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 1   I,  14|         manner they unite must be stated later.~The crustacea copulate
 2   I,  19|       does so.~We have previously stated that the final nutriment
 3   I,  19|         since it has already been stated that such is the character
 4   I,  19|           the former.~It has been stated then that the catamenia
 5  II,  1 |    generation has been previously stated, as also what is their power
 6  II,  1 |           for the reasons already stated, and some of them, as said
 7  II,  1 |          this has been previously stated.~These classes admit of
 8  II,  4 |            for reasons previously stated. An embryo is then complete
 9  II,  4 |           real cause, as has been stated already, is that there are
10  II,  4 |           to nature.~We have thus stated the reason for which the
11  II,  4 |            It has been previously stated that the discharge accompanying
12  II,  5 |       good deal in the difficulty stated is plain in the case of
13  II,  6 |        elsewhere, and it has been stated what kinds of things are
14  II,  6 |        increasing in size must be stated later.)~Hair, on the contrary,
15  II,  6 |         their growth has been now stated, but besides this as a matter
16  II,  6 |          them.~The reason will be stated later why some teeth are
17  II,  6 |      least concocted. We have now stated how each of the parts is
18 III,  1 |           reason of which must be stated later. (3) All other oviparous
19 III,  1 |        for what reasons, has been stated previously. For in some
20 III,  1 |     advance of years.~We have now stated in which birds wind-eggs
21 III,  1 |      surrounding it.~We have thus stated why some eggs are of one
22 III,  2 |          this being what has been stated, that the egg is attached
23 III,  2 |          reason of which has been stated before), but on exposure
24 III,  4 |     exception has been previously stated, and the reason also why
25 III,  9 |         outside as has been often stated of fish. With animals internally
26 III,  9 |          others.~It has thus been stated why such animals go through
27 III,  11|           to plants in the manner stated above. Hence when once one
28  IV,  1 |           this ought to have been stated by those who maintain the
29  IV,  1 |      these also differ in the way stated previously.~Moreover male
30  IV,  1 |          a cause as this which is stated by Empedocles, for its whole
31  IV,  1 |          such as we have actually stated, if it does not come from
32  IV,  2 |                    2~We have thus stated for what reason the one
33  IV,  2 |         offspring, for the causes stated. However, they also need
34  IV,  3 |   monsters result from the causes stated above, but they are none
35  IV,  4 |        produce many young must be stated later, but in them Nature
36  IV,  4 |  phenomena have been observed, as stated above, in animals whose
37  IV,  4 |        one; in the difficulty now stated we may rather be surprised
38  IV,  4 |         for the reason previously stated, and what they do secrete
39  IV,  4 |          many young in the manner stated before; monsters differ
40  IV,  5 |         the former for the reason stated, and mares both because
41  IV,  5 |         drawn up.~It has been now stated why superfoetation is not
42  IV,  8 |     formed is plain, and has been stated previously. For the material
43   V,  1 | consequently heavier (and we have stated elsewhere that such is the
44   V,  1 |         indeed the fact is as was stated before in the treatise on
45   V,  3 |       animals has been previously stated in the work dealing with
46   V,  3 |          for the cause previously stated, for the finer the pores
47   V,  4 |        external heat, as has been stated elsewhere. And as there
48   V,  4 |      greyness in man has now been stated.~
49   V,  7 |        sound" generally, has been stated partly in the treatise on
50   V,  8 |          to the teeth it has been stated previously that they do