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 1   I,  2 |              have this division into opposite sexes. But if in the sanguinea
 2   I,  16|              mounts the female), the opposite in few cases; but observations
 3   I,  18|           the question, however, the opposite appears more likely, for
 4   I,  18|               by "useful" I mean the opposite. Now it is evident that
 5   I,  18|        excessive.~So we must say the opposite of what the ancients said.
 6  II,  2 |              it was thickened by the opposite of cold. Yet it is unreasonable,
 7  II,  4 |           The chief argument for the opposite view is that what are called
 8  II,  4 |           But generally speaking the opposite is the case, because the
 9  II,  4 |            copulation. Precisely the opposite is the case of those who
10 III,  2 |             egg is discharged in the opposite way from the young of vivipara;
11 III,  2 |            for birds in the egg. The opposite, however, is the case to
12 III,  3 |         first principle being at the opposite end, for the egg is of the
13 III,  3 |             of attachment and at the opposite end, and it is easy to draw
14 III,  10|             have a sting. Nor is the opposite view reasonable, that the
15  IV,  1 |             an evidence of the exact opposite of what some suppose, thinking
16  IV,  1 |        whereas the truth is just the opposite. For consider the production
17  IV,  1 |            certain sense, out of its opposite. Thirdly, we must understand
18  IV,  1 |              perishes it becomes the opposite of what it was, it is necessary
19  IV,  1 |              it must change into its opposite. After these premisses it
20  IV,  1 |             works on change into its opposite. Now the female is opposite
21  IV,  1 |          opposite. Now the female is opposite to the male, and that in
22  IV,  1 |             over it changes into the opposite or is destroyed. But the
23  IV,  1 |         destroyed. But the female is opposite to the male, and is female
24  IV,  3 |      anything haphazard but into its opposite, therefore also that which
25  IV,  3 |           must change and become the opposite, in respect of that particular
26  IV,  3 |             over it changes into its opposite, and, if it be resolved,
27  IV,  4 |           cells. But in the fowl the opposite is the case, whereby it
28  IV,  8 |            given, or we may take the opposite, for it is a reasonable
29  IV,  8 |      putrefaction and concoction are opposite things, and pus is a kind
30   V,  1 | Nature-philosophers however took the opposite view. The reason of this
31   V,  1 |       reasonable to suppose that the opposite state, that of sleep, exists
32   V,  3 |              but if it be greasy the opposite happens, for the greasy
33   V,  3 |            sheep in cold climates is opposite to that of man; the hair
34   V,  6 |             and are more varied. The opposite holds with the uniformly
35   V,  7 |           speech), but in cattle the opposite obtains, for the voice of
36   V,  7 |         forth must go slowly; if the opposite, quickly. The strong, then,
37   V,  7 |    higher-voiced, though this age is opposite to that of youth.~Most young
38   V,  7 |            that they change into the opposite condition, the high-voiced
39   V,  7 |           cold breath being thin the opposite. This is clear also in pipe-playing,