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 1   I,  18| homogeneous nothing is composed, e.g. from only sinew or only
 2   I,  18|        compared with each other, e.g. man with man or vine with
 3  II,  1 | quadrupeds and footless animals, e.g. lizards and tortoises and
 4  II,  1 |         to exist in the earlier, e.g. the form of the liver in
 5  II,  1 |      made without qualification, e.g. the statement that the parts
 6  II,  1 |     realization in actuality, as e.g. a mathematician when asleep
 7  II,  1 |        else of the same name, as e.g. man is produced by man,
 8  II,  2 |          and thicken on boiling, e.g. milk. It ought then to solidify
 9  II,  3 |         animal is an animal. For e.g. an animal does not become
10  II,  3 |     cannot exist without a body, e.g. walking cannot exist without
11  II,  8 |      another to make the mixing, e.g. in the case of wine and
12  II,  8 |          species as the parents, e.g. male and female puppies
13 III,  8 |         also by the cephalopoda, e.g. sepias and the like, and
14 III,  8 |      like, and by the crustacea, e.g. carabi and their kindred,
15 III,  9 |         an addition to its size, e.g. in bees and wasps; sometimes
16 III,  11|         come into being on land, e.g. the snails and any others,
17  IV,  1 | secretions and the faculties, as e.g. the faculty of sight is
18  IV,  3 |          also a particular male, e.g. Coriscus or Socrates, and
19  IV,  3 |         by the individual I mean e.g. Coriscus or Socrates). Now
20  IV,  3 |   receive some motion in return; e.g. what pushes is itself in
21  IV,  4 |        animals that produce one, e.g. the elephant, camel, horse,
22  IV,  4 |        deficiency in such parts, e.g. an extremity or one of the
23  IV,  5 |          is large in proportion, e.g. the foetus of the elephant
24  IV,  6 |          that even the passages, e.g. of the ears and nostrils,
25  IV,  10|         a natural period I mean, e.g. a day and night, a month,
26   V,  1 |         for each kind of animal; e.g. cattle are dark-eyed, the
27   V,  6 |         peacocks, and some fish, e.g. the so-called "thrattai";
28   V,  8 |        teeth except the canines, e.g. lions. This mistake, then,
29   V,  8 |     serve many uses in the arts, e.g. the hammer and anvil in