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 1  II,  6 |          gives it, or with animals spontaneously generated it is the movement
 2 III,  1 |        embryos are formed in birds spontaneously, which are called wind-eggs
 3 III,  9 |    generated by copulation, others spontaneously, and besides this that they
 4 III,  9 |        those which come into being spontaneously and not from copulation
 5 III,  9 |            and most fishes, others spontaneously, like some plants.~
 6 III,  10|           the young must either be spontaneously generated or produced by
 7 III,  10|        much, whether the germs are spontaneously generated in the flowers
 8 III,  11|            and in one way they are spontaneously generated but in another
 9 III,  11|            some of them are formed spontaneously, some emit a sort of generative
10 III,  11|    creatures are liable to be even spontaneously generated, and so to be
11 III,  11|         not bud off or "spawn" are spontaneously generated. Now all things
12 III,  11|            Now in plants which are spontaneously generated the method of
13 III,  11| development of these and the other spontaneously generated animals. That
14 III,  11|            the testacea are formed spontaneously is clear from such facts