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 1   I,  18|   the parent be increased or grow? It is true that Anaxagoras
 2   I,  18|     which animals and plants grow is but small, for if a very
 3  II,  1 |    thing is produced it must grow. It is produced, then, by
 4  II,  6 |   the animal grows the bones grow from the natural nourishment,
 5  II,  6 |   bones on the one hand only grow up to a certain point (for
 6  II,  6 |      had been always able to grow, all animals that have bone
 7  II,  6 |   bone or its analogue would grow as long as they lived, for
 8  II,  6 |   plain with the teeth which grow out of the straight line
 9  II,  6 |      is possible for them to grow again after the first set
10  II,  7 |  creatures developed in eggs grow when separated from the
11  II,  7 | imperfect, so that men never grow a beard but remain like
12  II,  8 |   the bodies of female mules grow large because the matter
13 III,  4 |     with them. The eggs then grow of necessity through this
14 III,  4 |      small when set free and grow quickly, small because the
15 III,  8 |     those of the cephalopoda grow after deposition like those
16 III,  11| animals from eggs), and they grow like a scolex. For the scolex
17  IV,  3 |      makes each of the parts grow, makes no difference; nor
18  IV,  3 |      say that it "makes them grow" or "forms them from the
19  IV,  4 |      the parts of the embryo grow together and get confused
20  IV,  4 | double eggs, for the embryos grow together because they are
21  IV,  6 |  inflicted, so that the eyes grow and sprout afresh. And in
22  IV,  10|     so also the things which grow out of these or are in these
23   V,  1 |    the hair, for some do not grow grey visibly in old age,
24   V,  1 | plainly wake up more as they grow older, it is reasonable
25   V,  3 |     grey on the head as they grow old, but this is not visible
26   V,  3 |     the region in which they grow looks to the north than
27   V,  3 |      same reason, as animals grow older, the hairs become
28   V,  3 |  life, eunuchs either do not grow it at all, or lose it if
29   V,  3 |   pubic hair; for women also grow that though they have not
30   V,  3 | reason why the hair does not grow again in cases of baldness,
31   V,  3 |  that have shed their leaves grow leaves again, is this. The
32   V,  4 |     reason is that the hairs grow out of skin; if, then, the
33   V,  5 |        where the first hairs grow on the skull of horses,
34   V,  5 | cranes become darker as they grow old. The reason of this
35   V,  5 |      than others and as they grow old the moisture in the
36   V,  5 |     the fact that some hairs grow grey from the first, whereas
37   V,  8 |      the former are shed and grow again.~Democritus has spoken
38   V,  8 |     in their prime that they grow according to Nature, and
39   V,  8 |      which enjoy hotter milk grow their teeth quicker, heat
40   V,  8 |  weak and easily moved. They grow again because they are shed
41   V,  8 |     is still young enough to grow teeth. A proof of this is
42   V,  8 |     that even the flat teeth grow for a long time, the last
43   V,  8 | saying why some are shed and grow again, and others not, and