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 1   I,  1 |      of which may be properly called scientific knowledge of
 2   I,  1 |     third mode is what may be called hypothetical necessity.
 3   I,  5 |      common attributes may be called analogous, in the second
 4  II,  2 |       of the bodies which are called hot the heat is derived
 5  II,  4 |                    4~What are called fibres are found in the
 6  II,  7 |       vessel and from what is called the aorta, and end in the
 7  II,  9 |   that have bones, is what is called the chine. With this all
 8  II,  9 |     the Selachia, as they are called, the fish-spines are replaced
 9  II,  9 |     substances, and which are called by the same names as the
10  II,  10|      explanation. For what is called the empty space is full
11  II,  16|    end, so as to form what is called a snout, the nostrils are
12  II,  16|  nothing in fact which can be called nostrils except from a functional
13  II,  16| nothing which can properly be called a nose. For its so-called
14 III,  1 |    numerous will be the teeth called into play.~What has just
15 III,  1 |     mouth consists of what is called the beak, which in them
16 III,  1 |       in those birds that are called Crooked-clawed it is invariably
17 III,  1 |      the head and the neck is called the face, this name, (prosopon)
18 III,  3 |    are the larynx and what is called the oesophagus. Of these
19 III,  10|      and, as already said, is called Phrenes in sanguineous animals,
20 III,  10|      this that the midriff is called Phrenes, as though it had
21 III,  14|       this stomach is what is called the gut. These parts are
22 III,  14|       in some of them what is called the crop precedes the stomach
23 III,  14|  otherwise. Of these the fish called Scarus (Parrot-fish) is
24 III,  14|   stomach and come to what is called the colon, and to a kind
25 III,  14|        there is found what is called the jejunum; which is a