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 1   I,  14|    There are four classes still left to deal with, first the
 2   I,  18|      upper and lower, right and left, front and back parts have
 3   I,  18|         resembles that which is left over from it, just as part
 4   I,  18|       painter’s colour is often left over resembling that which
 5   I,  19|         resembles that which is left over. So that the semen
 6  II,  4 |          there must not only be left a residue of the useless
 7  II,  6 |      nutriment and the residues left over from the other. For
 8  II,  6 |         more residual matter is left over, as owing to old age
 9 III,  2 |         is to come out; what is left of the yolk, and the umbilical
10 III,  3 |         the now perfect fish is left attached to the uterus.
11 III,  10|      not do so if the germs are left there? They ought to do
12  IV,  1 |      right, the female from the left testis, and so also that
13  IV,  1 |       uterus, the female in the left. Others, as Empedocles,
14  IV,  1 |         and the female from the left. If the male contributes
15  IV,  1 |  difference by their "right and left", though they see that the
16  IV,  1 |     embryos which come from the left and not in those from the
17  IV,  1 |       embryo have come from the left but has not acquired this
18  IV,  1 |       the uterus, a male in the left, or again both at once in
19  IV,  1 |     copulates with the right or left testis tied up the result
20  IV,  1 |         come from the right and left, is not altogether unreasonable
21  IV,  1 |         body is hotter than the left, and the concocted semen
22  IV,  4 |          the liver being on the left, the spleen on the right.
23  IV,  5 |       of the residual discharge left over. This has happened
24  IV,  8 | perfecting, the residual matter left over increases in quantity
25  IV,  8 |    nourishment, so that less is left over about this time, and