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Alphabetical [« »] had 17 haemorrhage 1 haemorrhages 1 hair 12 hair-like 1 hairless 1 hairs 7	Frequency [« »] 12 development 12 discharge 12 follows 12 hair 12 manner 12 mean 12 men	Aristotle On the Parts of Animals IntraText - Concordances hair

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 1  II,  8 | blood-vessels, and, again, the hair and the various kinds of
 2  II,  14|      is a greater abundance of hair on the back than on the
 3  II,  14|  contrary is the case, and the hair is more abundant on the
 4  II,  14|        reason for this is that hair is intended to serve as
 5  II,  14|    reason that they never have hair in the axillae, nor on the
 6  II,  14|       pubes, as man has. Their hair, then, instead of being
 7  II,  14|   length, nature decks it with hair, with long hair if the stem
 8  II,  14|        it with hair, with long hair if the stem of the tail
 9  II,  14|       as in horses, with short hair if the stem be long, regard
10  II,  14|       s body with an excess of hair, she leaves a deficiency
11  II,  14|   bears.~No animal has so much hair on the head as man. This,
12  II,  14| secondly, the thickness of the hair in this part has a final