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 1   I,  18|          that if really flesh and bones are composed of fire and
 2   I,  20|           body, nor outgrowths of bones, horns, and teeth.~There
 3  II,  4 |        separate from the rest, as bones and sinews by themselves,
 4  II,  6 |           liquids. The sinews and bones are formed by the internal
 5  II,  6 |     moisture dries, and hence the bones are insoluble by fire like
 6  II,  6 |     sinews solid and elastic, the bones solid and brittle. The skin,
 7  II,  6 |        bregma" is the last of the bones to be formed; even after
 8  II,  6 |         from the residues thereof bones, sinews, hair, and also
 9  II,  6 |        some residue to spare.~The bones, then, are made in the first
10  II,  6 |           As the animal grows the bones grow from the natural nourishment,
11  II,  6 |     formed in the same way as the bones and out of the same materials,
12  II,  6 |        birth. For this reason the bones on the one hand only grow
13  II,  6 |         also of the growth of the bones; if these had been always
14  II,  6 |     contrary is the case with the bones, for they waste away along
15  II,  6 |   actually the same nature as the bones, and are formed out of the
16  II,  6 |         and are formed out of the bones, but nails, hair, horns,
17  II,  6 |          they are made out of the bones in all animals that have
18  II,  6 |        all animals that have both bones and teeth. Of all the bones
19  II,  6 |       bones and teeth. Of all the bones they alone go on growing
20  II,  6 |         same as that of the other bones. The latter all come into
21  II,  6 |         for though they touch the bones they are not connate with
22  II,  6 |      nutriment distributed to the bones, and so have the same nature,
23  II,  6 |        same nature, even when the bones have their own number complete.~
24 III,  11| solidifying in the same manner as bones and horns (for these cannot
25   V,  7 |        found in some of them, and bones are naturally connected
26   V,  8 |          in the broad part of the bones, whereas the front part