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 1   I,  2 | sense-perception.)~Now as a matter of fact such parts are in the female
 2   I,  13|                This is clear from the fact that all animals produce
 3   I,  17|            few. Secondly, the alleged fact that mutilations are inherited,
 4   I,  18|          while still unmixed, but the fact rather is that flesh and
 5   I,  18|            rather a secretion, is the fact that the large animals have
 6   I,  18|          fertile than others from the fact that the secretion when
 7   I,  19|           same cause accounts for the fact that the bulk of the body
 8   I,  19|           body. And in this class the fact is clearest in women, for
 9   I,  19|          semen, is a secretion, is in fact concocted blood, only not
10   I,  19|              after it, are due to the fact that in the former instance
11   I,  20|            does not emit semen is the fact that the pleasure of intercourse
12   I,  20|          contributes the material. In fact, as in the coagulation of
13  II,  1 |            That the former is not the fact is plain even to the senses,
14  II,  1 |          instance, that it is not the fact that the heart, having come
15  II,  1 |                and B move C; that, in fact, the case should be the
16  II,  2 |           cooling, but as a matter of fact it does not become solid
17  II,  4 |         females while still small, in fact mere children. If both these
18  II,  5 |           stone is so called, for the fact that these eggs go bad shows
19  II,  6 |               covering of the skin, a fact which points to the skin
20  II,  6 |             with other animals is the fact that their brain is the
21  II,  6 |           besides this as a matter of fact the growth of the teeth
22  II,  8 |           Again, when, as a matter of fact, horse is born of horse,
23  II,  8 |              uterus. The ginnus is in fact like the so-called "metachoera"
24 III,  1 |                without the males, the fact has been observed especially
25 III,  5 |             also are oviparous is the fact that even viviparous fish,
26 III,  5 |               they had overlooked the fact that fish-eggs differ from
27 III,  5 |             the deception is also the fact that the union of such fishes
28 III,  7 |             with those of birds. This fact is what we should expect,
29 III,  9 |             some is hard), but by the fact that the whole of them is
30 III,  10|             not all generate.~Another fact is also natural, that in
31 III,  10|               no work to perform. The fact that the leaders, being
32 III,  10|             without copulation is the fact that the brood appears small
33 III,  11|             is not really eggs is the fact that such "eggs" are always
34  IV,  1 |              parts, the difference in fact between the male pudenda
35  IV,  1 |             do not see this to be the fact.~Again he says that the
36  IV,  1 |            need an explanation of the fact that both these parts go
37  IV,  1 |              nourishment properly. In fact they look upon this residual
38  IV,  2 |               the catamenia.~Also the fact that the catamenia occur
39  IV,  4 |             another. But if it is the fact, as it manifestly is, that
40  IV,  4 |             happen in another way. In fact, even in the case of monstrosities,
41  IV,  4 |             young being born, not the fact that the kind of animal
42  IV,  8 |         Empedocles either mistook the fact or made a bad metaphor when
43  IV,  10|          gestation is, as a matter of fact, determined generally in
44   V,  1 |             of the kind of animal. In fact in some cases this condition
45   V,  1 |            colours, but if indeed the fact is as was stated before
46   V,  1 |             to be responsible for the fact that blue eyes are not keen-sighted
47   V,  1 |               he will see further; in fact, men in pits or wells sometimes
48   V,  3 |    environment. A sign of this is the fact that curly hair is harder
49   V,  5 |               former statement is the fact that hair protected by hats
50   V,  5 |               off the winds), and the fact that it is aided by anointing
51   V,  5 |            withering, is shown by the fact that some hairs grow grey
52   V,  6 |               taking into account the fact that it is covered by the
53   V,  7 |              a nature is shown by the fact that a bone is actually