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 1   I,  3 |        of the body is everywhere similar.~It is double also in the
 2   I,  6 |    simple. There is a small part similar to this connected with the
 3   I,  6 |      part of the duct in man and similar animals.~
 4   I,  16|       gnats, "conopes", and many similar kinds. In most of those
 5   I,  18|       comes from the male is not similar to what comes from the female.~
 6   I,  18|       and softness and the other similar states. Blood, then, will
 7   I,  18|          but not in this case of similar nature but a kind of scolex.
 8   I,  18|          kinds, but also between similar individuals of the same
 9   I,  19|         the female does not emit similar semen to the male, and that
10   I,  20|         experiences is sometimes similar to that of the male, and
11  II,  4 |      into one mass and fixes the similar material, and the relation
12  II,  6 |          of cocks, and any other similar parts, are on the contrary
13  II,  7 |          wild dog-like animal. A similar thing has been seen to take
14  II,  7 |       the nature of the semen is similar to that of the brain, for
15  II,  8 |        origin of human dwarfs is similar, for these also have their
16 III,  1 | sanguinea is to a certain extent similar to that of the animals that
17 III,  1 |  secretion of residual matter. A similar condition is the cause of
18 III,  2 |       cotyledons of beans and of similar seeds are united, there
19 III,  3 |          in these eggs is partly similar to, partly different from
20 III,  4 |        the parent. The reason is similar to that of the growth of
21 III,  6 |                              6~A similar story is told also of the
22 III,  9 |        in size, were a soft egg. Similar to this is also what happens
23 III,  10|        it is unreasonable that a similar state of things should not
24 III,  10|         generated like flies and similar creatures, but from a kind
25 III,  10|        large numbers seems to be similar to what obtains in the generation
26 III,  10|       the facts in all cases are similar to a certain extent, but
27 III,  11|         them; but in the sea and similar waters there are many of
28 III,  11|       growth in the testacea are similar. This is plain in the whorls
29  IV,  3 |    resembles what it was before. Similar to this is also the disease
30  IV,  3 |       produced, (2) why some are similar to their parents, female
31  IV,  3 |         way about, females being similar to the father and males
32  IV,  3 |  monstrosities is very close and similar in a way to that of the
33  IV,  4 |         power prevails, both are similar; if it is altogether vanquished,
34  IV,  4 |  altogether vanquished, both are similar; but if it prevail here
35   V,  2 |          the eyes with the hand.~Similar is the case of animals whose
36   V,  3 |   hibernate shed their feathers. Similar to this is the condition
37   V,  3 |       the change of condition is similar in man to what it is in
38   V,  7 |         in the voice, and of all similar inequality, is that the
39   V,  8 |       plain from these and other similar considerations.~Now these