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 1   I,  18|     the art is external to the work of art or the torch to the
 2   I,  20|      material for the semen to work upon. This is just what
 3   I,  21|      to the semen has done its work, and when they separate
 4   I,  22|     for she does not touch the work she is forming by means
 5  II,  1 |        with the female for the work of generation, because this
 6  II,  4 |   because it is not within the work of art or the embryo that
 7  II,  5 |       male always perfects the work of generation, for he imparts
 8  II,  6 |     were a painter producing a work of art, for painters, too,
 9  II,  6 |       become useless for their work. The final cause of their
10 III,  2 |       the season aiding in the work, for concoction is a kind
11 III,  10|       this is useful for their work, and they are workers as
12 III,  10|      suffer the kings to do no work as being their parents,
13 III,  10| children and those who have no work to perform. The fact that
14  IV,  1 |      various parts receive and work up the nutriment, from the
15  IV,  6 |    those who are accustomed to work bear children easily both
16  IV,  6 |       there and elsewhere; for work consumes the residual matter,
17  IV,  6 |  pregnancy but also they do no work; therefore their travail
18  IV,  6 |        travail is painful. But work exercises them so that they
19   V,  3 |       previously stated in the work dealing with the causes
20   V,  8 |        relay is needed for the work, whereas the flat teeth