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 1   I,  6 |  sea-water, and then they perish easily. Therefore they must not
 2   I,  12|     outer surface of the body is easily injured and cold. The testes
 3  II,  7 |          find this (and this can easily be observed by dissection).
 4 III,  1 |        because moreover they can easily procure their food, whereas
 5 III,  5 |   thinkers to this conclusion is easily solved if we look at the
 6  IV,  6 |     injury, for what is young is easily injured since it is weak.
 7  IV,  6 |  concocts, and what is hotter is easily concocted); but after birth
 8  IV,  6 | accustomed to work bear children easily both there and elsewhere;
 9  IV,  8 |        is also sweeter since the easily concocted part is less drawn
10  IV,  10|         because matter cannot be easily brought under rule and because
11   V,  3 |   happens, for the greasy is not easily dried up. Therefore the
12   V,  3 |   evaporating moisture not being easily dried. Of this there are
13   V,  3 |          much it does not dry up easily nor if it is greasy. And
14   V,  3 |         hot upwards. Thus, being easily bent, it is twisted owing
15   V,  5 |     fatal." As then the moisture easily flows to these hairs because
16   V,  5 |    feathers is too much to decay easily.~Greyness comes about by
17   V,  5 |      drying quickly, water being easily dried up. (2) That the process
18   V,  6 |      colour only, the kind being easily moved in both directions
19   V,  6 |  perverted, for what is small is easily spoilt and easily moved,
20   V,  6 |       small is easily spoilt and easily moved, and what is developing
21   V,  7 |          or a deep one, since it easily regulates the breath, becoming
22   V,  7 |          breath, becoming itself easily great or small. But hardness
23   V,  8 |        so that they are weak and easily moved. They grow again because