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 1  II,  2 |   distinguish the blood of the upper and of the lower halves
 2  II,  2 | intelligence. Accordingly, the upper parts are superior in these
 3  II,  3 |       After the mouth come the upper and the lower abdominal
 4  II,  5 |     have no front teeth in the upper jaw the fat consists of
 5  II,  6 |     have horns and are without upper front teeth, the marrow
 6  II,  7 |   carried by the heat into the upper regions, so soon as it reaches
 7  II,  9 |        of the one bone and the upper end of the other are alike
 8  II,  10|      the natural position; his upper part being turned towards
 9  II,  10|   turned towards that which is upper in the universe. For, of
10  II,  13|  pigeons and the like use both upper and lower lids for the purpose.
11  II,  13|   allow of the formation of an upper eyelid, whereas lower down
12  II,  16|        a man’s lips, unite his upper teeth together, and similarly
13  II,  17|      to the lower jaw. For its upper and lower jaws are, as it
14  II,  17|         inverted, it being the upper jaw which in other animals
15  II,  17|  animal is not attached to the upper jaw, because that would
16  II,  17|       this is, as it were, the upper one which has changed its
17 III,  2 |        away something from the upper parts and so made the animal
18 III,  2 |       necessarily flows to the upper portion of the body, and
19 III,  2 |        both jaws, those in the upper jaw being deficient. For
20 III,  4 |        body, but rather in its upper than its lower half, and
21 III,  5 |    position occurs also in the upper part of the body, between
22 III,  7 |        centre. For there is an upper and a lower half, a front
23 III,  10|    cases where a separation of upper from lower is possible.
24 III,  10|     lower is possible. For the upper part is the more honourable,
25 III,  10|     exists for the sake of the upper and constitutes the necessary
26 III,  14|     have no front teeth in the upper jaw. The camel also, though
27 III,  14|       no horns, is yet without upper front teeth. The explanation
28 III,  14|        that of animals without upper front teeth, and, its dental
29 III,  14|     have no front teeth in the upper jaw also ruminate.~In fishes
30 III,  14|      in most animals it is the upper portion that is the narrower
31 III,  14|   narrower gut succeeds to the upper stomach, so also does the
32 III,  14|   Again, since the food in the upper stomach, having just been
33 III,  14|       jejunum lies between the upper cavity which contains the
34 III,  14|      lies half-way between the upper and lower cavities; a period
35 III,  14|     any part whatsoever of the upper intestine, but in males