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 1   I,  3 |        all those animals which bring forth alive not only externally
 2  II,  1 |        two sexes. Some animals bring to perfection and produce
 3  II,  1 | themselves, as all those which bring their young into the world
 4  II,  1 |         Of the vivipara, which bring into the world an animal
 5  II,  4 |       to a complete animal and bring it to light.~A third class
 6  II,  4 |        the animals in question bring the same to pass and exert
 7  II,  6 |       parts whose nature is to bring others into being must always
 8 III,  10|       For they must (1) either bring the young brood from elsewhere,
 9 III,  10|   themselves, or (3) they must bring some and generate others,
10 III,  10|        some, who say that they bring the young of the drones
11 III,  10|     not generate the young but bring them from elsewhere, then
12  IV,  1 |       through lack of heat nor bring it into its proper form,
13  IV,  5 |        former some are able to bring the later formed embryo
14  IV,  5 |        that are large, as man, bring to birth the later embryo,
15  IV,  5 |    occurred) the mother cannot bring the second embryo to perfection,
16  IV,  5 |      only not so much so as to bring to birth a second, therefore
17  IV,  5 |      in others which sometimes bring the later embryos to birth
18  IV,  5 |      superfoetation occurs can bring the embryos to birth even
19  IV,  5 |     only form animals but also bring them to birth later on.
20  IV,  6 |    speaking; now it is easy to bring the few to perfection. All
21  IV,  10|      periods, but she does not bring this to pass accurately
22   V,  2 |       use to it but would even bring about the contrary result