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 1   I,  7 |        Serpents copulate twining round one another, and, as said
 2   I,  15|         intestine and brought it round near the mouth, as has been
 3  II,  4 |      solidify membranes form all round it; this is both a necessary
 4  II,  4 |    vessels in different animals. Round these is a skin-like integument,
 5  II,  6 |          wall, for the parts lie round these because they are formed
 6  II,  6 |        from them to the membrane round the brain. A proof of this
 7 III,  1 |          takes up a position all round it and equally distributed
 8 III,  1 |          it is separated off all round, but the yellow and earthy
 9 III,  2 | unsymmetrical, and not perfectly round but sharper at one end,
10 III,  2 |    perfected the shell forms all round it. This problem is rightly
11 III,  2 |      larger this is more twisted round and becomes smaller, and
12 III,  2 |         embryo; this latter runs round on the inside of the membrane
13 III,  2 |      just as if it should be put round both the embryo itself and
14 III,  2 |    umbilicus and the flesh grows round it.~This then is the manner
15 III,  3 |          while the egg was still round the young, the passages
16 III,  3 |        encroaches upon and grows round it.~Such is the process
17 III,  8 |       the uterus in the poulp is round in form and spherical, the
18 III,  9 |   resemble eggs because of their round shape, but we must not judge
19 III,  9 |       and their integument dries round them, and after this the
20 III,  11|          earthy matter hardening round them and solidifying in
21 III,  11|           when mud had collected round them, oysters used to be
22  IV,  1 |      foremost the blood-vessels, round which the whole mass of
23  IV,  1 |        mass of the flesh lies as round a framework. It is not reasonable
24  IV,  4 |       and copulates all the year round. Therefore it produces many
25  IV,  8 |    animal, and the blood-vessels round which the so-called umbilical
26   V,  2 |          itself and the membrane round it be pure. For the passages
27   V,  3 |        and further that the skin round it must needs have still