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Alphabetical [« »] sedentary 2 sediment 3 see 24 seed 27 seeds 11 seeing 10 seek 5	Frequency [« »] 27 hard 27 passage 27 round 27 seed 27 vivipara 26 according 26 appears	Aristotle On the Generation of Animals IntraText - Concordances seed

   Book,  Paragraph
 1   I,  1 |     some coming into being from seed and others, as it were,
 2   I,  4 |        of a plant is to produce seed and fruit. But still as,
 3   I,  8 |         size turns with them to seed.~But the eggs of birds and
 4   I,  17|       and therefore if semen or seed is cause of the whole so
 5   I,  17|       of the parts would have a seed peculiar to itself. And
 6   I,  18|       this theory were true the seed would come from all parts
 7   I,  18|        afterwards. Besides, the seed does not come from the pericarp,
 8   I,  18|      cuttings from a plant bear seed; clearly, therefore, even
 9   I,  18|         own mass alone, and the seed did not come from all the
10   I,  18|     comes from both. (Semen, or seed, and grain differ only in
11   I,  18|        something else, i.e. the seed, and seed in that something
12   I,  18|        else, i.e. the seed, and seed in that something else,
13   I,  20|         separated the semen (or seed) is a sort of embryo; by
14   I,  23|      embryo, what is called the seed. Empedocles puts this well
15   I,  23|         also from a part of the seed springs the growing plant,
16   I,  23|     divide them, when they bear seed, into the male and female
17   I,  23| business than the production of seed; since, then, this is brought
18  II,  1 |      plant is formed out of the seed or any animal out of the
19  II,  1 |         is formed from semen or seed, it is impossible that any
20  II,  1 |      ready made in the semen or seed, whether that part be able
21  II,  6 |         roots push out from the seed before the shoots.~The agency
22 III,  1 |         their nutriment to make seed, their kind being prolific.
23 III,  2 |    plants; the principle of the seed is attached sometimes to
24 III,  2 |        are united, there is the seed attached to the parent plant,
25 III,  2 |         is the principle of the seed.~A difficulty may be raised
26 III,  11|         these are produced from seed, some from slips, planted
27  IV,  8 |         when they begin to bear seed (for the first principle