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 1   I,  1 |       slight distinction of this sort, since even in plants we
 2   I,  18|         declares that there is a sort of tally in the male and
 3   I,  19|         must distinguish of what sort of nutriment it is a secretion,
 4   I,  19|         nor anything else of the sort except when the catamenia
 5   I,  20|         the semen (or seed) is a sort of embryo; by embryo I mean
 6  II,  1 |   efficient cause, (2) from what sort of material they are formed.
 7  II,  1 |         are some insects of this sort, which though they come
 8  II,  1 |        it. Something then of the sort we require exists in the
 9  II,  1 |    machines while at rest have a sort of potentiality of motion
10  II,  4 |    quantity, and the result is a sort of haemorrhage. The period
11  II,  4 |          there is nothing of the sort unless with much violence
12  II,  5 |      some soul potentially. What sort of soul will this be? It
13  II,  6 |        there is anything of this sort which must exist in animals,
14  II,  6 |          teeth do nothing of the sort, for they are made out of
15  II,  7 |       sterile if anything of the sort has happened in the first
16 III,  1 |         are found, and also what sort of birds lay many eggs or
17 III,  5 |          watches anything of the sort for the sake of knowledge.
18 III,  8 |        their like nothing of the sort has been seen or can be
19 III,  9 |          product of spiders as a sort of scolex. And yet some
20 III,  9 |        their full size, become a sort of egg, for the husk about
21 III,  10|          the leaders. Hence in a sort of way their generation
22 III,  10| offspring (for if nothing of the sort had been the case the facts
23 III,  11|       spontaneously, some emit a sort of generative substance
24 III,  11|    consider that anything of the sort is real semen, but that
25 III,  11|        ascidians, nothing of the sort is visible. (The details
26  IV,  1 |      contribute something of the sort, we must confront them in
27  IV,  3 |      Also, if we assign only one sort of cause, it is not easy
28  IV,  5 |       one at a birth is itself a sort of superfoetation, one being
29  IV,  5 |        catamenia is in females a sort of emission of semen, they
30  IV,  6 |      female character as being a sort of natural deficiency. Accordingly
31  IV,  7 |  half-dressing of meat is also a sort of want of concoction.~A
32   V,  1 |     newly born and blueness is a sort of weakness.~We must also
33   V,  1 |     dark-eyed. Now cataract is a sort of dryness of the eyes and
34   V,  5 |      black, redness also being a sort of weakness of hair and
35   V,  5 |     Greyness comes about by some sort of decay, and is not, as
36   V,  7 |        and depth of tone being a sort of superiority. But then