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 1   I,  8 | covering (for their envelope is soft so long as they are increasing
 2   I,  11|         produce their eggs in a soft envelope, the reason being
 3   I,  11|        and because the eggs are soft they do not produce them
 4   I,  12|     enclosing them or for being soft like a true "skin", as with
 5  II,  1 |        only a little blood, but soft and full of blood. And as
 6  II,  1 |         the egg they produce is soft; for the earthy matter does
 7  II,  1 |      and cold may make the iron soft and hard, but what makes
 8  II,  6 |        that they make the flesh soft, the sinews solid and elastic,
 9  II,  6 |        birth this bone is still soft in children. The cause of
10  II,  8 |       of which it is made being soft, for the hollows in each
11  II,  8 |      substance is formed out of soft ones, like bronze mingled
12  II,  8 |        male and female horse is soft. But both sexes of the horse
13  II,  8 |      dense", the "seeds" being "soft". If so, the offspring of
14 III,  2 |        shell is at first only a soft membrane, and that it is
15 III,  2 |       adjusted that it is still soft when it comes out (for otherwise
16 III,  3 |         rest are of a moist and soft nature, for they are sheltered
17 III,  9 |         growing in size, were a soft egg. Similar to this is
18   V,  3 |      some animals whose hair is soft and yet less fine, as is
19   V,  3 |       also are not long but are soft and do not admit of weaving.~
20   V,  3 |        hair of the Scythians is soft but that of the Sauromatic
21   V,  7 |       not be easy to speak both soft and deep at once, nor again
22   V,  7 |       of the organ, for what is soft can be regulated and assume
23   V,  7 |        is hard cannot; thus the soft organ can utter a loud or