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 1   I,  13| viviparous are in an intermediate condition because they participate
 2   I,  18|           in persons of the worst condition of body through age or sickness;
 3   I,  18|        beings, who, being in good condition and developing much flesh
 4   I,  18|            so calling it from the condition of the goats. And fat people,
 5   I,  18|           willow and poplar. This condition is due to each of the two
 6   I,  19|        cases to issue in a bloody condition if one forces oneself too
 7   I,  19|         and crustacea are in best condition about the time of producing
 8  II,  1 |      produce the egg in a perfect condition (as birds and all oviparous
 9  II,  1 |         young ever attain to this condition at all, it is outside the
10  II,  4 |    develop the egg into a perfect condition, and then in some cases
11  II,  6 |     resulting product is in worse condition or physically defective,
12  II,  7 |           men who are in too good condition and women who are too fat
13 III,  1 |        become exhausted, and this condition is an excess of secretion
14 III,  1 |        residual matter. A similar condition is the cause of the later
15 III,  1 |          they are in this excited condition, and the secreting activity
16 III,  2 |        laying they get into worse condition, as if deprived of something
17 III,  9 |      produce the egg in a perfect condition, others in an imperfect,
18 III,  11|         generation but are only a condition, like fat in the sanguinea,
19 III,  11| favourable to their being in good condition. In others again, as the
20  IV,  2 |       nourishment and the medical condition of the body are of such
21  IV,  4 |        are most frequent, and the condition of these also is in a way
22  IV,  4 |  possessing them in a rudimentary condition, or too numerous or in the
23  IV,  4 |       further, when the unnatural condition is in the parts which are
24  IV,  6 |         birth because of the good condition of its body, being like
25  IV,  6 |      animals are in better bodily condition most of the time, whereas
26  IV,  6 |        mother is in better bodily condition than usual. The same holds
27  IV,  6 |       mother is no longer in good condition when the foetus is now becoming
28  IV,  7 |        called mola. Moreover this condition may continue till old age
29   V,  1 |           final cause unless this condition be characteristic of the
30   V,  1 |           fact in some cases this condition has no connexion with the
31   V,  1 |          through the intermediate condition, and sleep seems to be in
32   V,  1 |           be in its nature such a condition, being as it were a boundary
33   V,  1 |          to consider the original condition to be not sleep but only
34   V,  1 |          resembling sleep, such a condition as we find also in plants,
35   V,  1 |         cannot be broken, and the condition in plants which is analogous
36   V,  1 |        most of their time in that condition. Children continue asleep
37   V,  1 |          born in a more imperfect condition than other animals that
38   V,  1 |       animals if we compare their condition when newly born with their
39   V,  1 |        when newly born with their condition at a more advanced age,
40   V,  1 |        and the latter are in like condition by night, viz. owing to
41   V,  3 |         not admit of weaving.~The condition of sheep in cold climates
42   V,  3 |            Similar to this is the condition of baldness in those human
43   V,  3 |        all shed together that the condition is described by the terms
44   V,  3 |       moulting". The cause of the condition is deficiency of hot moisture,
45   V,  3 |     concerned is weak and in poor condition. Thus if we reckon up these
46   V,  3 |       they change into the female condition. And as to the hair that
47   V,  3 |       from the male to the female condition.~The reason why the hair
48   V,  3 |        the cause of the change of condition is similar in man to what
49   V,  6 |         lions are tawny; and this condition exists also in birds, fish,
50   V,  7 |         also those in good bodily condition, and, further, that as men
51   V,  7 |          change into the opposite condition, the high-voiced becoming