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 1   I,  3 |       the larger insects; in the smaller the question is uncertain
 2   I,  7 |          fertile than when it is smaller because the semen, if cold,
 3   I,  19|       which Nature endows with a smaller portion of heat is weaker,
 4   I,  19|          the bulk of the body is smaller in females than in males
 5  II,  2 |       thicker and white, and the smaller and less visible the bubbles
 6  II,  4 |        the heart, and from these smaller vessels branch off to the
 7  II,  6 |           the part below is both smaller and less differentiated.
 8  II,  6 |          upper part, for this is smaller in the beginning. The cephalopoda
 9  II,  7 |         uterus and split up into smaller vessels all over the uterus;
10  II,  7 | perfection the cotyledons become smaller and finally disappear when
11 III,  1 |         than the impregnated but smaller in size for one and the
12 III,  1 |        the same reason; they are smaller in size because they are
13 III,  1 |  imperfect, and because they are smaller in size they are more in
14 III,  2 |        twisted round and becomes smaller, and when the egg is perfected
15 III,  2 |         larger creatures; in the smaller they are obscure because
16 III,  10|      that of the bees, for being smaller in size they need the fine
17 III,  10|       produce five, afterwards a smaller number each time at last
18 III,  10|       the brood of the latter is smaller in number than that of the
19 III,  11|        way produced mussels, for smaller ones are always growing
20 III,  11|         in them and the upper is smaller. The details of growth in
21 III,  11|   sometimes larger and sometimes smaller; in others as pectens, mussels,
22  IV,  3 |     determined by the greater or smaller amount of semen coming the
23  IV,  4 |  increasing the body. But in the smaller animals Nature takes away
24  IV,  4 |        animal, and little by the smaller. Therefore many small ones
25  IV,  4 |          animals are large, some smaller, and some between the two,
26  IV,  4 |       other animal) is larger or smaller than another. So also the
27  IV,  10|        and yet the human kind is smaller than that of the bushy-tailed
28  IV,  10|        being as it were a second smaller sun, and therefore she contributes
29   V,  8 |         second place because the smaller is naturally developed quicker
30   V,  8 |    together, and these teeth are smaller in size than the grinders,