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 1   I,  17|       parents, for the young are born like them part for part
 2   I,  17|    evidence as that children are born with a likeness to their
 3   I,  17|           the children have been born with a mark in the form
 4   I,  18|        them; and as children are born like their parents in face
 5   I,  18|           If mutilated young are born of mutilated parents, it
 6  II,  1 |          all those which are not born alive but produced as a
 7  II,  3 |  mutilated parents are sometimes born mutilated and sometimes
 8  II,  3 | sometimes not, so also the young born of a female are sometimes
 9  II,  6 |      complete.~Other animals are born in possession of teeth or
10  II,  6 |     cases contrary to Nature) is born without them.~The reason
11  II,  8 |         matter of fact, horse is born of horse, ass of ass, and
12  II,  8 |       the same species there are born in course of nature male
13  II,  8 |          of different species is born a young one different in
14  II,  8 |       another, and (2) a mule is born of horse and ass and these
15  II,  8 |     parents different in form is born a different animal]. Now
16  II,  8 |        that the ass-foals may be born in a warm season, for the
17 III,  2 |         vivipara; the latter are born head-first, the part where
18  IV,  2 |      heat.~Again, more males are born if copulation takes place
19  IV,  3 |      multiplied so that they are born with many feet or many heads.~
20  IV,  3 |       the cause of animals being born defective in any part, for
21  IV,  4 |     parts. Sometimes animals are born with too many toes, sometimes
22  IV,  4 |        case also of a goat being born with a horn upon its leg.
23  IV,  4 |    animal, indeed, has ever been born without a heart, but they
24  IV,  4 |    without a heart, but they are born without a spleen or with
25  IV,  4 |          few or many young being born, not the fact that the kind
26  IV,  4 |         secreted, then twins are born. Hence such cases seem to
27  IV,  4 |         in man, for children are born at seven months and at ten
28  IV,  5 |        more than one child to be born, the one of which is later
29  IV,  6 |    scolex, for some of them when born are scarcely brought into
30  IV,  6 |    nourishing them, and they are born imperfect because they are
31  IV,  6 |       imperfect because they are born too soon. This is plain
32  IV,  6 |         man males are more often born defective than females,
33  IV,  8 |        which the young animal is born has been well arranged.
34   V,  1 |     offspring of all animals are born, especially those born imperfect,
35   V,  1 |       are born, especially those born imperfect, they are in the
36   V,  1 |      other animals, for they are born in a more imperfect condition
37   V,  1 |       their condition when newly born with their condition at
38   V,  1 |          are weaker in the newly born and blueness is a sort of