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 1  II,  8 |      than those already given; I call it abstract because the
 2 III,  1 |         the male and hearing his call, become filled with eggs
 3 III,  3 | viviparous except one which they call the "frog"; this alone lays
 4 III,  9 |          the egg, wherefore they call the abortion of an embryo
 5 III,  10|     offence, for we ought not to call that female in which the
 6  IV,  1 |         for this part which they call the uterus to be formed
 7  IV,  4 |    nature. Therefore they do not call such things monstrosities
 8  IV,  4 |       there is a vine which some call "capneos"; if this bear
 9   V,  4 |       metaphor in jest when they call grey hairs "mould of old
10   V,  4 |           Indeed, we may rightly call disease an acquired old
11   V,  7 |       the result being what some call "bleating"" when the voice