On the Parts of Animals - IntraText CT - Concordances: «remain»

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1   I,  1 | and that none of the parts remain what they were before, excepting
2  II,  3 |  and fluid so long as they remain in the living body, but
3  II,  4 |   have blood, so that they remain motionless, when frightened,
4  II,  16|    the water, and thus may remain for a long time under the
5  II,  16|  because the animal has to remain for considerable periods
6 III,  5 |  the largest blood-vessels remain permanently open, while
7 III,  6 |  and that they are able to remain for a considerable time
8 III,  9 |    that has been developed remain in fluids after concoction;
9 III,  14|   enlarges, allowing it to remain stationary and undergo conversion.