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

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Alphabetical [« »] flattened 1 flesh 55 flesh-eaters 1 flesh-like 9 fleshier 2 fleshy 8 flexible 1	Frequency [« »] 9 epiglottis 9 explained 9 feathered 9 flesh-like 9 furnished 9 generally 9 generated	Aristotle On the Parts of Animals IntraText - Concordances flesh-like

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1  II,  8 |      body consists of a soft flesh-like substance, or rather of
2  II,  8 |      character as to be more flesh-like than bone, and more earthy
3  II,  13|  down the integument is of a flesh-like character, so that the lower
4  II,  16|    man the lips are soft and flesh-like and capable of separating
5  II,  17| known as Cyprini, is so very flesh-like and soft as to be taken
6  II,  17|      hard, in others soft or flesh-like. Thus even the Crustacea,
7 III,  3 |      This oesophagus is of a flesh-like character, and yet admits
8 III,  3 |     is introduced; while the flesh-like character is intended to
9 III,  8 |    sea-tortoises the lung is flesh-like and contains blood, resembling