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 1   I,  8|          with plants. If then they perfected the egg in themselves they
 2  II,  1|            imperfect one, which is perfected outside the body, as the
 3  II,  4|           nourishment, until it is perfected to the point of being now
 4  II,  6|          breathe until the lung is perfected, and the lung and the preceding
 5  II,  6|            the eyes of animals are perfected late because of the amount
 6  II,  7|       finally disappear when it is perfected. For Nature sends the sanguineous
 7 III,  1|           are those eggs which are perfected within.~Concerning the uterus
 8 III,  1|         the hypozoma is hot, it is perfected so far as size is concerned,
 9 III,  1|        birds’ nor fishes’ eggs are perfected for generation without the
10 III,  2|            of this when the egg is perfected? It does not come out with
11 III,  2|       animals; for when its egg is perfected the shell forms all round
12 III,  2|           is only after the egg is perfected that it becomes hard and
13 III,  2|       smaller, and when the egg is perfected this end is the sharp end.
14 III,  2|         from this. When the egg is perfected, the whole of it is set
15 III,  2|        also towards the young when perfected, as with men and some quadrupeds;
16 III,  2|      natural to them.~The young is perfected within the egg more quickly
17 III,  3|         both with those externally perfected (the frog-fishes) and those
18 III,  3|            the uterus before it is perfected, but in most though not
19 III,  3|          these the young fish when perfected is still connected by the
20 III,  7| discussions, the eggs of birds are perfected internally but those of
21 III,  7|            internally, as they are perfected internally, and in the latter
22 III,  7|          them. That they should be perfected into an animal is impossible,
23 III,  9|            an imperfect, but it is perfected outside as has been often
24 III,  9|           as from an egg an animal perfected in its second metamorphosis,
25  IV,  1|            faculty of sight is not perfected without the eye, nor the
26  IV,  4|            animals whose growth is perfected; at the time of birth great
27  IV,  6|             for since they are not perfected it often happens that even
28  IV,  6|           the female foetus is not perfected equally with the male in
29  IV,  6|          after birth everything is perfected more quickly in females