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 1   I,  18|       Empedocles says: "it is shed in clean vessels; some wax
 2 III,  5 |  kinds where the male exists, shed his fluid upon them. Now
 3 III,  7 |       number, so do the males shed their milt on account of
 4 III,  7 |      laid down, but the males shed their milt quickly upon
 5   V,  3 |     and birds which hibernate shed their feathers. Similar
 6   V,  3 |      incident. For leaves are shed by all plants, from one
 7   V,  3 |       it is when they are all shed together that the condition
 8   V,  3 |      hair and trees that have shed their leaves grow leaves
 9   V,  8 |    and why the latter are not shed but the former are shed
10   V,  8 |       shed but the former are shed and grow again.~Democritus
11   V,  8 |      that the early teeth are shed because they are formed
12   V,  8 |     also suckles but does not shed its teeth, and, further,
13   V,  8 |       but some of them do not shed any teeth except the canines,
14   V,  8 | conducive to growth.~They are shed, after they have been formed,
15   V,  8 |   grow again because they are shed while the bone is still
16   V,  8 |   from being formed and being shed in this way; but it is not
17   V,  8 |    teeth, saying why some are shed and grow again, and others