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 1   I,  10|          so only can an animal be generated from an egg, and nothing
 2   I,  17|      thought that all animals are generated out of semen, and that the
 3   I,  21|        exist within that which is generated, as part of the material
 4   I,  23|           but they are formed and generated from a liquid and earthy
 5  II,  1 |      scolex, alike those that are generated by copulation and those
 6  II,  1 |          themselves though not so generated. For there are some insects
 7  II,  1 |         sanguinea do so which are generated by copulation, the male
 8  II,  4 |        with that which originally generated it; if then this acting
 9  II,  6 |          an instrument to what is generated, for the one of these, that
10  II,  6 |      relation to what is made and generated); thirdly, the useful, that
11  II,  6 |        with animals spontaneously generated it is the movement and heat
12 III,  1 |          that walk. All alike are generated from sexual union, the male
13 III,  9 | previously that some of these are generated by copulation, others spontaneously,
14 III,  10|           either be spontaneously generated or produced by some other
15 III,  10|     instance (1) that bees may be generated from the union of bees,
16 III,  10|        that all the others may be generated from one, as from what are
17 III,  10|           germs are spontaneously generated in the flowers or whether
18 III,  10|      theories, that the young are generated by union of the bees with
19 III,  10|         remains then, if they are generated by copulation at all, that
20 III,  10|          that they also should be generated without copulation. Now
21 III,  10|           bees themselves are not generated like flies and similar creatures,
22 III,  10|          the leaders also must be generated from something. Since it
23 III,  10|         the drones are themselves generated, they generate nothing else,
24 III,  10|     whereas, whenever insects are generated by copulation, the parents
25 III,  11|        way they are spontaneously generated but in another from their
26 III,  11|          to be even spontaneously generated, and so to be formed still
27 III,  11|          spawn" are spontaneously generated. Now all things formed in
28 III,  11|           which are spontaneously generated the method of formation
29 III,  11|   bloodless animals which are not generated from parents but even some
30 III,  11|           the other spontaneously generated animals. That all the testacea