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 1  II,  1 |       the case with some of the viscera which, varying in configuration,
 2  II,  1 |       the heart, like the other viscera, is one of the homogeneous
 3  II,  1 |     true of the other so-called viscera, which are indeed formed
 4  II,  1 |        the heart. For all these viscera have a sanguineous character
 5  II,  1 |    deposits mud, so the various viscera, the heart excepted, are,
 6  II,  1 |         are the reasons why the viscera are of sanguineous aspect;
 7  II,  6 |      the external parts and the viscera. For the viscera also in
 8  II,  6 |        and the viscera. For the viscera also in animals, so long
 9  II,  9 |      the heart and neighbouring viscera. The exception of which
10 III,  4 |       have next to treat of the viscera. These are peculiar to sanguineous
11 III,  4 |         notion he formed of the viscera, if, that is to say, he
12 III,  4 | differing in different animals. Viscera, then, are peculiar to sanguineous
13 III,  4 |        animals. For in such the viscera are more sanguineous, and
14 III,  4 |        course through the other viscera, but no vessel spreads through
15 III,  4 |       and here alone in all the viscera and indeed in all the body,
16 III,  4 |      vessel as in all the other viscera. The vessel, moreover, extends
17 III,  4 |    again is the only one of the viscera, and indeed the only part
18 III,  4 |         observable in the other viscera. For the kidneys are frequently
19 III,  5 |        now pass on to the other viscera and apply the same method
20 III,  7 |                        7~Of the viscera some appear to be single,
21 III,  7 |       The reason, then, why the viscera are bilateral is, as we
22 III,  7 |       likewise do their several viscera; and as the sides, though
23 III,  7 |      into unity, so also do the viscera tend to be bilateral and
24 III,  7 |    unity of constitution.~Those viscera which lie below the diaphragm
25 III,  7 |      the liver or spleen.~These viscera, then, contribute in this
26 III,  7 |     this explains why these two viscera, and these two alone, are
27 III,  7 |      the parts that environ the viscera and therefore has to be
28 III,  9 |         ill-savoured of all the viscera.) From the central cavity
29 III,  9 |      the right side.~Of all the viscera the kidneys are those that
30 III,  9 |      the heart and neighbouring viscera, the loins, in accordance
31 III,  10|   purposes, then, for which the viscera severally exist have now
32 III,  10|       that the substance of the viscera is formed. Thus they are
33 III,  11|                          11~The viscera are enclosed each in a membrane.
34 III,  12|       Some animals have all the viscera that have been enumerated;
35 III,  12|         Moreover, the self-same viscera present differences in different
36 III,  12|        than in any of the other viscera, the heart only excepted.
37 III,  13|                          13~The viscera differ from the flesh not