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 1   I,  18|        the same account may be given of the others.~Again, some
 2   I,  18|    waste-product that which is given off from the tissues by
 3   I,  18|    than relief, for the reason given. Moreover, semen does not
 4   I,  20|       in each animal have been given in the Enquiries concerning
 5  II,  4 |        females for the reasons given; for, the female nature
 6  II,  4 |        in man has been already given, but why, if all females
 7  II,  6 |       cause and a proof can be given for these truths. While,
 8  II,  6 |    fire. But all the particles given off which are too earthy,
 9  II,  6 |       slaves, and the worst is given to the animals that live
10  II,  8 |    reason has not been rightly given by Empedocles and Democritus,
11  II,  8 |   plausible than those already given; I call it abstract because
12 III,  1 |   occur in birds which are not given to flight nor rapine but
13 III,  1 |      birds of prey are neither given to treading much nor to
14 III,  1 | largely in the heavy birds not given to flying, such as fowls,
15 III,  1 |       this has been previously given. Wind-eggs are not formed
16 III,  3 |      for the reason previously given,’ but the so-called "selache"
17 III,  3 |   respects and for the reasons given the development of cartilaginous
18 III,  6 |    this casual observation has given rise to this opinion. But
19 III,  10|        for the reasons already given, and besides it is unreasonable
20 III,  10|     the same account should be given of the bees and the kings
21 III,  10|       are, then credit must be given rather to observation than
22  IV,  3 |   accounts, however, have been given of these phenomena by some
23  IV,  4 |       number. We have formerly given the reason why some animals
24  IV,  5 |        now. The reason is that given above, for even in a single
25  IV,  5 |   among men also the hairy are given to sexual intercourse and
26  IV,  6 |    Nature. For the reason just given also twins are less likely
27  IV,  8 |       we may take that already given, or we may take the opposite,
28   V,  1 |      seen.~Let these, then, be given as the causes of the difference
29   V,  5 |       the same as that already given in the case of baldness;
30   V,  7 |   plain in man, for Nature has given this faculty to him in the