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 1   I,  18|     think otherwise. What he says agrees with it when he declares
 2   I,  18|     is in the way Empedocles says, not the same parts coming
 3   I,  18|      of his "Reign of Love", says he, "many heads sprang up
 4   I,  18|    that Anaxagoras plausibly says that particles of flesh
 5   I,  18|    conception (as Empedocles says: "it is shed in clean vessels;
 6  II,  1 |     to Orpheus, for there he says that an animal comes into
 7  II,  2 |     is manifestly untrue; he says that it hardens so much
 8  II,  2 |     report the truth when he says that the semen of the Aethiopians
 9  II,  4 |   uterus, not, as Democritus says, that the parts of the embryo
10  II,  6 |    Thus Democritus of Abdera says that "there is no beginning
11  II,  8 | their affinities. Democritus says that the genital passages
12 III,  6 |      Herodorus the Heracleot says that the trochus, has two
13  IV,  1 |  place in the uterus; for he says that if the uterus is hot
14  IV,  1 |    Democritus of Abdera also says that the differentiation
15  IV,  1 |     to be the fact.~Again he says that the parts of the embryo
16  IV,  1 |      the male, as Empedocles says in the words: "But the nature
17  IV,  4 |    another. But in birds, he says, since copulation takes
18   V,  1 |     are fiery, as Empedocles says, while the dark have more
19   V,  8 |   the facts in all cases. He says that the early teeth are
20   V,  8 |      If, then, as Democritus says, this happened about the
21   V,  8 |    it is by violence that he says the formation of the first