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 1   I,  19|         because the discharge is diverted to it.~Further, the blood-vessels
 2   I,  20|          and turn into semen, is diverted into the intestine. Now
 3   I,  20|        the superfluous matter is diverted in the other animals; for
 4  II,  3 |          the material part of it diverted if (as we have seen) it
 5  II,  8 |         to form the catamenia is diverted to growth. But since the
 6 III,  1 |       prey all such secretion is diverted to the wings and wing-feathers,
 7 III,  1 |        flyers and the residue is diverted that. way, they lay few
 8 III,  1 |       many eggs the nutriment is diverted to the semen. For most trees,
 9  IV,  3 | unconcocted humour or wind being diverted into parts of the face.~
10  IV,  4 |      which form the embryo being diverted and the material changing
11  IV,  4 |          or others may have been diverted from the normal course.
12  IV,  6 |        to increase their size is diverted to the generative secretion (
13  IV,  8 |        once; if the secretion is diverted in the one direction it
14   V,  3 |        the growth of the body is diverted to them, since having little