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 1   I,  1 | instance, is the case when he explains what is a bone. For he does
 2  II,  2 |      analogous to blood. This explains how it is that bees and
 3  II,  3 |    represents the blood. This explains why the blood diminishes
 4  II,  4 |  congealed by cold. This also explains why bloodless animals are,
 5  II,  4 |     the fits of passion.~This explains why bulls and boars are
 6  II,  7 |     than in women. This again explains why man, alone of animals,
 7  II,  9 |        Their earthy character explains how it is that all such
 8  II,  13|      long distances. This too explains why birds with talons, that
 9  II,  17|     small.~What has been said explains why, among birds, those
10 III,  1 |      not possess at all. This explains why stags have horns, while
11 III,  1 |   ewes from those of rams. It explains also why the females are
12 III,  4 |       hottest blood, and this explains why the limbs also on the
13 III,  5 |  originates; and this, again, explains why the blood-vessels have
14 III,  5 | vessels than before. This too explains why, so long as the flesh
15 III,  7 |   right side and a left.~This explains why it is that even the
16 III,  7 |     these two parts; and this explains why these two viscera, and
17 III,  9 |      cavity. (This by the way explains why the kidney is the most
18 III,  10|    acting upon them. This too explains why its central part is
19 III,  14|       the other end; and this explains by the way why dogs have