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 1   I,  18|       or not, but in the mutual proportion or disproportion of that
 2   I,  18|    secretion is the smallest in proportion to the quantity of nutriment.
 3   I,  19| catamenia is present in a right proportion. Hence the female does not
 4   I,  20|      men emit the most semen in proportion to their size. The reason
 5   I,  20|       great quantity of hair in proportion to his body, nor outgrowths
 6  II,  6 |       their growth not being in proportion to their detrition. And
 7  II,  6 |       has the smallest nails in proportion to his size; he has the
 8 III,  11|  testacea are analogous; and in proportion as liquid has more quickening
 9 III,  11|       still more plentifully in proportion if some are already existing.
10  IV,  2 |       also there is need of due proportion in the mixture of the male
11  IV,  4 |         to make water hotter in proportion as it is itself increased,
12  IV,  5 |    large its foetus is large in proportion, e.g. the foetus of the
13  IV,  8 |       greatest in both sexes in proportion to their size as compared
14  IV,  10|     generally in each animal in proportion to the length of its life.
15   V,  2 |         worst of all animals in proportion to his size, but in respect
16   V,  5 |       in them than in others in proportion to their size. A sign of
17   V,  5 | thinnest skin of all animals in proportion to his size and therefore
18   V,  7 |         well-pitched and in due proportion between both extremes. Again,
19   V,  7 |         is loosened in the same proportion. This, then, is the reason