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 1   I,  5 |        emission, and emission is due to the penis being heated
 2   I,  18|         the contrary, are always due to corruption or decay and
 3   I,  18|      also is a healthy secretion due to good living.~In some
 4   I,  18|        poplar. This condition is due to each of the two causes,
 5   I,  19|         instead of after it, are due to the fact that in the
 6   I,  20|        accompanies coition it is due to emission not only of
 7  II,  3 |   increases (this increase being due to subdivision of the nutriment
 8  II,  6 |         we who apply the heat in due measure for the motion required;
 9 III,  1 |          colour, however, is not due to any difference of sex,
10 III,  10| according to Nature is always in due order, therefore it is necessary
11  IV,  1 |       difference between them is due only to cold and heat, when
12  IV,  2 |      when the month is waning is due to the same causes. For
13  IV,  2 |        in the month. This is not due to the turning of the moon,
14  IV,  2 |      natural product we need the due mean between the extremes.
15  IV,  2 |         So also there is need of due proportion in the mixture
16  IV,  4 |         in that most of them are due to embryos growing together.
17  IV,  7 |          roasting, and it is not due to heat, as some say, but
18  IV,  8 |          to happen also as being due to a necessary cause. For
19   V,  1 |      have too little, others the due amount. Those eyes therefore
20   V,  1 |    whether we say that seeing is due to the movement coming from
21   V,  4 |        greyness of hair which is due to age results from weakness
22   V,  6 |        in the hair the whiteness due to disease or age differs
23   V,  6 |         or age differs from that due to nature in that the cause
24   V,  7 |        again well-pitched and in due proportion between both
25   V,  8 |          This mistake, then, was due to his speaking generally