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 1  II,  1|        perfect are those which are hotter in their nature and have
 2  II,  1|      animals which have a lung are hotter than those which have not,
 3  II,  1|            perfect. If animals are hotter as shown by their possessing
 4  II,  1|    gradation. The more perfect and hotter animals produce their young
 5  II,  8| contributed by the horse being the hotter; for in the ass both the
 6  II,  8|          horse, in both sexes, are hotter. Now when either hot is
 7  II,  8|          the male sex is naturally hotter than the female and because
 8 III,  1|          yolk. Now in animals of a hotter nature the part from which
 9  IV,  1|       according as it is colder or hotter, more "antique" or more "
10  IV,  1|           the right of the body is hotter than the left, and the concocted
11  IV,  1|         and the concocted semen is hotter than the unconcocted; again,
12  IV,  1|           of animals must needs be hotter than the females. For it
13  IV,  1|        thinking that the female is hotter than the male for this reason,
14  IV,  1|            which has more of it is hotter than that which has less.
15  IV,  1|        amount of it is a sign of a hotter nature, whereas the truth
16  IV,  1|         secretion, and this in the hotter animals with blood, i.e.
17  IV,  4|         not continue to make water hotter in proportion as it is itself
18  IV,  4|           the water no longer gets hotter but rather evaporates and
19  IV,  6|         that concocts, and what is hotter is easily concocted); but
20   V,  6|         all white animals are both hotter and better flavoured for
21   V,  7|         breath of the performer is hotter, that is to say if it is
22   V,  8|            those young which enjoy hotter milk grow their teeth quicker,