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 1   I,  1 |        and the beginning of the question of generation next to them.~
 2   I,  3 |     insects; in the smaller the question is uncertain owing to the
 3   I,  17|  uncertain. Therefore this is a question to be considered, whether
 4   I,  17|        we must investigate this question first.~The proofs from which
 5   I,  18|             18~On examining the question, however, the opposite appears
 6   I,  18|       We must again take up the question what the primary nature
 7   I,  20|     both alike. As the parts in question are on the point of differentiating
 8   I,  20|      and abstract survey of the question. For there must needs be
 9   I,  21|      for the discussion of this question. At the same time the answer
10   I,  21|     time the answer to the next question we have to investigate is
11   I,  21|         For, if we consider the question on general grounds, we find
12  II,  1 | argument applies here as in the question concerning the parts. As
13  II,  1 |        previously raised on the question what is the efficient cause
14  II,  2 |                      2~The next question to be mooted concerns the
15  II,  3 |                      3~The next question to raise and to answer is
16  II,  3 |      individual. Hence arises a question of the greatest difficulty,
17  II,  3 |        has not the principle in question, so that it does not develop
18  II,  4 |    female, so do the animals in question bring the same to pass and
19  II,  4 |         in it, not only may the question be asked at what time it
20  II,  5 |                   5~And yet the question may be raised why it is
21  II,  5 |       alone, for the process in question was seen to involve the
22  II,  6 |       so small. So much for the question how the eyes come into being,
23 III,  3 |         when it is perfect.~The question may be asked why the development
24 III,  7 |         generation of fish, the question may be raised, why it is
25  IV,  1 |      but that it depends on the question which parent it is whose
26  IV,  1 |       so well or not is another question.~Again, if heat and cold
27  IV,  3 |      has itself received. (This question has been treated in the
28  IV,  4 |        sovereign over life.~The question then about all these cases
29  IV,  4 |         just been said, and the question has been discussed in the
30  IV,  8 |       takes up the secretion in question but yet prevents its being
31   V,  1 |      age nor in the diseases in question, but it is because of the
32   V,  3 |       the animals and plants in question.~We have now spoken pretty