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 1   I,  16|        because this is expedient in view of the increase of bulk
 2   I,  18|             above arguments and the view involves impossibilities.
 3   I,  18|        agrees pretty well with this view (if we are to adopt it),
 4   I,  19|         them are evidence that this view is correct. For the semen
 5   I,  19|            and confirmation of this view may be drawn from some of
 6   I,  21|            one both a priori and in view of the facts. For, if we
 7   I,  23|           one; and this is plain to view when they copulate and are
 8  II,  1 |         Therefore, taking a general view, we may say that sanguinea
 9  II,  4 |           argument for the opposite view is that what are called
10  II,  5 |            into being), but also in view of its end; for life fails
11  II,  6 |            the outside world with a view to the growth of the persons
12 III,  1 |   impregnation. But this is a false view, for sufficient observations
13 III,  3 |           it comes downwards with a view to the production of the
14 III,  8 | unscientifically from this point of view also. For it is a wonderful
15 III,  10|          sting. Nor is the opposite view reasonable, that the bees
16 III,  10|        being as it were made with a view to producing young, should
17 III,  10|            were, constituted with a view to bearing young, and that
18  IV,  1 |             it is cold; then on the view of Empedocles that which
19  IV,  1 |           by those who maintain the view of Empedocles; for to explain
20  IV,  1 |              to take a more general view, though it is better to
21  IV,  1 |        there can be nothing in this view. If, as they say, he does
22  IV,  1 |         persuaded of the truth of a view resembling that of these
23  IV,  8 |              for it is a reasonable view also that the embryo being
24   V,  1 |             efficient cause, on the view that these things come into
25   V,  1 |           however took the opposite view. The reason of this is that
26   V,  1 |           coming into being, on the view that the differences which
27   V,  1 |          forth from the eye—on that view, if there is nothing projecting
28   V,  8 |            brought about. That this view then is not true is plain