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 1   I,  1 |     good also in plants, some coming into being from seed and
 2   I,  17|       whole body; if then the coming of the semen from the whole
 3   I,  18|      not because of the semen coming from all parts that children
 4   I,  18|      the resemblance, not the coming of the semen from every
 5   I,  18|      says, not the same parts coming from each parent, which
 6   I,  18|      the offspring comes, the coming of the semen from all the
 7   I,  18|     does not lie in the semen coming from all the parent or not,
 8   I,  18|       determined by the semen coming from any particular part,
 9   I,  18|     are not produced by semen coming from all parts of the parent,
10   I,  18|  resemblance is a sign of its coming from all parts.~Further
11   I,  18|     the generation is not its coming from all the body, but something
12   I,  18|     Now we speak of one thing coming from another in many senses;
13   I,  18|  being from contraries, since coming into being from contraries
14   I,  19|    can be framed by the power coming from the male and inherent
15   I,  20|       also of a spiritus, the coming together of which precedes
16  II,  1 |       the cause of the soul’s coming into being, but it is the
17  II,  4 |    matter at a time is always coming away, and this is why "whites"
18 III,  1 |     speak of wind-eggs as not coming into being independently
19 III,  1 | nearer the form of the animal coming into being, that is the
20 III,  1 |      egg, all the yellow part coming into the middle and the
21 III,  10|  brood of the drones is found coming into being among them even
22  IV,  3 |   father.~But if the movement coming from the male principle
23  IV,  3 | principle prevails while that coming from the individual Socrates
24  IV,  3 |       remain but the movement coming from the individual Socrates
25  IV,  3 |  mother, but, if the movement coming from the mother also be
26  IV,  3 |       smaller amount of semen coming the male or female parent,
27  IV,  8 |      For when the nourishment coming through the umbilical cord
28  IV,  10|      of Nature to measure the coming into being and the end of
29   V,  1 |    the movement or process of coming into being, on the view
30   V,  1 |        thin that the movement coming from without may pass straight
31   V,  1 |    nor suited to the movement coming from external objects and
32   V,  1 |     in the transparent medium coming to the eyes from distant
33   V,  1 | seeing is due to the movement coming from the objects; for the
34   V,  4 |   remember that the nutriment coming to each part of the body