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 1   I,  8 |          and the uterus itself is naturally where the function is.~
 2   I,  13|          but because the semen is naturally liquid, the liquid excretion
 3   I,  18|      being those things which are naturally formed, not because there
 4   I,  19|          to form fat the semen is naturally deficient. And so among
 5  II,  1 |      imperfect, so the perfect is naturally produced from the more perfect.
 6  II,  1 |           function of them all if naturally perfect). And this is necessary
 7  II,  4 |          suppose, because like is naturally carried to like. Besides
 8  II,  4 | potentially such as the animal is naturally, and all the parts are potentially
 9  II,  6 |         as with other things; one naturally exists prior to another.
10  II,  6 |          heat, but only something naturally fitted for the purpose;
11  II,  6 |          only in a place and time naturally so fitted. For neither will
12  II,  8 |     general each of these animals naturally tends towards sterility.
13  II,  8 |           much the same; it tends naturally towards sterility, and to
14  II,  8 |           because the male sex is naturally hotter than the female and
15 III,  1 |         the former class of birds naturally inclined to tread and to
16 III,  1 |           boils; for the white is naturally liquid and contains in itself
17 III,  2 |      whole of it is set free, and naturally the umbilical cord does
18 III,  8 |          time, as in insects, and naturally so, for they are bloodless
19 III,  8 |           has been seen or can be naturally expected, for the egg is
20  IV,  3 |        the more remote ancestors.~Naturally then it is most likely that
21  IV,  4 |         alive. Animals also which naturally have a gall-bladder are
22  IV,  4 |   explained then why some animals naturally produce many young, some
23  IV,  4 |           what they do secrete is naturally just enough for one embryo
24  IV,  4 |     sometimes many or few, though naturally he almost always produces
25  IV,  4 |        produce many [for semen is naturally fluid and hot], but because
26  IV,  5 |         In like manner, since man naturally would produce many young,
27  IV,  5 |   superfoetation. And the mare is naturally inclined to sexual intercourse
28  IV,  5 |         such birds has much semen naturally, it is always in need of
29  IV,  7 |           being, and this happens naturally in women alone or at any
30  IV,  10|         aims at being measured by naturally complete periods. By a natural
31   V,  3 |          that time it is in those naturally inclined to such intercourse
32   V,  3 |         appears, for the brain is naturally the coldest part of the
33   V,  4 |         then, the hair in man has naturally little heat and too much
34   V,  5 |           that their feathers are naturally moister than others and
35   V,  7 |       some of them, and bones are naturally connected with sinew.)~All
36   V,  8 |      place because the smaller is naturally developed quicker than the