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 1   I,  18| extract of the nutriment which goes to all parts resembles that
 2   I,  19|        parents, for that which goes to all the parts of the
 3   I,  19|     the secretion which in men goes to these vessels is drained
 4  II,  2 |       part but the whole of it goes like water.~This then is
 5  II,  4 |     domestic fowl, but as time goes on and one generation springs
 6  II,  6 |        of development; as time goes on the lower also reaches
 7  II,  6 |     other parts. Hair actually goes on growing after death;
 8 III,  1 |    nourishment which otherwise goes to the legs is turned in
 9 III,  5 |        to the uterus, and what goes into the intestines must
10  IV,  1 |        at least as far as this goes, for he seeks for the origin
11  IV,  1 |    comes from all the parts or goes to all of them, but the
12  IV,  6 |      with the nourishment that goes to the foetus.)~
13   V,  1 |      the waking state. As time goes on and their growth is transferred
14   V,  3 |      hair gets coarser as time goes on, and some go bald on
15   V,  3 |   first on the temples; no one goes bald first on these or on
16   V,  3 |   accidens (since the moisture goes out of things along with
17   V,  3 |       and winter. Hence no one goes bald before the time of
18   V,  3 |   front part of the head alone goes bald in man and that he
19   V,  3 |       to do so; the front part goes bald because the brain is
20   V,  5 |        hats or other coverings goes grey sooner (for the winds