Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  18|             parts. But neither is it contrary to Nature nor a defect,
 2   I,  18|         waste-product. But these are contrary to Nature, and from such
 3   I,  18|              sickness; semen, on the contrary, is least abundant in them
 4   I,  18|               Waste-products, on the contrary, are always due to corruption
 5   I,  18|             through weakness but the contrary, at any rate in some cases.
 6   I,  21|          into the female, but on the contrary the female inserts a part
 7  II,  4 |        unless with much violence and contrary to nature.~We have thus
 8  II,  6 |            similar parts, are on the contrary formed from the nutriment
 9  II,  6 |          stated later.)~Hair, on the contrary, and growths akin to hair
10  II,  6 |          hair fails with it. But the contrary is the case with the bones,
11  II,  6 |            analogue (unless in cases contrary to Nature), because when
12  II,  6 |            man (also unless in cases contrary to Nature) is born without
13  II,  8 |            the difficulty of a cross contrary to nature is added, (when
14  II,  8 |         being still more sterile and contrary to nature, will need nothing
15 III,  1 |         other. Birds of prey, on the contrary, have a strong walk and
16 III,  1 |              the female; both on the contrary come from the female, but
17 III,  2 |           residue]. The white on the contrary is not congealed by frost
18  IV,  4 |       belongs to the class of things contrary to Nature, not any and every
19  IV,  4 |       operations; nothing can happen contrary to Nature considered as
20  IV,  4 |             we speak of things being contrary to her in those cases where
21  IV,  4 | monstrosities, whenever things occur contrary indeed to the established
22  IV,  4 |           because even that which is contrary to Nature is in a certain
23  IV,  4 |          violent one nor, so to say, contrary to Nature; at least, is
24  IV,  4 |             anything greater; on the contrary it will dry up the material
25  IV,  4 |         portentous, because they are contrary to the general and customary
26  IV,  4 |              parts may be multiplied contrary to Nature is the same as
27  IV,  4 |            with nourishment as being contrary to Nature; it is attached
28  IV,  4 |             than the body proper and contrary to Nature.) If the formative
29  IV,  5 |              women, however, this is contrary to Nature, so that the embryo
30  IV,  6 |            animals; for in man it is contrary to Nature that they should
31  IV,  6 |          animals, however, it is not contrary to Nature. A difference
32  IV,  6 |            the other animals, on the contrary, the residual matter is
33  IV,  8 |               unless anything chance contrary to Nature. In the other
34  IV,  8 |         unless some violence is done contrary to the general rule. But
35  IV,  8 |            much as to say that it is contrary to Nature, for in all cases
36  IV,  10|             cause things to fall out contrary to Nature.~We have now spoken
37   V,  2 |           would even bring about the contrary result by receiving a mass
38   V,  4 |           hairs become white; on the contrary, if the hairs are white
39   V,  5 |             change the hairs; on the contrary the skin itself changes
40   V,  8 |         operation of Nature would be contrary to Nature, for what is done
41   V,  8 |          what is done by violence is contrary to Nature, and it is by