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 1   I,  8 |         has no other business in hand to hinder it; for its end
 2   I,  18|     heterogeneous, as tongue and hand, by the faculty of doing
 3   I,  19|       semen which is to form the hand or the face or the whole
 4   I,  19|      whole animal is already the hand or face or whole animal
 5   I,  19| efficient cause thereof, for the hand also or any other bodily
 6   I,  19|         other bodily part is not hand or other part in a true
 7   I,  19|          same name as the living hand.~On this subject, then,
 8  II,  1 |        animal. Yet, on the other hand, it is absurd to say that
 9  II,  1 |        shall we say that foot or hand were made by heat alone.
10  II,  5 |          is impossible for face, hand, flesh, or any other part
11  II,  6 |      reason the bones on the one hand only grow up to a certain
12  IV,  4 |       the others, as a finger or hand or foot or any of the other
13  IV,  4 |        In some boys on the other hand the end of the penis has
14   V,  1 |      sensation. But on the other hand, if it is necessary that
15   V,  1 |         shades his eyes with his hand or look through a tube,
16   V,  2 |         shadow the eyes with the hand.~Similar is the case of
17   V,  6 |    looking on it as we do on the hand or foot; thus since the