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Alphabetical [« »] meal 2 meals 1 mean 12 means 14 measure 4 medium 5 meet 2	Frequency [« »] 14 larger 14 little 14 matters 14 means 14 number 14 plainly 14 properties	Aristotle On the Parts of Animals IntraText - Concordances means

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 1   I,  1 |     everything that Nature makes is means to an end. For just as human
 2  II,  3 |        their food from the earth by means of their roots; and this
 3  II,  9 |            are intended to serve as means of defence. For the organs
 4  II,  10|            olfaction is effected by means of inspiration, and the
 5  II,  13|           eye; while birds blink by means of a membrane that issues
 6  II,  13|           the heavy-bodied birds by means of the membrane already
 7 III,  1 |      whereas in such as use it as a means of defence it has a wide
 8 III,  2 | polydactylous animals possess other means of security. For to some
 9 III,  2 |           by nature with some other means of security; such means,
10 III,  2 |             means of security; such means, for instance, as speed,
11 III,  2 |         nature with some additional means of security. Thus deer are
12 III,  2 |           other, is provided with a means of protection in the discharge
13 III,  2 |         give more than one adequate means of protection to one and
14 III,  6 |           must of necessity be some means or other of tempering the