On the Gait of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «inferior»

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Alphabetical [« »] indicated 1 indication 1 individual 3 inferior 14 inhere 1 initiate 1 initiates 1	Frequency [« »] 14 fins 14 front 14 hind 14 inferior 14 under 13 above 13 also	Aristotle On the Gait of Animals IntraText - Concordances inferior

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 1 2|       of two each, superior and inferior, before and behind, to the
 2 4|         in number, superior and inferior, before and behind, right
 3 4|   beings have a superior and an inferior part; for superior and inferior
 4 4| inferior part; for superior and inferior is in plants too, not only
 5 4|      the process of growth; the inferior is that to which the process
 6 4|     case of plants at least the inferior is rather the appropriate
 7 4|        in them the superior and inferior are in position other than
 8 5|         an intermediate, and an inferior; in respect to place bipeds
 9 5|         part, and plants to the inferior. The reason is that these
10 5|        more honourable than the inferior, the front than the back,
11 6|     left, that is, superior and inferior, before and behind) have
12 6|    right and left, superior and inferior are so distinguished. Accordingly,
13 6|         pairs, the superior and inferior and the right and left,
14 6|       similarly of superior and inferior, start); each animal must