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 1 2 |              three pairs of two each, superior and inferior, before and
 2 4 |         determined are six in number, superior and inferior, before and
 3 4 |              all living beings have a superior and an inferior part; for
 4 4 |             and an inferior part; for superior and inferior is in plants
 5 4 |              sky above our heads. The superior is that from which flows
 6 4 |             the starting-point is the superior. And yet it might be thought
 7 4 |       starting-point, for in them the superior and inferior are in position
 8 4 |           universe. The roots are the superior part of a plant, for from
 9 4 |             and clearly distinct, the superior part that is and the front.~
10 5 |               men and birds, have the superior part distinguished from
11 5 |                Animals which have the superior and the front parts identically
12 5 |               Now there is in place a superior, an intermediate, and an
13 5 |               place bipeds have their superior part corresponding to the
14 5 |          power of locomotion, and the superior part is determined relatively
15 5 |              animals again have their superior part corresponding to the
16 5 |           theirs corresponding to the superior part of the universe because
17 5 | starting-point is honourable, and the superior is more honourable than
18 6 |              right and left, that is, superior and inferior, before and
19 6 |             back; but right and left, superior and inferior are so distinguished.
20 6 |             then these two pairs, the superior and inferior and the right
21 6 |            and left, and similarly of superior and inferior, start); each
22 11|                but must also have the superior parts of the body lighter,
23 18|               have their wings on the superior part, similarly fish have