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 1   I,  1 |           walking, creeping, are plainly specifically distinct, but
 2   I,  1 |       comes first, which second. Plainly, however, that cause is
 3   I,  1 |       definiteness are much more plainly manifest in the celestial
 4   I,  1 |         Again, whenever there is plainly some final end, to which
 5  II,  2 |         these various senses, it plainly follows that the term cold
 6  II,  7 |        is of a hot nature, as is plainly shown by its fat and unctuous
 7  II,  10|       some animals the tongue is plainly forked. The double character
 8  II,  13|        its rays, and so see more plainly. Fishes, however, have eyes
 9  II,  17|         up of nutriment. This is plainly to be seen in flies and
10 III,  4 |      sanguineous material, as is plainly to be seen in the new-born
11 III,  4 |      generally of all sensation, plainly have their source in the
12 III,  5 |      behind; the former again is plainly visible in all sanguineous
13 III,  7 | extremely minute form, the liver plainly consists of two parts; of
14 III,  14|          animals, but it is only plainly discernible in those of