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 1   I,  15|   outside the body of the male altogether.~Sometimes also cephalopoda
 2   I,  19|       the catamenia are absent altogether, nor often when, they being
 3  II,  1 |         except those which are altogether infertile. Among bloodless
 4  II,  4 |      forming within the female altogether is as much as what is retained
 5  II,  6 |         even as it is they are altogether worn down in old age in
 6 III,  11|  dwindle and at last disappear altogether; the reason being that the
 7  IV,  1 |     the right and left, is not altogether unreasonable in itself;
 8  IV,  3 | crushed again. Sometimes it is altogether more acted upon than is
 9  IV,  4 |     both are similar; if it is altogether vanquished, both are similar;
10  IV,  4 |    cause as when the embryo is altogether aborted (abortion of embryos
11  IV,  7 |      it is neither perfect nor altogether a foreign body.) It is want
12   V,  1 |      the sleeper being neither altogether non-existent nor yet existent.
13   V,  5 |        for concoction does not altogether fail. Among them it is most
14   V,  7 |        put in motion), but not altogether, for if this were true it