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 1   I,  18|       be removed, and a third grows afterwards. Besides, the
 2  II,  4 |     or origin. For the animal grows, and the nutriment, in its
 3  II,  4 |      first.~The embryo, then, grows by means of the umbilicus
 4  II,  4 | material by which this latter grows is the same as that from
 5  II,  6 |     or residue. As the animal grows the bones grow from the
 6  II,  7 |      membranes. As the embryo grows and approaches perfection
 7 III,  1 |    the embryo of the vivipara grows by means of the umbilical
 8 III,  1 |    umbilical cord, so the egg grows through this matter flowing
 9 III,  2 |       mother.~As the creature grows the umbilicus running the
10 III,  2 |       umbilicus and the flesh grows round it.~This then is the
11 III,  3 |    manner encroaches upon and grows round it.~Such is the process
12 III,  4 |       thing at first and this grows by itself and not through
13 III,  4 |      of yeast, for yeast also grows great from a small beginning
14 III,  9 | perfect egg, the first embryo grows in size while still undifferentiated
15 III,  9 |     has reached perfection it grows no more in size, but at
16 III,  9 |      in size, but at first it grows and receives nourishment
17 III,  11|      a scolex. For the scolex grows towards the upper part and
18 III,  11|     hypozoma.~That the scolex grows in this way is plain in
19 III,  11|      for always as the animal grows the whorls become larger
20  IV,  2 |   turning of the moon, but it grows warmer as the light increases
21   V,  1 |      the reason why man alone grows grey and the horse is the
22   V,  5 |     the soil in which a thing grows, therefore the hairs change