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 1  II,  17| nutriment. This is plainly to be seen in flies and bees and all
 2 III,  3 |    dejections of the stomach are seen to be coloured by its dregs;
 3 III,  3 |      discoloration has been even seen on many occasions inside
 4 III,  4 |        small to allow them to be seen. For, in sanguineous animals,
 5 III,  4 |        For these parts are to be seen in the egg sometimes as
 6 III,  4 |    material, as is plainly to be seen in the new-born young of
 7 III,  4 |        formed, than its heart is seen in motion as though it were
 8 III,  4 |          victim has it ever been seen to be affected with those
 9 III,  4 |      morbid conditions which are seen to occur in these parts,
10 III,  5 |      such there is nothing to be seen but the blood-vessels; just
11 III,  9 |      opposite fellows; as may be seen in the fact that men even
12 III,  10|       near the midriff, they are seen to laugh, owing to the heat