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 1 2 |       before and behind, to the right and to the left. Further
 2 4 |    inferior, before and behind, right and left. Of these all living
 3 4 |         distinction of left and right besides those already enumerated;
 4 4 |        and not of position. The right is that from which change
 5 4 |      left.~This distinction (of right and left) is more articulate
 6 4 |       organs) have the left and right distinguished in greater
 7 4 | beginning of movement is on the right is indicated by the fact
 8 4 |      leg; for the nature of the right is to initiate movement,
 9 4 |     Another indication that the right is the source of movement
10 4 |     guard themselves with their right. And this is the reason
11 4 |      this is the reason why the right is the same in all, for
12 4 |        have their shells on the right, for they do not move in
13 4 |         start movement from the right, and the right moves in
14 4 |         from the right, and the right moves in the same direction
15 4 |      the other animals; now the right is naturally both better
16 4 |      from it, and so in man the right is more especially the right,
17 4 |    right is more especially the right, more dextrous that is,
18 4 |      than in other animals. The right then being differentiated
19 5 |    front than the back, and the right than the left. Or we may
20 6 | movement is in the parts on the right. Now every continuous whole,
21 6 |        opposite pairs of parts (right and left, that is, superior
22 6 |  towards its front or back; but right and left, superior and inferior
23 6 |     dividing these members into right and left (a difference which
24 6 |   superior and inferior and the right and left, are linked to
25 6 |       the animal’s movements of right and left, and similarly
26 7 |       their flexions there is a right and a left, both before
27 7 |         part towards the head a right and a left front point,
28 7 |      breadth. Even. in them the right is the sovereign part, and
29 7 |         forward, and when their right shoulder is leading in a
30 7 |      its turn reversed, for the right becomes the inner. (Let
31 7 |     becomes the inner. (Let the right front point be A, the left
32 7 |     point be A, the left B, the right hind C, the left D.)~Among
33 9 |      Flexion is a change from a right line to an arc or an angle,
34 9 |       from either of these to a right line. Now in all such changes
35 9 |        kind of perpendicular at right angles to the ground.~When
36 9 |      either fall forward as the right angle becomes acute or will
37 9 |  progress. For if one leg is at right angles to the ground and
38 11|         hip is long and extends right along to the middle of the
39 14|          if they moved both the right legs first the weight would
40 14|       criss-cross, not with the right or the left put forward
41 19|         distinction of left and right. Now observation shows them
42 19|      progressing animals.~As to right and left, crabs, too, show
43 19|         see it in the claw; the right claw is larger and stronger,
44 19|         stronger, as though the right and left sides were trying