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 1  II,  5 |     horned animals that have no front teeth in the upper jaw the
 2  II,  5 |      hornless animals that have front teeth in both jaws, and
 3  II,  6 |     horns and are without upper front teeth, the marrow has the
 4  II,  6 |         lard in those that have front teeth in both jaws, and
 5  II,  10|         without flesh as is the front.~In some animals hearing
 6  II,  10|       have one is placed in the front part of the head; because
 7  II,  10|      which sensation acts is in front; and because the heart,
 8  II,  10|   sensation proceeds, is in the front part of the body; and lastly
 9  II,  10|         of vision are placed in front, because sight is exercised
10  II,  10|        inspiration is placed in front and in the middle line.
11  II,  14|         is more abundant on the front surface than on the back.
12  II,  15|         are sometimes placed in front of enclosures, and keep
13  II,  16|        nostril-holes, placed in front of the mouth; but in none
14 III,  1 |       their general office, the front ones being sharp, so as
15 III,  1 | requirements of speech. For the front teeth of man contribute
16 III,  1 |      one that looks directly in front (proso) and the only one
17 III,  2 |         that has horns has also front teeth in both jaws, those
18 III,  3 |      firm. The windpipe lies in front of the oesophagus, although
19 III,  3 |        owing to its position in front of the oesophagus, is exposed,
20 III,  3 |     position of the windpipe in front of the oesophagus. That
21 III,  3 |     necessity. For it is in the front and centre of the body that
22 III,  3 |       necessity lie in the very front place of all, it follows
23 III,  3 |        must of necessity lie in front of the oesophagus. For they
24 III,  3 |        regards above and below, front and back, right and left,
25 III,  3 |         is placed uppermost, in front, and on the right, rather
26 III,  4 |    lower half, and also more in front than behind. This is most
27 III,  4 |       but this in fishes is the front aspect, for it is the direction
28 III,  5 |     above and below. Now as the front is more honourable and of
29 III,  5 |       great vessel is placed in front, while the aorta is behind;
30 III,  5 |    great vessel passes from the front to the rear, and the aorta
31 III,  5 |      aorta from the rear to the front. By this they contribute
32 III,  7 |       upper and a lower half, a front and a rear, a right side
33 III,  14|        animals as have teeth in front of both jaws. It is single
34 III,  14|        hoof is cloven, yet have front teeth in both jaws. When,
35 III,  14|    horn-bearing animals have no front teeth in the upper jaw.
36 III,  14|     horns, is yet without upper front teeth. The explanation of
37 III,  14|        of animals without upper front teeth, and, its dental arrangements
38 III,  14|     horned animals that have no front teeth in the upper jaw also
39 III,  14|  mentioned that in animals with front teeth in both jaws the stomach