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 1   I,  1 |        then, was in error when he said that many of the characters
 2   I,  1 |        such a form.~What has been said suggests the question, whether
 3   I,  3 |         for otherwise, as already said, specifically distinct animals
 4   I,  3 |        they are introduced.~As we said then, we must define at
 5  II,  1 |          the former is, as before said, heterogeneous, and each
 6  II,  2 |         body then is in one sense said to be hotter than another,
 7  II,  2 |           a second sense, that is said to be hotter which causes
 8  II,  2 |          substance, the larger is said to have more heat than the
 9  II,  2 |            of two bodies, that is said to be the hotter which takes
10  II,  3 |          purpose all that need be said is that the blood exists
11  II,  4 |          for instance, as already said, is the case with the bee
12  II,  5 |        follows from what has been said that no non-sanguineous
13  II,  5 |           decay. For decay may be said to be deficiency of blood,
14  II,  6 |           into toes. What has ben said hardly applies to the spinal
15  II,  6 |        animals that can hardly be said to have any marrow. These
16  II,  7 |         In reality the two may be said to be utterly opposite to
17  II,  16|           s proboscis, as already said, is a nostril. Now it would
18  II,  16|         of certain oxen, that are said to be obliged to walk backwards
19  II,  16|          part is also, as already said, made by nature to supply
20  II,  16|        birds, as already has been said, the purposes of nutrition
21  II,  16|       accordance with what I have said is her not uncommon practice,
22  II,  17|          the small.~What has been said explains why, among birds,
23 III,  1 |    however, the teeth, as already said, serve merely for the reduction
24 III,  1 |          which case the animal is said to be saw-toothed. The explanation
25 III,  1 |            For nature, as already said, uses the parts which are
26 III,  1 |          play.~What has just been said applies to fishes as well
27 III,  3 |            is exposed, as we have said, to annoyance from the food.
28 III,  4 | manifestly hot. Again, as already said, the vessels continue their
29 III,  4 |      therefore, which, as already said,’ as it were a living creature
30 III,  4 |         but is rather, as already said, the result of a joint-like
31 III,  4 |       spitefulness.~What has been said of the heart as a whole
32 III,  5 |         the parts are, as already said, formed out of the blood,
33 III,  5 |    concoction. For, as was before said, every compound of earth
34 III,  6 |       lung collapses. It has been said that the lung exists as
35 III,  7 |          bilateral is, as we have said, that there are two sides
36 III,  7 |           not a word has yet been said of the midriff, which is
37 III,  9 |                   9~What has been said of the bladder is equally
38 III,  9 |     contains blood are, as before said, provided with kidneys.
39 III,  10|         and lung, and, as already said, is called Phrenes in sanguineous
40 III,  10|       region of the armpit.~It is said also that when men in battle