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 1   I,  11|        if a uterus is to hold a living animal it must be stronger
 2   I,  11|        up and sideways, but the living young are produced in the
 3   I,  18|       in them, nor if they were living things, so to say, could
 4   I,  18|   healthy secretion due to good living.~In some cases no semen
 5   I,  19|         by the same name as the living hand.~On this subject, then,
 6   I,  20|    generally begin.~Now, in all living things in which the male
 7   I,  21|        but that he only makes a living creature by the power which
 8   I,  23|          which is common to all living things), but they all of
 9   I,  23|     life. But since, if it is a living animal, it must also live;
10  II,  1 |        is better than body, and living, having soul, is thereby
11  II,  1 |       is better than not being, living than not living. These,
12  II,  1 |      not being, living than not living. These, then, are the reasons
13  II,  1 |      birth), and these generate living animals within themselves
14  II,  1 |      the reason that whenever a living thing is produced it must
15  II,  3 |   animal and we do not find any living thing forming in either
16  II,  3 |         does not develop into a living creature, for this is introduced
17 III,  7 |        males, and indeed by all living things, as has been often
18 III,  11|         also has a share in all living things which are produced
19 III,  11|         full of soul. Therefore living things form quickly whenever
20  IV,  1 |         first principles of all living things whether animals or
21  IV,  10|    animals akin to them, though living a shorter time than man,
22   V,  1 |         were a boundary between living and not living, and the
23   V,  1 | boundary between living and not living, and the sleeper being neither
24   V,  8 |      art, so does breath in the living things formed by Nature.