On the Parts of Animals - IntraText CT

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Alphabetical [« »] linked 1 links 1 lion 5 lips 10 liquid 1 lisping 1 little 14	Frequency [« »] 10 jaw 10 kidney 10 known 10 lips 10 make 10 males 10 manifestly	Aristotle On the Parts of Animals IntraText - Concordances lips

   Book, Paragraph
 1  II,  16|        Under the nostrils are the lips, in such sanguineous animals,
 2  II,  16|          substitute for teeth and lips. For supposing that one
 3  II,  16|           were to cut off a man’s lips, unite his upper teeth together,
 4  II,  16|    bird-like beak.~The use of the lips in all animals except man
 5  II,  16|       distinctness with which the lips are formed is in direct
 6  II,  16|         are fashioned. In man the lips are soft and flesh-like
 7  II,  16|          acted with regard to the lips, and made them serve both
 8  II,  16| impossible to pronounce, were the lips not moist, nor the tongue
 9  II,  16|         formed by closures of the lips and others by applications
10 III,  1 |          them is a substitute for lips and teeth. This beak presents