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1 I, 15| is open and the sea-water enters the cavity. Hence the union 2 II, 3 | into the female, that which enters makes no part of the resulting 3 III, 2 | itself; therefore the yolk enters within it along with its 4 III, 5 | impossible. For the passage which enters by way of the mouth runs 5 III, 6 | themselves how the semen enters the uterus through the intestine, 6 IV, 1 | uterus is hot or cold what enters it becomes male or female, 7 IV, 2 | anything else, and this enters as nourishment into all 8 IV, 4 | is not separated but all enters the female at once.~If, 9 IV, 8 | also that the young animal enters into the world.~ 10 V, 4 | heat and too much moisture enters it, its own proper heat