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1 1 |  progression, the second why sanguineous animals have four points
2 7 | belongs almost peculiarly to Sanguineous animals, we see that no
3 7 |      animals, we see that no Sanguineous animal can progress at more
4 7 |      it must of necessity be Sanguineous.~What we observe in the
5 7 |    the above account. For no Sanguineous animal if it be divided
6 8 |      laid down above that no Sanguineous creature can move itself
7 8 |      this it is evident that Sanguineous animals like snakes, whose
8 11|     because it would, though Sanguineous, be moved at more than four
9 12|     or shoulders and hips no Sanguineous animal with feet could progress,