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 1 III,  4 |     the other viscera. For the kidneys are frequently found to
 2 III,  7 |    others to be double, as the kidneys; while of a third kind it
 3 III,  7 |  actually two lungs. As to the kidneys, no one can overlook their
 4 III,  7 |        on either side with the kidneys behind-attach the great
 5 III,  7 |        which they contain. The kidneys, on the other hand, take
 6 III,  7 |        and left with cold.~The kidneys when they are present exist
 7 III,  7 |    perfection.~Since then both kidneys and bladder exist in animals
 8 III,  9 | bladder is equally true of the kidneys. For these also are wanting
 9 III,  9 |        to the formation of the kidneys, unable to find one single
10 III,  9 |        has neither bladder nor kidneys. For the softness of its
11 III,  9 |     before said, provided with kidneys. For nature uses these organs
12 III,  9 |        excepting the seal. The kidneys of this animal are more
13 III,  9 |       and in form resemble the kidneys of the ox. The human kidneys
14 III,  9 |   kidneys of the ox. The human kidneys are of similar shape; being
15 III,  9 |      made up of numerous small kidneys, and not presenting one
16 III,  9 |      unbroken surface like the kidneys of sheep and other quadrupeds.
17 III,  9 |        this reason, should the kidneys of a man be once attacked
18 III,  9 |       For it is as though many kidneys were diseased and not merely
19 III,  9 |      continuous, lead into the kidneys from the aorta. The purpose
20 III,  9 |       as it were moored to the kidneys; for, as already has been
21 III,  9 |     the purposes for which the kidneys exist, and such the functions
22 III,  9 |       In all animals that have kidneys, that on the right is placed
23 III,  9 |         Of all the viscera the kidneys are those that have the
24 III,  9 |      of necessity, because the kidneys are the parts through which
25 III,  9 |       fat is not formed in the kidneys themselves, the density
26 III,  9 | formation, then, of fat in the kidneys is the result of necessity;
27 III,  9 |       ensure the safety of the kidneys, and to maintain their natural
28 III,  9 | substitute for it, so that the kidneys may not be without protection.
29 III,  9 |        without protection. The kidneys, moreover, by being fat
30 III,  9 |        are the reasons why the kidneys are fat. But in all animals
31 III,  9 |    derive advantage from their kidneys being fat; and the fat is
32 III,  9 |    sheep, death ensues. Be its kidneys, however, as fat as they
33 III,  9 | beneficial to them to have fat kidneys, yet should these organs
34 III,  9 |     there is none in which the kidneys become so soon gorged with
35 III,  9 |    wind getting shut up in the kidneys, and is a malady that carries
36 III,  9 |   which connect these with the kidneys being of unbroken continuity.~
37 III,  10|    with the liver, spleen, and kidneys. The latter are separated