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   Book, Paragraph
 1  II,  9|    office, namely to serve as weapons; as is the case with all
 2 III,  1|    animals the teeth serve as weapons; but this with a distinction.
 3 III,  1|       For there are offensive weapons and there are defensive
 4 III,  1|       and there are defensive weapons; and while in some animals,
 5 III,  1|       offensive and defensive weapons, they may either be formed
 6 III,  1|     such of them as serve for weapons fit into each other’s interspaces,
 7 III,  1|     these are almost the only weapons which fishes possess.~In
 8 III,  1|     other. Moreover, as their weapons of offence consist of this
 9 III,  2|       For horns are defensive weapons, and these polydactylous
10 III,  2| account, being converted into weapons of defence. Part of it necessarily