On the Parts of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «residual»

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Alphabetical [« »] resembles 5 resembling 7 residua 2 residual 14 residue 14 respect 3 respecting 2	Frequency [« »] 14 plainly 14 properties 14 receptacle 14 residual 14 residue 14 respiration 14 result	Aristotle On the Parts of Animals IntraText - Concordances residual

   Book, Paragraph
 1  II,  7 |      substance. This brain is not residual matter, nor yet is it one
 2 III,  7 |         of their flesh allows the residual fluid to pass through and
 3 III,  7 |           the spleen attracts the residual humours from the stomach,
 4 III,  7 | concoction. Should, however, this residual fluid be too abundant, or
 5 III,  8 |         and excreted with its own residual matter. The residual fluid
 6 III,  8 |          own residual matter. The residual fluid must therefore of
 7 III,  9 |          for the excretion of the residual fluid, and to subserve the
 8 III,  9 |           parts through which the residual matters percolate. For the
 9 III,  10|        attract thence the hot and residual fluid. For when this occurs
10 III,  12|           that the amount of foul residual matter within is but small.
11 III,  14|       goodness is exhausted. This residual matter, again, must not
12 III,  14|          its residue. For, as the residual food gets farther on and
13 III,  14|         stomach, so also does the residual food, when its goodness
14 III,  14|      lower cavity which holds the residual matter, which by the time