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 1  II,  7 |       brain in proportion to his size; and it is larger in men
 2  II,  7 |          be found in the greater size of the brain, which demands
 3  II,  9 | occasionally grow to an enormous size, as is the case in Libya
 4  II,  16|    fore-feet, owing to the great size and weight of the body,
 5  II,  16|     dimensions to suit the small size of the head. In this beak
 6 III,  2 |        given to horses; or great size, as in camels; for excessive
 7 III,  2 |        with speed; for the large size and great branching of their
 8 III,  2 |          is used to increase the size of the teeth; in some cases
 9 III,  4 |   generally.~In animals of great size the heart has three cavities;
10 III,  4 |      body generally, is of large size. Again it is still better
11 III,  4 |       when the heart is of large size the animal is timorous,
12 III,  4 |        be.~The heart is of large size in the hare, the deer, the
13 III,  4 |           these also if of large size being cold. For just as
14 III,  4 |          just as a fire of equal size gives less heat in a large
15 III,  6 |          but it is its own large size and spongy texture that
16 III,  6 |       For in some it is of large size and contains blood; while
17 III,  7 |    scantily developed as regards size. This, for instance, is
18 III,  8 |         disproportionately large size. Moreover, inasmuch as the
19 III,  9 |       single place of sufficient size, had been scattered over
20 III,  9 |          is a cavity of variable size. This is the case in all
21 III,  12|         excepting when increased size has caused some part of
22 III,  14| subsidiary parts. For neither in size nor in shape are these parts
23 III,  14|   however, an animal is of large size, and feeds on substances
24 III,  14|          the stomach is of small size. It may be classed pretty
25 III,  14|        certain folds of moderate size, the purpose of which is
26 III,  14|   stomach of the dog is of small size, not much larger in calibre
27 III,  14|       accordance with the larger size of the body. For animals
28 III,  14|      owing either to their large size, or to the heat of the parts
29 III,  14|    discernible in those of large size, and this only when they