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 1   I,  18|       Again, no place has been set apart by Nature for waste-products
 2   I,  18|     body, but a place has been set apart for all the natural
 3   I,  23|     Nature has mixed these and set them together in plants,
 4  II,  1 |         since one thing cannot set up a motion in another without
 5  II,  1 |      by another if it does not set up a motion in it. Something
 6  II,  1 |     makes them is the movement set up by the male parent, who
 7  II,  4 |       in some cases the egg is set free as with creatures externally
 8  II,  4 |       therefore the egg is not set free from the uterus. This
 9  II,  4 |     itself, like a son who has set up house away from his father.
10  II,  6 |     sense-organ of the eyes is set upon certain passages, as
11  II,  6 |      the food that comes in is set apart for the free men,
12  II,  6 |       as they lived, for these set the limit of size to animals.
13  II,  6 |     grow again after the first set falls out, for though they
14  II,  6 |          because when they are set free from the parent they
15 III,  2 |  perfected, the whole of it is set free, and naturally the
16 III,  4 |       are they very small when set free and grow quickly, small
17  IV,  1 |        difference and tries to set it forth; whether he does
18  IV,  1 |    itself of such a kind as to set up movements also in the
19  IV,  4 |   length the numerous eggs are set in a line.~Nothing of the
20  IV,  4 |   result, for there is a limit set alike to the power of the
21  IV,  4 | certain cases we find a double set of generative organs [one
22  IV,  8 |    those empty parts which are set upon the same passages.
23   V,  2 |      sense-organ of hearing is set upon the part concerned
24   V,  7 |         then, and most females set but little air in motion
25   V,  7 |         the part by which they set the air in motion is not
26   V,  7 |  strong; at the same time they set a great quantity in motion
27   V,  7 |      slowly. And these animals set much in movement whereas
28   V,  7 |    movement whereas the others set but little, because the
29   V,  7 |        that part by which they set the air in motion is in