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 1 2 |         to the right and to the left. Further we must assume
 2 4 |    before and behind, right and left. Of these all living beings
 3 4 |        a further distinction of left and right besides those
 4 4 |        depends upon this is the left.~This distinction (of right
 5 4 |       distinction (of right and left) is more articulate and
 6 4 |        similar organs) have the left and right distinguished
 7 4 |        men carry burdens on the left shoulder; in this way they
 8 4 |        so men hop easier on the left leg; for the nature of the
 9 4 |  initiate movement, that of the left to be moved. The burden
10 4 |       all men lead off with the left, and after standing still
11 4 |         still prefer to put the left foot forward, unless something
12 4 |   right-handed. And man has the left limbs detached more than
13 4 |  naturally both better than the left and separate from it, and
14 4 |      reasonable that in man the left should be most movable,
15 5 |          and the right than the left. Or we may reverse the argument
16 6 |       pairs of parts (right and left, that is, superior and inferior,
17 6 |    front or back; but right and left, superior and inferior are
18 6 |    these members into right and left (a difference which must
19 6 |      inferior and the right and left, are linked to one another
20 6 |        s movements of right and left, and similarly of superior
21 7 | flexions there is a right and a left, both before and behind
22 7 |  towards the head a right and a left front point, and in the
23 7 |         forward direction their left hip rather inclined backwards,
24 7 |   concave. When in its turn the left of the forward parts is
25 7 |     right front point be A, the left B, the right hind C, the
26 7 |        B, the right hind C, the left D.)~Among land animals this
27 9 |         and it draws up what is left behind.~In all the changes
28 14|       not with the right or the left put forward together at
29 19|     they have no distinction of left and right. Now observation
30 19|        animals.~As to right and left, crabs, too, show the distinction
31 19|         as though the right and left sides were trying to get