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 1   I,  1 |          are the characters of a given creature when formed. For
 2   I,  1 |        the name of Nature. For a given germ does not give rise
 3  II,  7 |          contained heat, and has given it to animals to moderate
 4  II,  13|        mobility (just as she has given some quadrupeds movable
 5  II,  13|       makes nothing in vain, has given no eyelids to fishes, while
 6  II,  16|     purpose. A nostril, then, is given to the elephant for respiration,
 7  II,  17|         with description already given.~
 8 III,  2 |          some of them nature has given claws, to others teeth suited
 9 III,  2 |         as speed, which has been given to horses; or great size,
10 III,  2 | excessive bulk, such as has been given to these animals, and in
11 III,  3 |          This latter property is given to it, that it may stretch
12 III,  4 |        for this has already been given. For that sanguineous animals
13 III,  4 |          and the reason has been given why it appears not to do
14 III,  6 |         possessed of feet, is so given to creep into holes as are
15 III,  14|        such dentition. The names given to the several cavities