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 1 4 |           are animals have both a front and a back, because they
 2 4 |          they all have sense, and front and back are distinguished
 3 4 |           reference to sense. The front is the part in which sense
 4 4 |     superior part that is and the front.~
 5 5 |       part distinguished from the front are two-footed (biped).
 6 5 |         have the superior and the front parts identically situated
 7 5 |       Some animals, too, have the front and back parts identically
 8 5 | honourable than the inferior, the front than the back, and the right
 9 6 |           of position towards its front or back; but right and left,
10 7 |           head a right and a left front point, and in the part towards
11 7 |         the inner. (Let the right front point be A, the left B,
12 10|    conform to the movement of the front and not by their breadth
13 12| viviparous necessarily bend their front legs forwards. For these
14 16|    natural in their movement, the front leading and the back following.)