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 1   I,  2 |      just because the semen is secreted from the two sexes, the
 2   I,  18|     possible if the semen were secreted from all the body? For from
 3   I,  18|    plain that the semen is not secreted from all the parts.~In this
 4   I,  19|         or whether no semen is secreted by the female, and, (2)
 5   I,  19|     and no greater quantity is secreted so as to come away from
 6   I,  20|        but little matter to be secreted, only enough for generation
 7   I,  20|        for more matter must be secreted in such a case. Further,
 8  II,  4 |       from whence the semen is secreted. This is the region about
 9  II,  4 |     male residing in the semen secreted by him, or, as is clearly
10  II,  4 | superfluous.~When the material secreted by the female in the uterus
11  II,  7 |        which the catamenia are secreted, are clogged and closed.
12  II,  8 |    because the matter which is secreted in other animals to form
13 III,  1 |        such residual matter is secreted largely in the heavy birds
14 III,  1 |       the matter of the egg is secreted from the blood [No bloodless
15  IV,  1 |      is so even if no semen is secreted by either male or female,
16  IV,  4 |        it. If ever too much is secreted, then twins are born. Hence
17  IV,  8 |      such residual matter when secreted is used up for the development