recover their feathers or hair and trees that have shed
38   V,  3 |          the other conditions of hair.~
39   V,  4 |         the cause, except of the hair going grey through disease (
40   V,  4 |        is diseased and white the hair becomes diseased with it,
41   V,  4 |      with it, and the disease of hair is greyness. But the greyness
42   V,  4 |    greyness. But the greyness of hair which is due to age results
43   V,  4 |  nutrition.) Whenever, then, the hair in man has naturally little
44   V,  4 |          liquid nutriment in the hair decays because it is not
45   V,  4 |       being liable to decay; the hair on the temples however has
46   V,  5 |      being a sort of weakness of hair and all weak things ageing
47   V,  5 |       statement is the fact that hair protected by hats or other
48   V,  5 |     mingled with it prevents the hair from drying quickly, water
49   V,  5 |        not a withering, that the hair does not whiten as grass
50   V,  5 | white-skinned men have very dark hair. The reason is that man
51   V,  6 |          for hot waters make the hair white, cold makes it dark,
52   V,  6 |        by nature, so also in the hair the whiteness due to disease
53   V,  6 |       the nature of the skin and hair, each of the parts having