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 1   I,  12|  stiffened, to be drawn up and discharge it. Therefore, whenever
 2   I,  17| catamenia in all animals which discharge this liquid.~Now it is thought
 3   I,  18|       that of solid nutriment, discharge the semen by the same passage
 4   I,  18|       have no liquid excrement discharge it at the passage of the
 5   I,  18|   secretion is useful; now the discharge of the semen participates
 6   I,  19|     secretion. And such is the discharge of the so-called catamenia.~
 7   I,  19|        also indicate that this discharge in females is a secretion.
 8   I,  19|    interfered with because the discharge is diverted to it.~Further,
 9   I,  19|     clearest in women, for the discharge is greater in women than
10   I,  19|        conception during their discharge instead of after it, are
11   I,  19|       remains behind after the discharge in fertile women, and no
12   I,  19|        uterus closes after the discharge. When, therefore, the quantity
13   I,  19|      the body is great but the discharge still continues, only not
14   I,  20|        is attended by a liquid discharge. But this discharge is not
15   I,  20|     liquid discharge. But this discharge is not seminal; it is merely
16   I,  20|      each case, for there is a discharge from the uterus which occurs
17   I,  20| appearance. The amount of this discharge, when it occurs, is sometimes
18   I,  20|        for this also is such a discharge, only it is natural whereas
19  II,  4 |       Their reason is that the discharge of both is attended by holding
20  II,  4 |   single emission, the earlier discharge being in most cases apt
21  II,  4 |        If there is no external discharge, either in women or other
22  II,  4 | animals which have an external discharge; this is put into form by
23  II,  4 |     previously stated that the discharge accompanying sexual pleasure
24  II,  4 |   uteri is not closed when the discharge takes place which is usually
25  II,  4 |    into the uterus.~The actual discharge does not take place within
26  II,  4 |        attracts the semen. The discharge and collection of the catamenia
27 III,  1 |     all animals, birds have no discharge of catamenia like viviparous
28 III,  1 |     appropriate season for the discharge of superfluous matter, and,
29 III,  1 |        give an impulse for the discharge of it. The wind-eggs are
30  IV,  1 |       can form and secrete and discharge a semen carrying with it
31  IV,  1 |       for itself or secrete or discharge it.) And (2) all concoction
32  IV,  1 |      for this reason, i.e. the discharge of the catamenia. It is
33  IV,  1 |      But they assume that this discharge occurs through excess of
34  IV,  1 |        look upon this residual discharge in the same light as that
35  IV,  2 |     more liquid, and so is the discharge of the catamenia.~Also the
36  IV,  5 |   because they have no monthly discharge (which corresponds to the
37  IV,  5 |      being got rid of. For the discharge of the catamenia is in females
38  IV,  5 |       spermatic the generative discharge is copious, and because
39  IV,  5 |      body is not large but the discharge is excessive and in greater
40  IV,  5 |       quantity of the residual discharge left over. This has happened
41  IV,  5 |        for in some of them the discharge continues during all the
42  IV,  6 |       only is there no monthly discharge during pregnancy but also
43  IV,  6 |      this: in some animals the discharge corresponding to the catamenia
44  IV,  6 |      animal, so that when this discharge ceases owing to pregnancy