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 1   I,  3 |     the question is uncertain owing to the small size of the
 2   I,  20|   animals which are bloodless owing to the coldness of their
 3  II,  6 |       matter is left over, as owing to old age and disease less
 4 III,  1 |      and their legs are thick owing to their habits, so that
 5 III,  2 |      mere heat of the weather owing to their strength, those
 6  IV,  1 |    passages. But the females, owing to inability to concoct,
 7  IV,  3 | because they eat so much. For owing to the quantity of their
 8  IV,  3 |  appears like that of a satyr owing to a quantity of unconcocted
 9  IV,  4 | however, are rarer among them owing to the shape of the uterus,
10  IV,  5 |   those larger than these, as owing to their size the secretion
11  IV,  6 |    before they are perfect is owing to inability to continue
12  IV,  6 |    when this discharge ceases owing to pregnancy they are troubled (
13   V,  1 |       and live in their sleep owing to previous habit, being
14   V,  1 |       keen sight by day, viz. owing to deficiency of water in
15   V,  1 |      condition by night, viz. owing to deficiency of fire—this
16   V,  3 |    easily bent, it is twisted owing to its weakness, and this
17   V,  3 |     it is also possible that, owing to its having but little
18   V,  3 |    will then be a contraction owing to deficiency of moisture
19   V,  4 |     head is empty of moisture owing to its containing no brain,
20   V,  5 |       other animals the skin, owing to its thickness, has the
21   V,  6 |   kind many-coloured. This is owing to the water which they