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 1   I,  1 |        elements of all matter. It remains to speak of those parts
 2   I,  4 |      their ducts full of milt. It remains then that it must be because
 3   I,  16|          not spoken of before. It remains now to speak of the homogeneous
 4   I,  18|       introduced from without.~It remains, then, that it must be either
 5   I,  19|           liquid to begin with as remains behind after the discharge
 6   I,  20|      first formative semen, if it remains one, and is not divided,
 7  II,  3 |          in process of change. It remains, then, for the reason alone
 8  II,  4 | secretions are moderate, the body remains in good health, for they
 9  II,  4 |           the semen. Sometimes it remains in this place; at other
10  II,  4 |            This is why the animal remains in the uterus, not, as Democritus
11  II,  6 |        being unable to evaporate, remains on the surface. While in
12 III,  9 |           walk, fly, and swim; it remains to speak of insects and
13 III,  10|           had existed in them. It remains then, if they are generated
14 III,  10|   generate them by copulation. It remains then, as appears to be the
15 III,  10|           creatures deny this, it remains that the kings must generate
16  IV,  3 |           the only character that remains is that common to the race,
17  IV,  3 |    similarity in the manner which remains to be discussed, explain
18  IV,  3 |  following what has been said, it remains to give the reason for such
19  IV,  3 | controlled by them, at last there remains the most general substratum,
20  IV,  7 |         Hence it is that the mola remains in them till old age or
21  IV,  8 |         elements are removed what remains must become of necessity