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 1  II,  4 |        as does that of any other residual matter. For each is conveyed
 2  II,  6 |        and wasting, because more residual matter is left over, as
 3  II,  6 | important parts, though when the residual matter also fails through
 4 III,  1 |        for these birds have much residual matter, whereas in the birds
 5 III,  1 |          the semen are made from residual matter, nature cannot afford
 6 III,  1 |    pigeon and so forth. For such residual matter is secreted largely
 7 III,  1 |        an excess of secretion of residual matter. A similar condition
 8 III,  1 |        laying many eggs; for the residual matter in birds of prey
 9 III,  1 |     happens also with birds; the residual matter corresponding to
10 III,  10|          For the wet causes more residual matter to be formed in the
11 III,  11|         in the females this is a residual secretion of the animal,
12 III,  11|          themselves, whereas the residual secretion in most animals
13  IV,  1 |         fact they look upon this residual discharge in the same light
14  IV,  1 |          is unable to reduce the residual secretion to a pure form,
15  IV,  1 |         such a material and such residual matter as it is able to
16  IV,  5 |       there is a quantity of the residual discharge left over. This
17  IV,  5 |        is a sign of abundance of residual matter, wherefore among
18  IV,  6 |  sedentary they are full of more residual matter; among nations where
19  IV,  6 | elsewhere; for work consumes the residual matter, but those who are
20  IV,  6 |    animals, on the contrary, the residual matter is but small and
21  IV,  6 |        more nourishment than the residual matter supplies. (In some
22  IV,  6 |          women in whose body the residual matter is small so that
23  IV,  8 |         cause. For at first such residual matter when secreted is
24  IV,  8 |        embryo is perfecting, the residual matter left over increases
25  IV,  8 |   concerned with nourishment and residual matter, in order that all
26  IV,  8 |         it is necessary that the residual matter should collect in
27   V,  3 |       nutriment and so have much residual matter and it is from this
28   V,  4 |        weakness; and again, much residual matter is formed in the
29   V,  6 |        development and so in the residual matter of the food, from
30   V,  8 |        reaches perfection and no residual matter is found in it, the