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 1   I,  1 |        all of them; though in the sanguinea with few exceptions the
 2   I,  1 |        two sexes, not only in the sanguinea but also in some of the
 3   I,  2 |         and the penis, in all the sanguinea; for some of them have testes
 4   I,  2 |     opposite sexes. But if in the sanguinea it is the parts concerned
 5   I,  3 |                             3~The sanguinea are not all alike as regards
 6   I,  14|         not agree either with the sanguinea or with each other in the
 7   I,  16|       same name, just as with the sanguinea; such are the locusts, cicadae,
 8   I,  17| manifestly emit semen, as all the sanguinea, but whether the insects
 9   I,  19|     nutriment is the blood in the sanguinea and the analogous fluid
10   I,  20|           it at all, but only the sanguinea, and not all even of these,
11   I,  20|      neither the latter nor those sanguinea mentioned (i.e. those whose
12   I,  23|         longer time, as among the sanguinea. For the former remain paired
13  II,  1 |     general view, we may say that sanguinea are of greater size than
14  II,  1 |          this latter division the sanguinea lay eggs, the bloodless
15  II,  1 |          are sanguineous, and the sanguinea are either viviparous or
16  II,  1 |           from semen, but all the sanguinea do so which are generated
17  II,  4 |  distinctly marked off in all the sanguinea, for this is the first principle
18  II,  5 |          this is the heart in the sanguinea and its analogue in the
19  II,  6 |          and therefore in all the sanguinea the heart is formed first,
20  II,  6 |      reaches its full size in the sanguinea. All the parts are first
21 III,  1 |       generation of the oviparous sanguinea is to a certain extent similar
22 III,  1 |         catamenia like viviparous sanguinea (for they occur in all these
23 III,  11|        from parents but even some sanguinea, as a kind of mullet and
24 III,  11|          nature, are nevertheless sanguinea, and have a heart with blood
25 III,  11|         see the other both in the sanguinea above mentioned and in the
26 III,  11|        condition, like fat in the sanguinea, and therefore the oysters
27  IV,  1 |         being called blood in the sanguinea and the analogue of blood
28  IV,  1 |       heart must be formed in the sanguinea (and the resulting animal
29  IV,  8 |         sanguineous liquid in the sanguinea, and milk is blood concocted (
30  IV,  10|           larger and more perfect sanguinea do live a long time, yet