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 1   I,  5 |         copulation, since it is possible for them to have it, but
 2   I,  5 |      footless animals it is not possible, because the former have
 3   I,  5 |        So that, since it is not possible for them to have this organ,
 4   I,  18|       And yet how would this be possible if the semen were secreted
 5   I,  18|     single secretion. Nor is it possible for it to be separated in
 6   I,  19|       male, and since it is not possible that two such discharges
 7  II,  1 |         eternal in the only way possible. Now it is impossible for
 8  II,  1 |      would be eternal—but it is possible for it as a species. This
 9  II,  1 |       Therefore, wherever it is possible and so far as it is possible,
10  II,  1 |    possible and so far as it is possible, the male is separated from
11  II,  1 |        character then it is not possible to divide them, nor is any
12  II,  1 |     parent. So, then, it is not possible that any part should exist
13  II,  1 |  initiated by the other.)~It is possible, then, that A should move
14  II,  3 |       our ability and as far as possible. When and how and whence
15  II,  3 |      outside. For neither is it possible for them to enter by themselves,
16  II,  4 |       the breath, as if it were possible for either this secretion
17  II,  4 |        are crossed (and this is possible when the periods of gestation
18  II,  5 |     their eggs live? It neither possible that they should live in
19  II,  5 |         separate from it, it is possible that this may generate a
20  II,  6 |       anything from which it is possible to make anything useful.
21  II,  6 |       so later. Therefore it is possible for them to grow again after
22  II,  7 | anything of the kind, nor is it possible for the embryo to take nourishment
23  II,  8 |     body. Hence it is sometimes possible for the female to conceive,
24 III,  7 |         generation so far as is possible for them. That they should
25 III,  8 |      part, for here alone is it possible, because this animal alone
26 III,  10|      are present, and it is not possible that the bees should either
27  IV,  1 |       lines. For then it is not possible that the body of the embryo
28  IV,  1 |       causes in so far as it is possible for us.~We have, then, previously
29  IV,  3 |         preserved, and as it is possible for the male sometimes not
30  IV,  3 |       some from it, it would be possible to take, not an equal quantity
31  IV,  4 |        single animal, it is not possible that only one should be
32   V,  1 |       all cases. Moreover it is possible to render another account
33   V,  1 | distinguishing as accurately as possible the objects seen. These
34   V,  2 |        perceive as precisely as possible all the distinctions of
35   V,  3 |        curliness in hair. It is possible then that this is the cause,
36   V,  3 |       the cause, but it is also possible that, owing to its having
37   V,  8 |   anything in vain so far as is possible in each case. And it is
38   V,  8 |         would fail in something possible for her to do. And, besides,