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 1   I,  1 |     definite picture, in the one case perceptible to mind, in
 2   I,  1 |          this or that way as the case may be. Now in the works
 3   I,  1 |         a similar account in the case of a couch or the like.
 4   I,  1 |          as would seem to be the case, seeing at any rate that
 5   I,  1 |       Such, for instance, is the case when he explains what is
 6   I,  3 |        Such, for example, is the case with Men, Horses, Oxen,
 7   I,  3 |      seeing that this is not the case, more differentiae than
 8   I,  5 | subordinate groups. In the first case the common attributes may
 9  II,  1 |          the causes that in each case have determined this composition,
10  II,  1 |       house; and the same is the case with the materials of other
11  II,  1 |         generates plant, in each case out of the underlying material.)~
12  II,  1 |          a single one, as is the case with some of the viscera
13  II,  2 |     term-as, for example, is the case with blood-vessel and bit
14  II,  2 |       which are intended in each case to render them more serviceable
15  II,  2 |       such appendages. In such a case, the fluid consistency and
16  II,  2 |       attribute, as would be the case if one attached a single
17  II,  3 |          animals the same is the case with the fluid which represents
18  II,  4 |          as already said, is the case with the bee and the tribe
19  II,  6 |          semen. That this is the case is quite evident in very
20  II,  6 |      strong and solid, as is the case with the lion. For in this
21  II,  7 |       its office, but in the one case will freeze the blood, and
22  II,  8 |       attached to it. Now in the case of the other senses it was
23  II,  8 |          any purpose; but in the case of touch she was compelled
24  II,  8 |       outside. The latter is the case in all the Crustacea, as
25  II,  8 |     Prickly Lobsters); it is the case also in the Testacea, as
26  II,  8 |        their fish-spines, as the case may be. To come now to Insects.
27  II,  9 |         enormous size, as is the case in Libya and in hot and
28  II,  9 |      reason prevailing as in the case of the Vivipara. Lastly,
29  II,  9 |       Such, for instance, is the case with the ears and nostrils;
30  II,  9 |      serve as weapons; as is the case with all animals that have
31  II,  10|       such is not invariably the case with hearing or with smell.
32  II,  10|          sense is double. In the case of touch this is not apparent,
33  II,  10|          lies internally. In the case of taste, which is merely
34  II,  10|        more apparent than in the case of touch, but still not
35  II,  10|        not so manifest as in the case of the other senses. However,
36  II,  10|       such as is adapted in each case to the special requirements.~
37  II,  12|          Exactly the same is the case with such oviparous quadrupeds
38  II,  14|          man the contrary is the case, and the hair is more abundant
39  II,  14|        dorsal surface, as is the case for instance in dogs, or,
40  II,  14|       This, for instance, in the case with bears.~No animal has
41  II,  17|        plain, if we consider the case of those who are tongue-tied
42  II,  17|      inside the mouth, as is the case with ants, and as is also
43  II,  17|         ants, and as is also the case with many Testacea, while
44  II,  17|       externally. In this latter case it resembles a sting, and
45 III,  1 |           as for instance is the case in swine, or may be sharp-pointed
46 III,  1 |       the opposite jaw, in which case the animal is said to be
47 III,  2 |   similar mode of defence. In no case, however, does nature ever
48 III,  3 |         as have one. This is the case with those only that have
49 III,  3 |          quite impossible in the case of the lung. For there must
50 III,  3 |      opens, just as in the other case the epiglottis falls down
51 III,  4 |      This is most evident in the case of man, but even in other
52 III,  4 |        possibility exists in the case of large animals, for in
53 III,  5 |         a receptacle, and in the case of the blood the vessels
54 III,  5 |         garden-plants in the one case grow at the expense of the
55 III,  7 |       This, for instance, is the case in such feathered animals
56 III,  7 |          and the kite. It is the case also in oviparous quadrupeds,
57 III,  9 |       variable size. This is the case in all animals, excepting
58 III,  9 |         the same chance in their case of wind getting shut in
59 III,  10|         This may possibly be the case. At any rate it is a statement
60 III,  10|        not the like occur in the case of other animals than man?
61 III,  12|       animals this latter is the case, and what is the explanation,
62 III,  12|       Such, for instance, is the case in the toad, the tortoise,
63 III,  12|           as has happened in the case of the ox. On the other
64 III,  12|       Such, for instance, is the case in the pig, in man, and
65 III,  14|           as for instance is the case with the camel. A similar