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 1   I,  1 |          final cause.~There are four causes underlying everything: first,
 2   I,  1 |            discussed the other three causes, for the definition and
 3   I,  4 |            we are to investigate the causes of their existence, we must
 4   I,  11|               and even when empty it causes a feeling of suffocation
 5   I,  13|  contributing to generation, and the causes thereof.~
 6   I,  18|           the great size of the body causes most of the nutriment to
 7   I,  18|            is due to each of the two causes, weakness and strength;
 8   I,  18|            the nutriment, the latter causes it to be all consumed, as
 9  II,  3 |            in their semen that which causes it to be productive; I mean
10  II,  4 |             secretions which are the causes of a morbid state of body;
11  II,  4 |         animals and plants this soul causes growth from the nutriment,
12  II,  6 |         actualized later by the same causes by which the qualitative
13  II,  6 |             growth, being that which causes quantitative increase. But
14  II,  6 |           case in this also, for she causes the failure of the teeth
15  II,  7 |               is universally so. The causes of sterility in other animals
16 III,  1 |     sometimes small plants, for what causes bodily growth in others
17 III,  2 |          that the inquiry into their causes is the same for all. But
18 III,  7 |              treading for a time, he causes them to increase quickly,
19 III,  10|           ordinary bees. For the wet causes more residual matter to
20  IV,  1 |           that heat and cold are the causes of male and female, or that
21  IV,  1 |              draw near the immediate causes in so far as it is possible
22  IV,  2 |          females, and a liquid semen causes this more than a thicker;
23  IV,  2 |            waning is due to the same causes. For this time of the month
24  IV,  2 |            female offspring, for the causes stated. However, they also
25  IV,  3 |                           3~The same causes must be held responsible
26  IV,  3 |             monsters result from the causes stated above, but they are
27  IV,  5 |               and this being divided causes more than one child to be
28  IV,  8 |             kind of animals for both causes; it is so both for the sake
29   V,  1 |         being, but we must refer the causes to the material and the
30   V,  1 |            they did not see that the causes were numerous, but only
31   V,  1 |            into the formal and final causes.~Everything then exists
32   V,  1 |            above-mentioned facts are causes of seeing keenly or the
33   V,  1 |         these, then, be given as the causes of the difference in eyes.~
34   V,  2 |            where the innate spiritus causes in some animals the pulsation
35   V,  3 |            the work dealing with the causes of the parts of animals;
36   V,  3 | circumstances and for what necessary causes each particular kind of
37   V,  3 |          rule thicker-haired for the causes mentioned; however, the
38   V,  3 |         dried. Of this there are two causes, quantity and quality; if
39   V,  3 |       phenomena in plants, for other causes also contribute to it.)
40   V,  4 |              speak more in detail of causes in the treatise on growth
41   V,  4 |             to concoct the nutriment causes the grey hairs. But when
42   V,  6 |              the air shining through causes whiteness, as also in froth.
43   V,  6 |             well-flavoured, and heat causes the concoction. The same
44   V,  6 |         white; heat and cold are the causes of the nature of the skin
45   V,  7 |           must inquire then into the causes of each of these distinctions.~
46   V,  7 |            but small changes are the causes of great ones, not per se
47   V,  7 |           For hot breath being thick causes depth, cold breath being
48   V,  8 |              not on account of these causes but on account of the end (
49   V,  8 |              final cause); these are causes only in the sense of being