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 1   I,  15|      female takes place at this point, for it is necessary, if
 2   I,  20|    parts in question are on the point of differentiating they
 3  II,  1 |       as it proceeds to try and point out (1) that the sexes arise
 4  II,  3 |      productive up to a certain point. That then they possess
 5  II,  4 |    until it is perfected to the point of being now an animal potentially
 6  II,  5 |        generate up to a certain point unaided. But this still
 7  II,  5 |         and turning back to the point from whence she started.
 8  II,  6 |       only grow up to a certain point (for there is a limit of
 9 III,  2 |    separated off in eggs at the point where the egg is attached
10 III,  2 |       the egg is harder at this point than below, for it is necessary
11 III,  2 |      the egg is attached at the point where is the said principle,
12 III,  2 |   attached to the uterus at the point where is the first principle.~
13 III,  3 |         same nature both at the point of attachment and at the
14 III,  8 |      unscientifically from this point of view also. For it is
15 III,  9 |   aquatic being winged.~Another point is quite natural, which
16  IV,  3 |         discussed, explain this point better, as well as the others.
17  IV,  4 |         before, is no longer in point here, for what is formed
18  IV,  4 | aggregates more material at any point of itself than is required
19   V,  7 |     high voice. Up to a certain point this is well said (for it