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 1   I,  1 | homogeneous, and of these last the so-called elements of all matter.
 2   I,  2 |        parts are in the female the so-called uterus, in the male the
 3   I,  3 |      membranes which include their so-called eggs are of the nature of
 4   I,  17|        nature of semen, and of the so-called catamenia in all animals
 5   I,  19|            is the discharge of the so-called catamenia.~It is plain,
 6   I,  19|           unless the liquid of the so-called catamenia is present in
 7   I,  21|          is incomplete; I mean the so-called wind-eggs.~
 8  II,  1 |          becomes egg-like (for the so-called chrysalis or pupa is equivalent
 9  II,  3 |           and more divine than the so-called elements; but as one soul
10  II,  4 |           the blood, which has the so-called blood-vessels.~To consider
11  II,  5 |           hesitate. No male of the so-called erythrinus has ever yet
12  II,  7 |       these have in the uterus the so-called cotyledons (with which the
13  II,  7 |    inhabitants of the sea, but the so-called "rhinobates" especially
14  II,  8 |         ginnus is in fact like the so-called "metachoera" in swine, for
15 III,  1 |         the egg within itself, the so-called "frog"; the reason of which
16 III,  1 |            land birds, so that the so-called "lecithus" or yolk in the
17 III,  2 |           apt to be spoilt and the so-called "uria" or rotten eggs are
18 III,  3 |         previously given,’ but the so-called "selache" or cartilaginous
19 III,  9 |          this comes into being the so-called nymph.... and have nothing
20 III,  10|          as the bees have. For the so-called "mothers" generate the young
21 III,  11|       origin of the parts; and the so-called "entrails of earth", in
22 III,  11|           of the kind existed, the so-called limnostrea, a kind of oyster,
23 III,  11|     increased greatly in size. The so-called eggs contribute to generation
24 III,  11|          pectens, mussels, and the so-called limnostrea, they are not
25  IV,  4 |            it is in these that the so-called "metachoera" are most frequent,
26  IV,  7 |            concoct, then comes the so-called mola into being, and this
27  IV,  8 |      blood-vessels round which the so-called umbilical cord lies as a
28   V,  6 |            and some fish, e.g. the so-called "thrattai"; sometimes the