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 1   I,  11|    character. Besides this, it is impossible for animals to be produced
 2   I,  12|        the semen; for it would be impossible for them, if chilled and
 3   I,  18|           other.~Yet this also is impossible, just as much as it is impossible
 4   I,  18| impossible, just as much as it is impossible for the parts when full
 5   I,  18|         animals. Now that this is impossible is plain, for neither would
 6   I,  18|       them in the body. Now it is impossible that the parts should be
 7  II,  1 |          animals. For since it is impossible that such a class of things
 8  II,  1 |           way possible. Now it is impossible for it to be eternal as
 9  II,  1 |         from semen or seed, it is impossible that any part of it should
10  II,  3 |           outside.~Now that it is impossible for them all to preexist
11  II,  4 |         semen is infertile.~It is impossible to conceive without the
12  II,  4 |          viviparous fishes, it is impossible that the semen should be
13  II,  5 |      without qualification, it is impossible for face, hand, flesh, or
14  II,  5 |         the sensitive soul, it is impossible for the female to generate
15  II,  8 |         species from mules, it is impossible that anything should be
16  II,  8 |           till birth, and this is impossible if there are no catamenia.
17  II,  8 |      happen before now, but it is impossible for her to complete the
18 III,  1 |           very fertile; now it is impossible for many eggs to reach completion
19 III,  4 |          a final cause, for it is impossible for them to attain their
20 III,  5 |          considering that this is impossible. For the passage which enters
21 III,  7 |       perfected into an animal is impossible, for an animal requires
22 III,  10|           But all these views are impossible if we reason first upon
23 III,  10|      brood of the drones alone is impossible for the reasons already
24 III,  10|           Then, again, it is also impossible that the bees themselves
25 III,  10|   produced from each; but this is impossible, for at that rate the whole
26 III,  11| conception. If then the former is impossible (I mean that nourishment
27  IV,  1 |         will be male. But this is impossible. Thus the theory of Democritus
28  IV,  3 |          what is on other grounds impossible, and (2) those who say that
29  IV,  3 |        male the mother, for it is impossible that more should come from
30  IV,  3 |      people.~That, however, it is impossible for such a monstrosity to
31  IV,  3 |      sheep, dog, and ox, it being impossible for each to be developed
32  IV,  4 |       violently or if it has been impossible to make it at all. In some
33  IV,  8 |         all cases where it is not impossible for things to be otherwise
34   V,  1 |        life of a plant. But it is impossible that plants should sleep,
35   V,  1 |       dissipated; but, if that is impossible, still the further the tube