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 1 1 |        convexly, a bird has his bent concavely; again, man bends
 2 1 | directions, for he has his arms bent convexly, but his legs concavely.
 3 1 |         for he has his forelegs bent convexly, his hind legs
 4 9 |      other of necessity must be bent. For the opposite limbs
 5 9 |  oneself even if the leg be not bent, in the way in which children
 6 12|         the back leg from being bent to become straight again,
 7 12|      reasonably enough. If they bent the opposite way they would
 8 12|        their feet high; if they bent them in the opposite way
 9 15|       forelegs; and so they are bent in the same way as the forelegs
10 16|      limbs are turned under and bent obliquely, except the two
11 17|    Crabs, too, have their limbs bent obliquely, but not bandy