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 1   I,  1 |           or false. Ought we, for instance (to give an illustration
 2   I,  1 |   identical phenomena, sleep, for instance, respiration, growth, decay,
 3   I,  1 |        and the same category. For instance, flying, swimming, walking,
 4   I,  1 |  evolution. For elsewhere, as for instance in house building, this
 5   I,  1 |     during their development; for instance, that the backbone was divided
 6   I,  1 |   spontaneously. Spontaneity, for instance, may bring about the restoration
 7   I,  1 |           influence, whether, for instance, by antagonism or friendship,
 8   I,  1 | inseparable properties; fire, for instance, to have a hot nature, earth
 9   I,  1 |         of animals. They say, for instance, that the water contained
10   I,  1 |          is formed, to state, for instance, that it is made of fire
11   I,  1 |         and the same science, for instance, deals with sensation and
12   I,  1 |           came, of the horse, for instance, from which it was derived,
13   I,  1 |        rate as are generated. For instance, we say that food is necessary;
14   I,  1 |       nature of things. Such, for instance, is the case when he explains
15   I,  2 |          natural group, Birds for instance, by putting its members
16   I,  2 |        have no popular names; for instance, the groups that we may
17   I,  2 |           of the Many-footed, for instance, would, under this method,
18   I,  3 |      negation, of Featherless for instance or of Footless, as there
19   I,  3 |       differentiae; Feathered for instance and Footed. For feathers
20   I,  3 |     contradictories. (Suppose for instance we start with the two contradictories,
21   I,  3 | differentiated. (Bird and Man for instance are both Two-footed, but
22   I,  3 |         progression, swimming for instance.~Furthermore, living beings
23   I,  3 |          and soul, by Flying, for instance, and Walking, as we see
24   I,  3 |         For some groups, Ants for instance, fall under both divisions,
25   I,  3 |       mankind, which led them for instance to form the class of Birds
26   I,  3 |        conjunctive particles. For instance, suppose we have the bifurcation
27   I,  3 |     antecedent I mean, to give an instance, Manycleft-footed preceded
28   I,  3 |      series, Manycleft-footed for instance, that constitutes the whole
29   I,  4 |      analogous are separated. For instance, bird differs from bird
30   I,  4 |       when such species, man, for instance, and any other such, if
31   I,  5 |           they are analogous. For instance, some groups have lungs,
32  II,  1 |     contrasts, heat and cold, for instance, solidity and fluidity,
33  II,  2 |          of the second. Such, for instance, are the faeces and, in
34  II,  2 |           worse. Two animals, for instance, may have eyes. But in one
35  II,  2 |       than males. Parmenides, for instance, and some others declare
36  II,  2 |       fashions. Boiling water for instance, though it is more scalding
37  II,  2 |     burning of the two-flame, for instance, as compared with boiling
38  II,  3 |    various senses. Sometimes, for instance, they denote things that
39  II,  4 |          all. There are none, for instance, in the blood of deer and
40  II,  4 |       sanguineous kinds. Such for instance, as already said, is the
41  II,  8 |           in the Testacea, as for instance in the several species known
42  II,  8 |      spinous bones of fishes. For instance, in the Cuttle-fishes there
43  II,  9 |           mucilaginous. Such, for instance, is the case with the ears
44  II,  9 |   themselves, the organ hoof, for instance, and the organ horn, are
45  II,  9 |     connected with them, skin for instance, bladder, membrane, hairs,
46  II,  11|                            11~For instance, in quadrupeds the ears
47  II,  14|       surface, as is the case for instance in dogs, or, sometimes,
48  II,  14|     region of the tail. This, for instance, in the case with bears.~
49  II,  17|         the river species, as for instance in the fishes known as Cyprini,
50  II,  17|         Crustacea, the Carabi for instance and the like, and the Cephalopods,
51  II,  17|    Testacea. In the Purpurae, for instance, so strong is this part
52 III,  1 |         formed into tusks, as for instance is the case in swine, or
53 III,  1 |           such as bite. Sows, for instance, have no tusks, and accordingly
54 III,  1 |       applicable not only in this instance but in many others that
55 III,  1 |          to males, the parts, for instance, which subserve nutrition,
56 III,  2 |         security; such means, for instance, as speed, which has been
57 III,  2 |        single horn; the Oryx, for instance, and the so-called Indian
58 III,  4 |      duller feeling, in swine for instance. Different hearts differ
59 III,  7 |           regards size. This, for instance, is the case in such feathered
60 III,  8 |         as nutriment, insects for instance and fishes, and that are
61 III,  12|       bodies generally. Such, for instance, is the case in the toad,
62 III,  12|  polydactylous animals. Such, for instance, is the case in the pig,
63 III,  14|          several stomachs, as for instance is the case with the camel.
64 III,  14|         have horns, the sheep for instance, the ox, the goat, the deer,