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 1   I,  19|    produce less semen than lean ones, as observed before. The
 2  II,  8 | substance is formed out of soft ones, like bronze mingled with
 3 III,  1 |     birds of prey and the heavy ones; they are flyers like the
 4 III,  1 | intermission, though very small ones. Hence some are wont to
 5 III,  11|   produced mussels, for smaller ones are always growing off alongside
 6  IV,  4 |   smaller. Therefore many small ones may be produced together,
 7  IV,  4 |       it is hard for many large ones to be so, and to those intermediate
 8  IV,  4 |      that fly or swim the large ones produce few, the small many,
 9   V,  3 |        than other thick-skinned ones, as is shown by the class
10   V,  4 |    besides, even the very small ones, participate in this weakness;
11   V,  7 |    better than the high-pitched ones, the better lying in superiority,
12   V,  7 |         manner some soft-voiced ones are deep-voiced, and the
13   V,  7 |         are the causes of great ones, not per se but when it