Book,  Paragraph

 1   I,  2 |        sanguinea it is the parts concerned in copulation that differ
 2   I,  16|         of the homogeneous parts concerned, the seminal fluid and milk.
 3   I,  18|        diminished in the persons concerned). Moreover, the pleasure
 4   I,  20|        merely proper to the part concerned in each case, for there
 5   I,  22|      connected with the material concerned, as, for instance, architecture
 6  II,  4 | discharged in sleep if the parts concerned are full of them and are
 7  II,  4 |   happens with the organic parts concerned in copulation. Precisely
 8  II,  6 |        the growth of the persons concerned, so in the case of the embryo
 9  II,  6 |         the parts; the latter is concerned with growth, being that
10  II,  6 |          is taken later and only concerned with growth, in other words
11  II,  8 |        peculiar to the two kinds concerned, horse and ass. In the first
12 III,  1 |      perfected so far as size is concerned, but in birds and fishes
13 III,  2 |          smallness of the masses concerned.~
14  IV,  4 |         rennet quantity alone is concerned.) This then is just the
15  IV,  8 |      animal, while that below is concerned with nourishment and residual
16   V,  1 |  sufficient cause, that the part concerned has only one colour in the
17   V,  2 |     hearing is set upon the part concerned with breathing and is shaken
18   V,  2 |        running through the parts concerned and projecting far in front
19   V,  3 |        the scale where the thing concerned is weak and in poor condition.