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1 1 |      are such is clear from our Natural History, we have now to
2 4 |       same for all, and has its natural position in the same place,
3 4 |      other animal because he is natural in a higher degree than
4 5 | excellence; for man is the most natural of bipeds. And it is reasonable
5 12|       change of position in the natural way with his two legs, bends
6 15|        as quadrupeds. For their natural construction is broadly
7 15|       they move to progress the natural beginning of change is from
8 16|      pairs. (These two are more natural in their movement, the front
9 17|       men walk; they have their natural shape distorted. Web-footed