On the Gait of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «flexions»

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Alphabetical [« »] flat 5 flesh 1 flexion 28 flexions 8 flexure 2 flight 6 flows 2	Frequency [« »] 8 always 8 direction 8 distinction 8 flexions 8 forelegs 8 itself 8 motion	Aristotle On the Gait of Animals IntraText - Concordances flexions

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1 7 |           forward by means of two flexions. For in each of their flexions
2 7 |    flexions. For in each of their flexions there is a right and a left,
3 7 |   quadrupeds. The reason of their flexions is their great length, for
4 7 |         the eels, move with fewer flexions in a fluid than on land,
5 9 | continuously and securely without flexions at the knee, but would have
6 13|        convexly.~In man, too, the flexions of the limbs are always
7 16|           obliquely and had their flexions upwards, and the legs themselves
8 17|   explanation of this is that its flexions are not forward nor its