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 1 1 |              others quadrupeds, others polypods, and why all have an even
 2 5 |              the universe; quadrupeds, polypods, and footless animals to
 3 5 |            from the earth. Quadrupeds, polypods, and footless animals again
 4 7 |             some bloodless animals and polypods can live a long time, if
 5 8 |               endeavouring so to move.~Polypods however, like the Centipede,
 6 14|              in this way, and they are polypods. They, too, always move
 7 16| non-sanguineous animals with limbs are polypods and none of them quadrupeds.
 8 16|               nature the oddest of all polypods; they do not progress forwards
 9 16|            flexion of the limbs of all polypods is oblique, like that of
10 17|         quadrupeds and non-sanguineous polypods, because their limbs have