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 1   I,  18|            still in most men and as a general rule the result of intercourse
 2   I,  20|            been said, and also from a general and abstract survey of the
 3   I,  21|              consider the question on general grounds, we find that, whenever
 4  II,  1 |            force. Therefore, taking a general view, we may say that sanguinea
 5  II,  7 |               female, is sterile is a general one, for some men and women
 6  II,  8 |            the Problems)—nor, to take general ground, does he take his
 7  II,  8 |             abstract because the more general it is the further is it
 8  II,  8 |                Now this theory is too general and empty. For all theories
 9  II,  8 |             perfect offspring.~And in general each of these animals naturally
10 III,  1 |               be embraced in the same general statement; but in other
11  IV,  1 |          another.~And, to take a more general view, though it is better
12  IV,  3 |              generation than the more general and wider characteristics.
13  IV,  3 |                mother" are opposed as general terms, so also the individual
14  IV,  3 |           those of the father and the general type, as man and animal;
15  IV,  3 |             grasp certain fundamental general principles, not only that
16  IV,  3 | characteristics; "human being" is the general term, while Socrates, the
17  IV,  3 |               is heated by it, and in general the moving or efficient
18  IV,  3 |           males to the mother, and in general why some are like their
19  IV,  3 |           last there remains the most general substratum, that is to say
20  IV,  4 |              they are contrary to the general and customary rule.~Man
21  IV,  6 |             and sprout afresh. And in general the production of young
22  IV,  8 |               is done contrary to the general rule. But this is as much
23  IV,  8 |             happen, still what is the general rule is what is "according
24   V,  1 |         weakness.~We must also gain a general notion about the difference
25   V,  1 |           same time also liquid is in general hard to move in the night.
26   V,  1 |             that from outside, and in general neither a strong nor a weak
27   V,  3 |               Nature has made hair in general for animals has been previously
28   V,  3 |      thicker-skinned animals are as a general rule thicker-haired for
29   V,  3 |             such a state is something general, for among plants also some
30   V,  7 |               to be rightly said in a general way that the depth depends
31   V,  8 |             for any one who makes any general statement must speak of