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 1   I,  18|   smallest in proportion to the quantity of nutriment. But we must
 2   I,  18|       it, if it be excessive in quantity, is an alleviation (just
 3   I,  18|  through strength, when a great quantity of a useless secretion is
 4   I,  19|     have a secretion greater in quantity and less concocted, and (
 5   I,  19|   fertile women, and no greater quantity is secreted so as to come
 6   I,  19| discharge. When, therefore, the quantity already expelled from the
 7   I,  20|         great difference in the quantity of such discharges; for
 8   I,  20|    animals; for he has no great quantity of hair in proportion to
 9   I,  21|      contribute anything to the quantity but only to the quality
10  II,  1 |         lay, for they deposit a quantity of sticky material about
11  II,  1 |       of quality (in respect of quantity this is so with no animal,
12  II,  2 |     within the animal; it has a quantity of hot air in it because
13  II,  2 |        the water, and any small quantity of earthy matter there may
14  II,  4 |        to receive the excessive quantity, and the result is a sort
15  II,  4 |         the secretion, then the quantity forming within the female
16  II,  6 |       sufficient in kind and in quantity to correspond to each of
17 III,  1 |      and in some only enough in quantity just to mark the class).
18 III,  1 |         hot the yolk is more in quantity and more fluid. This is
19 III,  1 |        size of the eggs and the quantity of the cold and earthy matter;
20 III,  5 |         ducts and diminishes in quantity at the same time as this
21 III,  11|       to air, but variations of quantity and distance make a great
22  IV,  1 |        might not become less in quantity but purer in quality in
23  IV,  1 |  nothing at all compared to the quantity in the first stage. So is
24  IV,  1 |       the males, is moderate in quantity, wherefore the recipient
25  IV,  1 |        to concoct, have a great quantity of blood, for it cannot
26  IV,  3 |       too cold and in too great quantity. Thus the moving agent,
27  IV,  3 |       so much. For owing to the quantity of their food their nature
28  IV,  3 |      that of a satyr owing to a quantity of unconcocted humour or
29  IV,  3 |  possible to take, not an equal quantity always from each juice,
30  IV,  4 |        it has to curdle a large quantity of milk, but the more the
31  IV,  4 |       can it be formed from any quantity you please. Whenever then
32  IV,  4 |        is not only of a certain quantity but also of a certain quality,
33  IV,  4 |       with fig-juice and rennet quantity alone is concerned.) This
34  IV,  4 |        is not formed out of any quantity you please, but whether
35  IV,  4 |        upon it are of a certain quantity. So then they do not secrete
36  IV,  4 |      such material in too great quantity for the reason previously
37  IV,  5 |      size of the uterus and the quantity of the female secretion
38  IV,  5 |    gestation because there is a quantity of the residual discharge
39  IV,  5 |        their hairiness, for the quantity of their hair is excessive,
40  IV,  6 |         at first to consume any quantity of the secretion; later
41  IV,  8 |   matter left over increases in quantity because the part consumed
42   V,  1 |       less moved because of the quantity of liquid in them. And so
43   V,  3 |     straightness and curliness, quantity and scantiness, and in addition
44   V,  3 |        are thick because of the quantity of earthy matter and the
45   V,  3 |      this there are two causes, quantity and quality; if the liquid
46   V,  4 |       deal of moisture, a large quantity not being liable to decay;
47   V,  7 |    little quickly, and that the quantity of the air is the cause
48   V,  7 |      same time they set a great quantity in motion and so are deep-voiced;