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 1   I,  18|    childhood because they are growing and so all the nutriment
 2   I,  21|    nutriment so long as it is growing.~The same conclusion is
 3   I,  23|       of the seed springs the growing plant, and the rest is nutriment
 4  II,  4 | excessive, prevent girls from growing. This secretion then is
 5  II,  6 |    growths akin to hair go on growing as long as they exist at
 6  II,  6 |  parts. Hair actually goes on growing after death; it does not,
 7  II,  6 |      does not, however, begin growing then.~About the teeth a
 8  II,  6 |    the bones they alone go on growing through life, as is plain
 9 III,  1 |   which have been impregnated growing and reaching perfection
10 III,  4 |    multitude of the eggs, and growing quickly that the race may
11 III,  9 |       the scolex, while still growing in size, were a soft egg.
12 III,  11|     and such places, all such growing on the land. For plants
13 III,  11|       smaller ones are always growing off alongside the original,
14 III,  11|     off each of the creatures growing alongside of it. Again,
15  IV,  4 |       them are due to embryos growing together. Some however are
16  IV,  6 |   only open later as they are growing, and many such infants survive.~
17   V,  3 |     age, as they are young or growing old. This is especially
18   V,  3 |      they change with them by growing and losing feathers, hairs,
19   V,  7 |       tense, and in those now growing old the tension relaxes,
20   V,  8 |       while the bone is still growing and the animal is still