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 1   I,  22|          secondary means, but the movements imparted to the material
 2  II,  7 |      nature is there, so that the movements from the pudenda are communicated
 3  IV,  1 |          such a kind as to set up movements also in the embryo and to
 4  IV,  3 |     existences that the efficient movements come which exist in the
 5  IV,  3 |        maternal line.~Some of the movements exist in the semen actually,
 6  IV,  3 |         to its opposites, but the movements which form the embryo change
 7  IV,  3 |          the father.~If again the movements be resolved, if the male
 8  IV,  3 |         said already, some of the movements which form the parts exist
 9  IV,  3 |       mentioned (that some of the movements exist potentially and others
10  IV,  3 |     further removed. Finally, the movements are so confused together
11  IV,  3 |   individuals.~The reason why the movements are resolved is this. The
12  IV,  3 |         for such monsters. If the movements imparted by the semen are
13  IV,  4 |        the parts may migrate, the movements which form the embryo being
14   V,  1 |           a pure sight even small movements are plain and cause sensation.
15   V,  1 |         things far off and of the movements in the transparent medium
16   V,  2 |         surface, for then all the movements become clear in such cases,
17   V,  2 | sense-organ being above them, the movements from a distance are not
18   V,  2 |          to the mark, just as the movements which cause sight do with
19   V,  6 |       increase the variety in the movements which cause the development