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Aristotle
On the Generation of Animals

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1 I, 4 | the season they are very large. When the testes are internal 2 I, 7 | happens also if the penis is large; such men are less fertile 3 I, 16| in locusts and all other large insects whose nature it 4 I, 18| secretion, is the fact that the large animals have few young, 5 I, 18| the small many. For the large must have more waste and 6 II, 6 | brain is from the first large and fluid.~There is a difficulty 7 II, 6 | beginning they appear very large in all creatures, whether 8 II, 6 | therefore this region is large at first but falls in later. 9 II, 6 | at first it is liquid and large, but in course of evaporation 10 II, 6 | the eyes. The head is very large at first, on account of 11 II, 6 | brain, and the eyes appear large because of the liquid in 12 II, 6 | which eat much and have not large teeth, their growth not 13 II, 6 | teeth must have been very large indeed, and many sets of 14 II, 7 | nutriment, they are plain and large, but when it has increased 15 II, 7 | one blood-vessel, which is large and extends throughout the 16 II, 8 | bodies of female mules grow large because the matter which 17 III, 1 | the eggs of such birds is large and less yellow because 18 III, 3 | its head is many times as large as the rest of the body 19 III, 4 | belone", for its eggs are large instead of numerous, what 20 III, 10| produced but in rainy reasons a large brood of ordinary bees. 21 III, 10| few, generate the bees in large numbers seems to be similar 22 III, 11| earthy matter is present in large quantities, and consequently 23 III, 11| first the lower part is large in them and the upper is 24 IV, 4 | for we should expect the large animals to be able to generate 25 IV, 4 | but it is hard for many large ones to be so, and to those 26 IV, 4 | reason why some animals are large, some smaller, and some 27 IV, 4 | those that fly or swim the large ones produce few, the small 28 IV, 4 | separated if it has to curdle a large quantity of milk, but the 29 IV, 4 | secretion is much, in the large animals which produce only 30 IV, 5 | embryo. For all these have large bodies, and when an animal 31 IV, 5 | bodies, and when an animal is large its foetus is large in proportion, 32 IV, 5 | animal is large its foetus is large in proportion, e.g. the 33 IV, 5 | another. Of these all that are large, as man, bring to birth 34 IV, 5 | of superfluous size, too large for one but too small to 35 IV, 5 | if their body is not of a large size, and if they bear many 36 IV, 5 | because the body is not large but the discharge is excessive 37 IV, 5 | animals, since they are not large and they bear many young ( 38 IV, 6 | animal the pig is not a large one), and also it is more 39 IV, 6 | the foetus is now becoming large, the reason is that its 40 IV, 10| For it is not easy for large masses to arrive at their 41 V, 3 | though small themselves, have large and hard spines because 42 V, 3 | even more). The spines are large because the growth of the 43 V, 4 | great deal of moisture, a large quantity not being liable 44 V, 7 | of voice) except by the large and small amount of the 45 V, 7 | first borne has in them a large opening and necessarily


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