Book,  Paragraph

 1  IV,  3|       like a human being but a monstrosity. For even he who does not
 2  IV,  3|   already in a certain sense a monstrosity; for in these cases Nature
 3  IV,  3| produce female young). And the monstrosity, though not necessary in
 4  IV,  3|       animal, what is called a monstrosity.~For, following what has
 5  IV,  3|       is impossible for such a monstrosity to come into existence—I
 6  IV,  3|     defective in any part, for monstrosity is also a kind of deficiency.~
 7  IV,  4|  excess are monstrous. For the monstrosity belongs to the class of
 8  IV,  4|   result seems to be less of a monstrosity because even that which
 9  IV,  4|  grapes they do not judge it a monstrosity because it is in the habit
10  IV,  4|       following kind, when the monstrosity affects greater and more