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1   I,  18|          sinew, or also from the heterogeneous, such as face and hands.
2   I,  18| resemblance exists rather in the heterogeneous parts, such as face and
3   I,  18|         the semen comes from the heterogeneous alone, then it does not
4   I,  18|        for they are prior to the heterogeneous which are composed of them;
5   I,  18|        states or conditions; the heterogeneous, as tongue and hand, by
6   I,  18|           whether homogeneous or heterogeneous, or (2) an unnatural part
7  II,  4 |          of both homogeneous and heterogeneous parts, since from the moment