Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  4 |      somehow better so. Now it is true that the business of most
 2   I,  12|          or for being soft like a true "skin", as with the scaly
 3   I,  17|       whole; for if the latter is true it is reasonable to suppose
 4   I,  18|          that if this theory were true the seed would come from
 5   I,  18|          increased or grow? It is true that Anaxagoras plausibly
 6   I,  18|    hereafter. For even if it were true that it comes from all the
 7   I,  18|           some few persons, it is true, during a short time in
 8   I,  19|           hand or other part in a true sense if it be without soul
 9  II,  2 |          not happen, though it is true that one semen must be more
10  II,  3 |     activity of reason.~Now it is true that the faculty of all
11  II,  3 |   generate them. Not only is this true of the heat that works through
12  II,  4 |          enter? Perhaps it is not true that all of it comes from
13  II,  8 |          particular theory is not true, for many animals of different
14 III,  10|          of bees. If it is really true that in the case of some
15 III,  11|            and this is especially true of the inhabitants of the
16  IV,  1 |         of them. For though it is true that each is a receptacle
17  IV,  1 |           of the catamenia. It is true that blood is hot, and that
18  IV,  1 |       besides this that, if it is true that when a thing perishes
19  IV,  3 |         two, for this is the only true existence. And the offspring
20  IV,  3 |            and this latter is the true existence. Therefore it
21  IV,  6 | perfection or end, and as this is true of works of art so it is
22   V,  5 |      would be, if it should prove true, that their feathers are
23   V,  7 |      altogether, for if this were true it would not be easy to
24   V,  8 |        That this view then is not true is plain from these and
25   V,  8 |         they are necessary, it is true, but yet they are for a