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 1   I,  19|     that the sanguineous matter discharged by the female is also a
 2   I,  19|         which the catamenia are discharged from the body. And in this
 3   I,  20| generation but not enough to be discharged from the body. All animals
 4   I,  20|         be separated as soon as discharged from the same part, nor
 5   I,  23|         only until the male has discharged from the parts of himself
 6  II,  4 |    secretions or excretions are discharged in sleep if the parts concerned
 7  II,  4 |   secretion then is necessarily discharged by females for the reasons
 8  II,  4 |       the body from which it is discharged.~In all females, then, there
 9  II,  4 |         material, whether it be discharged externally or whether there
10  II,  4 |     that the semen should be so discharged as to enter it; it must
11  II,  8 |        part of the nutriment is discharged with the excretion from
12 III,  1 |    little at a time, and is not discharged externally, because its
13 III,  1 |       outside. They are quickly discharged, for the uterus of externally
14 III,  2 |      the egg itself.~The egg is discharged in the opposite way from
15 III,  2 |         leading, but the egg is discharged as it were feet first; the
16 III,  5 |   because they are perfect when discharged, but in fish, because the
17 III,  7 |         scolex, for the product discharged by them is still more imperfect
18  IV,  5 |        of intercourse the semen discharged is more than enough for
19  IV,  8 |      but yet prevents its being discharged from the mother, it is necessary