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 1   I,  8|   the hypozoma is hot, as is shown by that being the part which
 2  II,  1|     If animals are hotter as shown by their possessing a lung
 3  II,  1|  with the automatic machines shown as curiosities. For the
 4 III,  1|      of a cold nature, as is shown by the cowardice of the
 5 III,  2|    find familiarity and love shown also towards the young when
 6  IV,  3|     one animal in another—is shown by the great difference
 7  IV,  5|  they are spermatic. This is shown by their hairiness, for
 8   V,  1|      much.~The same thing is shown also by the morbid affections
 9   V,  3|    thick-skinned ones, as is shown by the class of swine compared
10   V,  5|  grass does by withering, is shown by the fact that some hairs
11   V,  7| bulls is of such a nature is shown by the fact that a bone