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 1   I,  13|      and viviparous. For the upper part of the uterus, where
 2   I,  18|      place. Then how can the upper and lower, right and left,
 3   I,  18|    the nutriment we have the upper intestine, for the spermatic
 4  II,  6 |    exists the distinction of upper and lower, except in the
 5  II,  6 |      a scolex is towards the upper part, for this is smaller
 6  II,  6 |     which the distinction of upper and lower does not exist.~
 7  II,  6 |     to plants also, that the upper portion is earlier in development
 8  II,  6 |      first, next to this the upper half of the body. This is
 9  II,  6 |      are for the sake of the upper, and are neither parts of
10  II,  6 |   but for a final cause.~The upper half of the body, then,
11  II,  6 | motion gets control over the upper parts, and last of all over
12  II,  7 |   with no front teeth in the upper jaw, and all those which
13 III,  11|     scolex grows towards the upper part and the first principle,
14 III,  11|      the nourishment for the upper. And this resembles the
15 III,  11|      in the scolex, when the upper part has grown by taking
16 III,  11|     is large in them and the upper is smaller. The details
17  IV,  4 |   wings; this is because the upper parts are formed earlier
18  IV,  8 |     The milk collects in the upper part of the body and the
19  IV,  8 |  place to another. From this upper part also is produced the
20   V,  1 |    growth takes place in the upper part of the body, which
21   V,  1 |      taken place more in the upper part of the body.~The eyes